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empath75
2y ago
It's hard to get really worked up about courts falling on one side or the other of an argument between multibillion dollar corporations about how to allocate bandwidth costs.
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2y ago
You're severely overstating the case here, as if it just produces random text like a markov generator or something.
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2y ago
The comments in this thread are completely disconnected from the contents of the paper, and the thread title is rage bait and doesn't reflect the contents of the paper, either. Being able to solve a significant fraction of those probl
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2y ago
https://youtu.be/gnEGedfTrzc?si=bqbMx34WORfLWxac&t=143 There's a version of that trick in this video.
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2y ago
why isn't this just a cli tool? I don't see any reason it needs to be installed on a cluster. There should at least be an option to scan a cluster from the cli.
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2y ago
I can't tell you how excited I get everyone time he does a new one of these. They have all the delight and wonder of a child's pop-up book, but with the depth of a college text book. Consistently one of the best things on the in
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2y ago
Sometimes contracts and laws are often written ambiguously not accidentally, but because it's too the benefit of someone involved in the negotiation that it'll have to be sorted out later in court. Lawyers of course will say that
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2y ago
> While it is technically possible for that to happen, the probability of the intricacies that make up the iphone's circuits and screen, the chemicals that make up the battery, etc, assembling themselves into a complete and working
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2y ago
It was 12+ at the time and only recently changed to 17+
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2y ago
Character AI's entire business model is depraved and exploitative, and everyone involved should be ashamed of themselves.
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2y ago
The kid is autistic. There are younger kids than 17 year olds using that app.
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2y ago
> At what point is the parents job to properly supervise the content there kids consume come into play? The chatbot literally told the kid to kill his parents because they were supervising his screen time.
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2y ago
They didn't test the whole population, they tested a sample of the population, and yes, there is sampling error.
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2y ago
Eventually school districts do close schools that have emptied out as kids have gone to charter schools (source: spouse is on school board and they are closing public schools because kids have moved to charter schools)
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2y ago
> There is no reason to think that brains appearing in isolated space at random, complete with memories, would ever be a thing. There are only a limited amount of physical states possible in a given volume and given an infinite amount of
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2y ago
That's a good argument for why it's not worth spending a lot of time being concerned about your own ontological status, but it's not really an argument against the concept or the math behind it. It's a conclusion one co
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2y ago
I read a paper not long ago that showed that deleting, duplicating and reordering layers doesn't actually seem to matter that much and it feeding back is just a kind of re-ordering.
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2y ago
I wonder what would happen if you just ran this on a continuous loop and only intermittently fed in new tokens or queried it for token outputs.
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2y ago
I think in order to have a book about music theory, there should be some explanation as to how to make music for some particular expressive purpose and not just the technical details of how to make sounds. A guide to constructing a piano i
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2y ago
> An allusion to "debanking people is OK actually!" Literally the opposite of what he says. He says it happens too often to too many people, and that mostly it happens to people who are immigrants or don't speak english w
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2y ago
> these laws are largely ineffective at stopping actual money launderers. Let's think about what the purpose of money laundering laws is. Nobody really cares about people concealing the source of their income in the general case.
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2y ago
It's dehumanizing language that encourages violence.
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2y ago
This is a weird title for the book, because there's very little musical content in the book at all. It's about sound synthesis and signal processing. It's audio engineering, which is a nice skill to have for music making, b
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2y ago
I'd love to see them try "Only Connect" puzzles which are _much_ harder.
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2y ago
No, that's not really the case. I don't think you should trust LLM output at all, but I think in general it's closer to the level of reliability of wikipedia than it is to producing useless bullshit. Which is to say that it&
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2y ago
> General intelligence is an ability to cope, adapt and thrive in an ecology: to start from a limited set of capabilities, and via exploration, acquire a rich competence. To develop conceptualisations, techniques of coordination and cont
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2y ago
I refuse to believe that you did any of this with any of the latest models. Gemini and Chat GPT with search are both perfectly capable of producing decent essays with accurate citations. And the 4o model is extremely good at writing pytho
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> It is jaw-dropping and dismaying how for-profit AI companies use long-standing terms like "world model" and "physics" when they mean "video game model" and "video game physics." Or, as you can pl
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2y ago
It only looks like a video game because video game footage is plentiful and cheap. Now, imagine training it on thousands of hours of PoV drone footage from Ukraine, and then using that to train autonomous agents.
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2y ago
I think that's the wrong perspective on it. People want to compare how an AI does at one thing to how the best people in the world do at that thing. What you really want to do is compare how good the AI is at that thing compared to th
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