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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
$6,500,000,000…
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
The law is real. What emotions would you suggest are appropriate?
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EU Cyber Resilience Act is about to tell us how to code(berthub.eu)
11 points by dr_dshiv 1y ago|1 comments
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
“Anyone opensourcing anything while in the course of ‘commercial activity’ will be fully liable. Effectively they rugpulled the Apache2 / MIT licenses... all opensource released by small businesses is fucked. where the was no red tape
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
Especially since the EU just made open source contributors liable for cybersecurity (Cyber Resilience Act). Just let AI contribute and ur good
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
Of course I predict this will turn into a logarithmic curve not exponential over time. But I’m always happy to bet on future outcomes with specifics. Like, that gpt5-level intelligence will be able run on contemporary MacBooks within 2-3 ye
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
I try to avoid proving facts in pub conversations with my phone until someone has bet at least a dollar on the outcome
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
Sure, hit me up at dereklomas@gmail.com
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
Sure, I'm game. What's your prediction?
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
So thinking 5x faster, but lower quality (for now). Anyone have experience or data on how lower model quality during thinking affects the performance of a higher quality model output? Like, is it worthwhile having lots of lower quality thin
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
Just need a way to talk to ChatGPT anytime. Microphone, speaker and permanent connection to ChatGPT. That’s all you need: io One need is being able to talk to ChatGPT in a whisper or silent voice… so you can do it in public. I don’t think t
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
One reason to take these expected cost reductions more seriously is because it DOESN'T fit the desired narrative for OpenAI. Ideally, from a front-runner competition perspective, it would NOT be possible to create the same level of qua
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
Distillation seems like a pretty robust approach. There is no good reason to think that GPT5 or 6 won’t have massive rapid efficiency gains. He’s one of the most knowledgeable persons in the world on the topic. It’s like saying that the ceo
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
It is also additional value creation. It also leads to automation and efficiency, even if it isn’t a fully linear path. AI isnt a waste. We can’t let environmental consciousness get in the way of rather natural human development. Especially
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
Solving climate change will take a lot of energy. I found this article to be a little too one sided. For instance, it didn’t talk about the 10x reductions in power achieved this past year — essentially how gpt4 can now run on a laptop. Viz,
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
If this was just a post about generated clouds I would have upvoted anyway. They were cool. Love the vision!
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Reply to: ChatGPT decreases idea diversity in brainstorming(researchgate.net)
1 points by dr_dshiv 1y ago|0 comments
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
“They've been indoctrinated into thinking that if a business makes money, it must be cheating. The entire continent has Stockholm Syndrome from decades of leftist academics preaching that profit = exploitation, as if every entrepreneur
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
I think your attitude is great. When people have kids later in life, with all the anxieties of “doing it right,” they often think they have to stop going to parties. It is genuinely hard to prioritize your own fun when kids are in the pictu
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
Can’t say for the memecoins and NFTs — but when it goes from just bitcoin to hundreds of different competitive legit coins, that does seem like inflation of money supply.
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
Do you mean singularities are much colder? Because everything outside of that is super hot, no?
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
It’s funny, because the inflation of crypto comes not from the increase in the supply of individual coins (that’s controlled mathematically) but by increasing the number of cryptocurrencies themselves.
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
OP, what’s your question?
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
My understanding is that the Harmonium (Smolensky) was the first restricted Boltzmann machine, but maximized “harmony” instead of minimizing “energy.” When Smolensky, Hinton and Rummelhart collaborated, they instead called it “goodness of f
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
The #1 tip I teach is to make extensive use of the teeny-tiny mostly hidden “edit” button in ChatGPT and Claude. When you get a bad response, stop and edit to get a better one, rather than letting crap start to multiply crap.
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
This is how Claude’s UI used to work, in practice, where you could edit the context directly.
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
This is the best paper on machine psychology [1] I’ve yet seen. Rigorous, empirical, insightful — and very practical. [1] http://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2023arXiv230313988H/abstrac...
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
Mind blowing. I have an abstract coin from Gujarat India, c 800 AD, showing a mushroom. Mysterious.
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The Professors Are Using ChatGPT, and Some Students Aren’t Happy About It(nytimes.com)
11 points by dr_dshiv 1y ago|5 comments
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by dr_dshiv 1y ago
Are you suggesting we shouldn’t build playgrounds for kids until we’ve locked up all the criminals?

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