diablozzq

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by diablozzq 1mo ago
Yup agreed, I've ran 1 billion tokens through with >3000 steps and multi-hour autonomous output with nothing more than a 5090, Deepseek Harness, and Qwen 3.8 27b Quasar NVFP4. You get 260k context, ~150 token/s continuous perf
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by diablozzq 6mo ago
Intelligence was supposedly well defined, but folks kept getting their definitions wrecked by modern LLMs so we had to move the goal posts. No true Scottsman fallacy.
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by diablozzq 6mo ago
no one cares if LLMs are humans. They will never be by definition. My point still stands The crux of my argument is Consciousness is irrelevant to any AI debates. It’s not necessary to perform tasks we previously deemed only humans could
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by diablozzq 6mo ago
Consciousness is a property of humans biology - and quite clearly not a requisite to intelligence. I say clearly as at some point we reach proof by construction. As in, we already built intelligence because the system already completes tas
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by diablozzq 6mo ago
Your own YouTube link refutes your conclusion. in the first few sentences he states “The problem is not with EVs it’s with mandates” EVs are fine, yes they are still limited in some cases.
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by diablozzq 8mo ago
The immediate hot take is even if correct, the paper is largely opinion piece wrapped in an academic paper with Stanford logo. Most of the sections had no citations and anecdotes. Like many who have predicted doom or ChatGPT can never do XY
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by diablozzq 2y ago
When I was interviewed for starting my PhD and asked what I knew about a PhD I referenced this example by name. Thanks for the articles! I’ve read through them and they are timeless. Also the finding cures pivot from CS was inspiring how I
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by diablozzq 2y ago
Yea component library is a key feature they need asap. They did start one but development hasn’t taken off and prioritized. DIY components is rough for basic dev.
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by diablozzq 2y ago
With ChatGPT they may not need to learn it the same way. Easy enough to code something in html and JavaScript and let tools translate. Obviously not that simple, but an example of why it might not be as hard in 2024. It’s a bold claim, but
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by diablozzq 2y ago
I’ve been watching this for a while. It’s the most promising tech framework I’ve seen. If they succeed, it could obsolete all other frameworks. Mobile, desktop, web, rust They have an eye on performance up front which is where most previo
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by diablozzq 2y ago
At one point the goal posts was the Turing test. That’s long since been passed, and we aren’t satisfied. Then goal posts were moved to logical reasoning such as the Winograd Schemas. Then that wasn’t enough. In fact, it’s abundantly clear
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by diablozzq 3y ago
This describes humans in a nutshell. This is why people vary wildly in ability... But we consider humans intelligent.
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by diablozzq 5y ago
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/covid-data/investi... They are using race to preferentially treat higher risk groups of people. Sounds like the way you should treat people - higher risk first. Very
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by diablozzq 5y ago
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