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by f6v 4y ago
I don’t think the post above makes a good point because there’s no links to evidence. They talk about “declassified archives”, “US spy plane”. Like, what is that? Saying “Russian lies” 10 times in every paragraph doesn’t turn a rant into co
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by f6v 4y ago
> A lot smart people seem to be saying that the existing approaches have room to improve simply by training with more data. There’re also many “smart people” saying that simply having more data doesn’t turn a machine that can’t reason in
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by f6v 4y ago
I thought ChatGPT posts were the most annoying thing on the internet right now. Then there this. Does your answer have anything to do with LLMs or AI? All I see is family anecdotes.
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by f6v 4y ago
How does industry save electricity? By cutting the production?
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by f6v 4y ago
> yet believe the rest of the world will respect theirs. Do they really?
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by f6v 4y ago
> This is not normal decoupling, we're in a full on economic war. I can see this as a response to USA banning China from accessing top chip technologies.
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by f6v 4y ago
It’s not a bubble. People consume a ton of crappy content. Generative models can produce such content at massive scale. There’s money in that. Just think about Marvel movies, it’s a lot of CGI and mediocre story.
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by f6v 4y ago
On the contrary, it’s where the money could be. ChatGPT didn’t show that AI is “smart” now. It showed that many more jobs can be automated with a machine that can’t reason, but is good pretending it can. LLM aren’t going to replace develope
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by f6v 4y ago
It’s bizarre that we have to talk about coping in the context of technology. As opposed to how it’ll make lives better.
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by f6v 4y ago
> Studies can be easily manufactured. Studies can be replicated(or failed to do so) by a company the size of J&J.
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by f6v 4y ago
> Sounds like a conspiracy theory, but you never know. When something “sounds” like it and you don’t have any evidence, it IS a conspiracy theory.
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by f6v 4y ago
It’s a step towards something that can act like it reasons. I agree that many people perceive its capabilities inaccurately, but ChatGPT is an impressive machine. Just think how long it took us to evolve into being able to reason(billions o
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by f6v 4y ago
Surface laptop with the same specs is 1129 EUR in Germany (Mediamarkt). And M2 is going to have a better performance than i5 inside Surface. It’s the same price class. You can get ridiculous and compare both to something like Lenovo V17 for
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by f6v 4y ago
> The newest models are simply overpriced. They are expensive, but in the same range as other manufacturers in the similar segment. It’s just that Apple doesn’t make a cheap laptop, unlike Lenovos and HPs.
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by f6v 4y ago
I have a Lenovo Legion for games and Macs for work. Why don’t I use Lenovo for both? It’s heavy, has crappy battery life, and sometimes makes fan noise even when idle (because it’s running hot). If Mac could run my Steam library I wouldn’t
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by f6v 4y ago
> If it doesn't collapse, then society may collapse? Like the sibling comment mentioned, you can only push this too far, and I think it's pushed too far to be very alarming. First off, what are they going to do? It’s the same i
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by f6v 4y ago
> Germany paid a lot for our education but offers us little reason to stay. Yet many-many people come to Germany every year to join tech companies.
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by f6v 4y ago
> Given the track-record of Google and companies similar to Google What does “similar to Google” mean? All for profit companies? My rent doesn’t increase by 100% only because it’s illegal to do so. Otherwise, I don’t see anything immoral
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by f6v 4y ago
It seems like you think you have a moral high ground. Being horny for pornstar isn’t inherently bad.
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by f6v 4y ago
Is there a proof that context length increase will result in a better result? It’s a possIbility, but not certain.
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by f6v 4y ago
Nothing controversial about porn.
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by f6v 4y ago
> Wouldn’t it be a little preposterous to assume that a young species like ours stands at the pinnacle of the intelligence hierarchy among all possible beings? You’re right, AI doesn’t need to be AGI to be useful. Most SEO content on the
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by f6v 4y ago
> What's the name of that "thing" that does "something" I could remember the name of one adult entertainment star. I thought this is where I can finally put this ChatGPT to use. It told me anything adult is off-l
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by f6v 4y ago
The moment that happens we can all forget about working and just do arts, space exploration, and acid orgies. But that “future” is somewhere between full self driving and thermonuclear reactor.
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by f6v 4y ago
My experience was always that most of my time isn’t deducted to writing code. Maybe 10%, the rest us thinking about how the code I write will fit into the existing architecture or accommodate future features.
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by f6v 4y ago
> and the use of force, including torture of relatives, death The truth is that all these claims are made by shady groups who cite “anonymous sources” or other bs like that.
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by f6v 4y ago
> Can hardly believe the audience is laughing at dead Americans. They’re not the victims who died by thousands.
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by f6v 4y ago
> For having RNA you need a molecule composed of roughly 200 nucleotides. miRNA are order of magnitude smaller.
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by f6v 4y ago
Then you probably don’t do science in 2023.
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by f6v 4y ago
I like how the audience laughs at the expense of a million ruined lives.

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