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drivebyhooting
1mo ago
Because ULA and the senate launch system is better?
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1mo ago
Wasn’t WhatsApp famously created by a team of 20 people? It’s not meta’s contribution to the world. It can be cleanly extracted from the company. Or a replacement created if need be.
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1mo ago
That’s no way to live. How can you ever have a family or be part of a community? And what’s your plan for when you’re old?
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1mo ago
That’s infuriating.
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1mo ago
This isn’t a problem of you use actually capable models instead of wrapping whatever open source junk and pretend you have an AI product.
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1mo ago
“Do a breakthrough and make this SIMD fastest”
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1mo ago
I know this is an extremely unwelcome comment but I just have to ask… have you considered rust? Especially for a DB. I just had excellent success migrating a go code base to rust completely AI driven. It led to a healthy performance boost t
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1mo ago
Yep! I’ve made so many custom apps for myself and family. I’ve made lots of purchases informed by AI that I would otherwise have been too overwhelmed to research. I’ve indexed all my bookshelves like a library just by taking a video and h
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1mo ago
Has anyone had mixed experience running Ultra with and without /goal? I come back to it after 8 hours to find it got stuck navel gazing imagined and Byzantine errors.
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1mo ago
I’m sorry to hear that. I think AI can be quite dangerous. But their experience is a skill issue.
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1mo ago
AI is awesome as a consumer. You can just build whatever bespoke thing you want. It can walk you through a myriad of home improvement projects.
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1mo ago
And before that it was TV. And before that newspapers. This is breathless polemic.
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1mo ago
How are these open weight models being created. I’m just curious why/how this capability which is apparently “frontier as of 6 months ago” can run in so little a machine.
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1mo ago
Inference time scaling means whoever had the most compute has the highest intelligence model.
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1mo ago
He’s saying no tax on tips.
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2mo ago
How is it impossible? The OS already advertises which codecs and cyphers it accepts. Is adding an age flag a bridge too far? And arbitrarily changed? Can a regular user arbitrarily change the super user password?
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2mo ago
Like it or not, there is a large constituency who wants to “protect the children”. By demonizing them and failing to engage with the worries over social media and pornography We have brought it on ourselves. Is it to be wondered at that man
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2mo ago
Slower is meaningfully dumber when you’re time bounded and need all the inference time compute you can get.
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2mo ago
Inference time compute is the new scaling.
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2mo ago
There’s no guarantee more general results exist. It’s likely that any sufficiently complex “market” admits no incentive compatibility.
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2mo ago
Not much faster. Any k-coloring algorithm of complexity F(n) can be used to create a chromatic number algorithm of complexity lg(N)F(N) simply by bisecting on N.
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2mo ago
That is super cool. What kind of interceptor? Solid rocket motor with control surfaces?
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2mo ago
How can I parent my kids when every child in the school is a social media addict? If heroin were commonplace and available in every kid’s pockets would parents be to blame then too?
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2mo ago
Well for one thing SMS isn’t bundled with addictive apps that constantly try to lure you into traps against your better judgement.
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2mo ago
That’s really sad. Locked in a walled garden of vampiric carnivorous plants. And for what? A modicum of convenience?
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2mo ago
What benefit do kids draw from instagram and facebook?
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2mo ago
It’s very confusing to me. I’ve occasionally used pro to do high-level research and design. Then I ask it to create a prompt for Codex ultra. Ultra can do a lot of genetic benchmarking and testing to elucidate and resolve quandaries. I don
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2mo ago
Why not pro/ultra?
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2mo ago
Google’s AI has been very glitchy for me lately. I used to reserve chatGPT for serious work and Gemini for daily personalized unimportant things. But now I switched completely to ChatGPT and resigned myself to their memories/personaliz
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2mo ago
There’s no way I’m giving Zuck any of my data.
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