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by dpflan 3y ago
Aren't there comments equally likely to be AI-generated?
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by dpflan 3y ago
Can you provide details of this watershed date?
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by dpflan 3y ago
"298MB of RAM" if you were wondering about some constraint.
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by dpflan 3y ago
Yes, FTX knows a lot about value creation from thin air.
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by dpflan 3y ago
Yes, interesting stuff in there still. Though not exactly related to KF, Reminded me of another paper about "Learning Graph Search Heuristics": -- https://proceedings.mlr.press/v198/pandy22a.html
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by dpflan 3y ago
I really appreciate your comments and insight, but I must stress again, what has been noted by both of us: > And maybe you are bit greedy and see an opportunity in the variability to end user, but maybe you are more worried about collaps
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by dpflan 3y ago
You are not cynical, it is the general trend, and you wish it weren't true.
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by dpflan 3y ago
It is multi-faceted, but maybe it seems not so complicated in that the decision to raise a price beyond a certain point is on the price-setter (right?) and that seems to be a driver of this situation, as you have stated -- using the adage (
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by dpflan 3y ago
OK: Inflation as the % increase of a price compared to a previous period, whereby lower inflation means lower % increase of a price compare to a previous period -- 0% meaning prices have stabilized when compared to a previous period? So we
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by dpflan 3y ago
Yes, aware of the flaunted price increases. So inflation going down means the companies balked and have to back down and drop prices? I guess they are keeping the prices as high as possible, but how does the FED influence the company's
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by dpflan 3y ago
You're looking at FOMC and interest rates changes in 6-month will change the picture?
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by dpflan 3y ago
Crucial info, thank you.
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by dpflan 3y ago
Thanks for perspective, what do you make of the other noted departures? """ Last week Arena terminated the employment of operations president and COO Andrew Kraft, media president Rob Barrett, and corporate counsel Julie Fens
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by dpflan 3y ago
At least 5-hours tenure or units of 5-hours? ;)
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by dpflan 3y ago
HN Post about the spotted article(s) 2 weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38436516 And wow, the new interim CEO: """ Bhargava is the founder of the company behind the 5-Hour Energy Drink product.
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Arena Group fires CEO in wake of Sports Illustrated AI articles scandal(theguardian.com)
77 points by dpflan 3y ago|43 comments
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by dpflan 3y ago
Yes, exactly. Care to share an example of what you're talking about? You may have found a new realm for research...
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by dpflan 3y ago
What do you mean by “current”?
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by dpflan 3y ago
As another pointed out, isn't this early experiment highly relevant to the discussion? - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller%E2%80%93Urey_experiment
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by dpflan 3y ago
The Analysis section seems to paint a differing picture, one where if you change the variables (commodities chosen and time-scale) either one of them could've won the bet. Do you know of another example?
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by dpflan 3y ago
I am at first just saying that search as PageRank in the early days is a ML marvel that changed the way people interact with the internet. Figuring out how to monetize and financially survive as a business have certainly changed the directi
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by dpflan 3y ago
Indeed, I would think the core search product as another example of ai/ml...
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by dpflan 3y ago
Is there a theorem/law of AI for this: Every AI system is at least vulnerable to data is has never seen before.
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by dpflan 3y ago
Isn't the problem how to actually scale these discoveries to industry processes? Yes you can create some crazy materials a low levels, but scaling up the small scale stable processes is difficult.
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by dpflan 3y ago
Clearly the company needs to do better planning and anticipate cars coming to them, causing traffic congestion is a net negative for the service it is trying to provide.
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by dpflan 3y ago
> "After we reached out with questions to the magazine's publisher, The Arena Group, all the AI-generated authors disappeared from Sports Illustrated's site without explanation. Our questions received no response." Wh
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by dpflan 3y ago
aside: (I like how the first top-level comments are that the posts would devolve, while the first top-level replies are that wouldn't it be beneficial in some way to have discussion...hence this post..)
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Ask HN: Why do YC hiring posts not have comments allowed?
35 points by dpflan 3y ago|43 comments
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by dpflan 3y ago
Interesting, how stable are the images for a given prompt? And the other way around? Does it trend toward some natural limit image/text where there are diminishing returns to making change to the data?
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by dpflan 3y ago
It is because there are big incentives to make money in the current economy we live it, competition like this can benefit a market participant, and that is how the reward system works (monetarily/money-as-a-meta-resource and culturally

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