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by dotancohen 1mo ago
AGI does not ever have to be achieved. It is enough that we (as a species) persue it, and continue moving the goalposts each time we learn something new about the limits of our technology and how to express those limits. Because that will p
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
Terrific, thank you.
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
LLMs have a problem with that type of question? I might try it later at home.
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
I'd you have some tips for coming up with such tests, I would love to hear them. My Gmail username is the same as my HN username. Thank you!
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
I respectful disagree. I enjoy reading e.g. Asimov and well-executed journalism. And I completely respect the IP of those people who create these works.
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
I actually haven't used Sol yet. I'd love to hear what you use it for, and how it performs.
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
The only model I've found to beat it for coding (Python, Rust, Kotlin, PHP) and planning is Fable. What are you using it for?
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
Why are you using an LLM for "increase opacity of the logo by 20%"? That sounds like the type of straightforward operation a dedicated tool exists for.
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
That sounds like a serious flaw in his hardware.
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
That's A-GPS. I think that the A stood for Assisted or maybe Augmented.
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
When I use a company provided laptop, I know I'm using company equipment. Same for the delivery driver driving a company truck.
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
Give it up. Stop defending your position when it's been pointed out that you are holding the two companies to two different standards. It's all right to admit you were wrong and learn something, even on the internet.
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
You're not far off with the QR codes. Some military hardware actually match camera input to known maps to navigate. Mostly unmanned, one-way hardware.
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
INS
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
Are compact discs no longer available? I used to rip from those - every album I've ever downloaded and kept I have the CD for. Some bought before the download, many bought after. But it's been a long time since I've heard any
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
Are there other things to be wary of, though? It's easy to find information about things one already knows about.
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
Go on, what other docker things should we know?
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
I'm sorry, what? As an avid Docker user, where should I begin reading about these issues?
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
I'm actually out there looking up quite often! And I'm happy to mention that all three of my children come with me regularly as well. Clear skies!
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
The Pleiades cluster is called the seven sisters in Greek. That's curious, because the human eye under the best conditions can discern only six stars in there. Even more curious, the aboriginal Australians also called this cluster the
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
Thank you for replying back with relevant details. Are you perhaps zipping something that other zip.js apps are not? Perhaps you have stumbled upon some edge case.
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
By whom? That's an honest question. Who represents the trees in human society? Do they have recognised authority?
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
How frequent are private jet flights? How frequent are car trips? And for that matter, I don't in fact know how much jet fuel is taxed. Do you?
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
The concern is not that the model was trained on actual caveman artifacts, rather on modern media representations of the stereotypical caveman (that never actually existed).
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
But does it answer those queries correctly, or does it just not refuse to not halucinate an incorrect answer? From where would it even have that information?
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
Caveman invented fire, the wheel, domesticated wild plants and animals, organised society, survived the Toba catastrophe, cooked food, and was having sex ages before you and me. Don't write him off as stupid.
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
> How is landing on the moon not a publicity stunt? You've just changed your argument as I addressed your previous argument. Which clearly demonstrates that you don't have actual arguments against the Artemis program, r
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
Shouldn't that money come from increased taxes on one of the primary causes of the climate change making it more expensive? E.g. gasoline automobile fuel?
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
Then you see it wrong. Plans for returning humans to the surface of the moon have been being developed for longer than you've known Musk's name. The Artemis program was developed out of the Constellation program, which was initiat
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by dotancohen 1mo ago
Interesting, thanks.

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