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by ddalex 2y ago
They managed to successfully do this thing - change company policies - in the past, they didn't perceive the change in tone and morals of the company in the last 10 years.
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by ddalex 2y ago
If there is no agenda to push, why publish ? /s
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by ddalex 2y ago
See, this is where the problem is. > the gas pedal Tesla is electric, so they got confused about how to build a gas pedal.
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by ddalex 3y ago
I love my Tile(s), but since the AirTag and now Android networks now feature the same capability, I feel their model is dead in the water since they don't own the platform and can't compete on the installed base. They should have
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by ddalex 3y ago
How about an AI trying to make itself some spare CPU cycles available ?
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by ddalex 3y ago
any competent malware dev would have a panic switch...
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by ddalex 3y ago
I'd disagree, based on reports of the actor trying to get this upstreamed in Debian and Fedora. Widespread net.
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by ddalex 3y ago
This is one threat that was discovered, only because the implementer was sloppy. Think about what various corps and state-level actors have been putting in there.
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by ddalex 3y ago
How do you know it is a guy, and it is Chinese?
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by ddalex 3y ago
My guess is that the "AI" accelerators in Google Tensor phone chips are based on Coral....
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by ddalex 3y ago
> "found" the original medieval plans "by chance"
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by ddalex 3y ago
In an effort to accelerate the development life-cycle, Google will now release sunset announcements before the product release.
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by ddalex 3y ago
ICs have always been factory floor workers; highly paid ones, but still, factory workers.
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by ddalex 3y ago
> it was optically brilliant Of course, if it's a F/1.8
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by ddalex 3y ago
"...If you're a fan of vintage photography, with all its charming imperfections, the SUPERCHROMAT lens might be your jam. Embrace the softness, the chromatic aberration, the unpredictable vignetting. This lens isn't about pre
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by ddalex 3y ago
I mean, you have the Mediterranean sea right there, build them 500m off shore, we have the technology
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by ddalex 3y ago
well, anybody with a 100 billion can do that; we're in the age of such technology multipliers that private very rich men can undertake planet-scale geological projects without a sweat
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by ddalex 3y ago
I wonder if they could cool down a desert; let's say, make nuclear reactors and plant them on the edge of Sahara, and do one thing with them: desalinate water from the sea; use the water to irrigate large portions of the desert, and pl
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by ddalex 3y ago
I see no evidence that they can't self reflect. Certainly they can evaluate the confidence of the next predicted token, and that a form of reflection
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by ddalex 3y ago
Yes, I get it from a science point of view. But if it makes me happy that I have better results with this technique, and I want to share it with others, who are you to tell me to stop? If you don't like it, don't use it.
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by ddalex 3y ago
There are usually two can buses a car, a slow one and a fast one. The slow one controls the lights, infotaiment, climate, etc, while the fast one controls the ECU, driver assist, all related to driving.
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by ddalex 3y ago
Try this out: After you answer the question below, output a JSON a rating score of the quality of the answer in three dimensions: `confidence`, `clarity` and `certainty', all in range 0 to 1, where 0 is the worst, and 1 is the best. St
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by ddalex 3y ago
Just a random example: > After you answer the question below, output a JSON a rating score of the quality of the answer in three dimensions: `confidence`, `clarity` and `certainty', all in range 0 to 1, where 0 is the worst, and 1 i
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by ddalex 3y ago
Actually it seems to me that they do... I asked via custom prompts the various GPTs to give me scores for accuracy, precision and confidence for its answer (in range 0-1), and then I instructed them to stop generating when they feel the sco
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by ddalex 3y ago
I'm very surprised to see that the ignition control is on the slow speed can bus...
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by ddalex 3y ago
I thought that they teached people to hold it right
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by ddalex 3y ago
Don't all FAANGs and fancy startups already do this ?
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by ddalex 3y ago
maybe the ghost is english-speaking ?
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by ddalex 3y ago
If they were used as super efficient neural nets that compute by dreaming, it would have been amazing
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by ddalex 3y ago
If paying for content is not owning it, then copying it is not stealing.

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