discobot

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by discobot 2y ago
I legitimately dont know how to reply, bc by this point llms co-own all aspects of my life and jumps between gpt4->claude3->claude3.5->o1 have all been very noticeable
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by discobot 2y ago
the problem is that last generation of the largest models failed to overcome smaller models on the benchmarks, see lack of new claude opus or gpt-5. The problem is probably in the benchmarks, but anyway.
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by discobot 2y ago
They explicitly train models only on public datasets
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by discobot 3y ago
regarding the prompt processing and token generation you are correct it makes sense to benchmark them infependently since prompt processing is done in parralel for each token and is compute bound and token generation is sequential and bound
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by discobot 5y ago
lets see how this will work out
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Facebook Is Now Meta
7 points by discobot 5y ago|2 comments
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by discobot 5y ago
telegram is certainly non a tech-giant with 500M users
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by discobot 5y ago
Why is anything good objectively? It is good for me because I can stay connected with my mom despite living in different country. Also facebook group for my town is nice and useful, and my wife enjoys posting in instagram from our trips. N
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by discobot 5y ago
they enable communication for 3 billion people on the scale not previously seen in the history of mankind?
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by discobot 5y ago
Some believe that facebook is a positive force in the world, despite being hated.
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by discobot 6y ago
I wonder how 100K of engineers made it in
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by discobot 6y ago
Google will happily hire and pay batshit crazy salary to any capable engineer with ML background
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by discobot 6y ago
I wonder how this sound together with fog horns. Should be glorious
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by discobot 6y ago
Google search isn't groundbreaking enough?
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by discobot 7y ago
could be related to higher taxes in Europe
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by discobot 7y ago
Google filters the results on date of web page update, not date of the post reddit post creation, which is the correct behaviour. And you are just making unjustified bold statements
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by discobot 7y ago
>... had very good universities with mathematics, physics, electronics, engineering. It had developed textile industry, built heavy carriers, tractors. Well, so was Ukraine, and look at it now.
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by discobot 7y ago
Estonia and Lithuania despite democracy and economic reforms are well known money laundromats for Russian oligarchy (see for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danske_Bank_money_laundering_s... ).
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by discobot 7y ago
We have United Nations to handle the issues like this, and from their point of view you are wrong.
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by discobot 7y ago
Dealing with that is CIA business, not Activision Blizzard.
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by discobot 7y ago
Authoritarian ant antidemocratic government is just as legitimate as any other
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by discobot 7y ago
You still need Turk to train your models...
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by discobot 7y ago
But we have.
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by discobot 7y ago
We do not explain how to read handwriting, we teach by example - and that is exactly how ML works. And your last point is wrong. ML models are studied and understood much better than human reasoning.