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by dchichkov 2y ago
It is unhealthy to not have competition to SpaceX.
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by dchichkov 2y ago
I agree, Open Weights are Open "Binary", not Open Source. It's like taking an executable (.so module, firmware blob) and releasing it under permissive license, so anyone could disassemble, modify and hack it. And then disclos
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by dchichkov 2y ago
Understanding better this defense mechanism could allow us to understand even better of how it can be breached and design ... oh, wait...
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by dchichkov 2y ago
Well, copilots do precisely that, no? Or you talking folding literal laundry, in which case this is more of a robotics problem, not the ASI, right? You don't need ASI to fold laundry, you do need to achieve reliable, safe and cost effi
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by dchichkov 2y ago
There is no You.
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by dchichkov 3y ago
Congrats on your build. I've also built a camera, with the BGA/sensor mounted directly on my board, with good old CHMT36VA. With a double-sided PCB this was pushing the limits of both OSHPark manufacturing process and PCB/chi
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by dchichkov 3y ago
It's hard to tell what exact resolution of the vision encoder is used in ChatGPT. And what is the exact design, if it is based on CLIP or not. But this and disinterest in adding training data like this could be one of the issues.
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by dchichkov 3y ago
Sounds like the Frontier team wasn't able to convince GPTs team to run an extra model.
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by dchichkov 3y ago
He had explained, it is SVG. You simply remove these masks from the file or change transparency. I've prompted ChatGPT to make a bit more detailed explanation: https://chat.openai.com/share/42e55091-18c2-421e-9452-
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by dchichkov 3y ago
I've used Jetson for a few projects as a hobby. Made an I2S Sodar array with a TX2. And some robotics projects with a Jetson AGX Xavier that I got to evaluate and then to work on. And a few both, professional and toy projects with vers
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by dchichkov 3y ago
No, it was not a surprise. Transformers architecture resulted from systematic exploration at scale with Seq2Seq. And it was quite clear when this architecture came out that it was very promising. The issue was not technology, it was lack of
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by dchichkov 3y ago
This is a bit surprising to hear. Current Jetpack 6 is Ubuntu 22.04 - this is the current Ubuntu LTS release. There's nothing ancient about it, no? I'm pretty sure, if I go and check versions of CUDA, PyTorch, Tensorflow - it&#x2
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by dchichkov 3y ago
On top of that, vast majority of engineers and researchers who had joined the field, only did it in the last few years. While, like with many other fields, it takes decades to get to a level of a well-rounded expert. One paper a day, one o
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by dchichkov 3y ago
A state or a small country can afford maybe a few schools like that. You need state sponsorship, endowment money or a district where property values ballooned out of control. And with a lot of money at stake, it's very likely that scho
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by dchichkov 3y ago
I think it is fine to look at the details of what actually was achieved, see if it had an impact. In that particular case, the achievement seems to be contributing to operations to development of a new candidate COVID vaccine and putting it
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by dchichkov 3y ago
"Transformative" seems to fit a lot more that "Derivative". On the other hand, it's understandable why NYT is worried. OpenAI itself says that occupations like: Writers and Authors, Web and Digital Interface Designe
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by dchichkov 3y ago
More likely that the WorldCoin project is doing poorly. With crypto and NFTs going down it could be a house of cards. And in a need of an urgent injection of money.
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by dchichkov 3y ago
There is also WorldCoin project possibly at stake. With crypto and NFTs going down it could be a house of cards. Horowitz is one of the backers.
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by dchichkov 3y ago
I don’t know. It can easily be the case of $1 comp, and insane amounts of work and pressure, including financial, from all sides. It is quite clear that crypto is failing and he is deeply engaged into crypto with the WorldCoin project. Fo
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by dchichkov 3y ago
Not a lawyer, but I don’t think it is allowed to take a company intellectual property or research results and use these results for a side venture, without proper and timely disclosure. Even if there is no direct conflict of interests at th
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by dchichkov 3y ago
Assume someone had been working for a startup, as CEO, for free. For years. That someone had cut himself away from any way to compensate his work directly. Due to altruism or poor planning or a result of a negotiation. At a later time other
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by dchichkov 3y ago
What if this is not direct competition to OpenAI, but it does use understanding of how next generation models are built? When you are piloting multiple companies, I wouldn't be surprised that you'd be making mistakes from time to
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by dchichkov 3y ago
Isn't it more likely that OpenAI board had learned about something? Like that new AI chip venture that was mentioned in the recent news a few times? And he had omitted disclosing this, like OpenAI board had implied? In combination wi
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by dchichkov 3y ago
It seems that OpenAI had switched to pre-paid billing. If anyone is interested helping, they can go and pre-pay. And support the non-profit. I'd guess, OpenAI without Sam Altman and YC/VC network is toothless. And Microsoft's
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Show HN: Play any Well Known text game with GPTs(wellknown.game)
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by dchichkov 4y ago
The current approach in which ChatGPT is trained likely allows for that. ChatGPT keeps claiming it is a "language model". In fact it is a reinforcement learning agent trained with proximal policy optimization. We've certai
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by dchichkov 4y ago
Something that touches power-train needs to be ASIL-D grade. For a good reason.
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by dchichkov 4y ago
I think the larger dependency is on the investors, not on employees. There seems to be quite a bit of support and good will from investors towards Musk. And this is understandable, no one wanted to see a failure to electrify vehicles. Bu
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by dchichkov 4y ago
/s I credit Civilization 1 as well. Or should I credit my parents who had PC/XT at home when the price of PC/XT was that of 3 new (soviet) automobiles? /s
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by dchichkov 4y ago
If quantum computers would work, it would be very difficult to explain "where" the computation happens without having some sort of MWI into picture. But if, somehow, quantum computers keep their noise levels up without producing

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