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by filup 4mo ago
Hopefully the billionaires are happy with the reward at the end of the tunnel. I suspect they may envy the laymens position in life eventually. You loose alot becoming wealthy in the monitary sense. There are many ways to define richness an
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by filup 4mo ago
That's the completely opposite of what people should do. The laborious task of programing logical work flows is the only reason AI is useful for me.
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by filup 4mo ago
I exclusively build stuff that I think is cool for me and my friends but I have little drive to market these things and plus they are designed to be completely free forever so I don't think I'll ever be a billionaire.
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by filup 4mo ago
I love image and video compression. For fun, I made my own and managed to squeeze an image of myself into byte level file sizes. It's amazing to me how we much we can fill in the blanks to make something recognizable with such little d
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by filup 4mo ago
The termux community are masters of creating useful servers with old phones. This also solves alot of the security issues as your in a sandbox.
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by filup 4mo ago
That sounds like the way. Everyone trains their own small problems to maximally compressed weights and then merges.
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by filup 4mo ago
Aren't all the super dangerous things already built? If you knew what you were talking about 4.6,8 could already do mythos level hunting and tool building.
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by filup 4mo ago
I walked into a gas station the other day because the pump did not print the recipt. I asked the cashier for the receipt and she said I needed to download the app in order to get a receipt. Pure insanity.
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by filup 4mo ago
I want to build a modern version of a code book. Something that uses zero encryption at all, yet contains everything I could ever want to say. It seems like once encryption took over the art of codebooks kinda went away but I still find the
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by filup 4mo ago
I don't understand the hype around FHE. FHE sounds like a fancy way to say my data is only partially encrypted and we can still gain all the insights we want without technically unencrypting it. I don't want my encrypted payloads
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by filup 4mo ago
Do tell for a laymen like me.
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by filup 4mo ago
I mean I think that is ok as long as I explicitly allowed you to. The problem is, with a phone number anyone can. Phone numbers need to operate more like a shared secret. I was getting an oil change the other day and the guy asked me for my
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by filup 4mo ago
We just need a new phone system where 'phone numbers' are designed to be disposable. Phone numbers were designed with the idea that they need to be easily memorizable in your head but I don't think that's really needed t
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by filup 4mo ago
Zune was the best.
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by filup 4mo ago
You don't need the google ecosystem at all to utilize them though how does this keep me there whatsoever?
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by filup 4mo ago
All it's done is make me scratch my head and wonder how many millions of dollars was spent to develop something and then just give it away with no strings. I'm sure there are strings somewhere but I'm not sure what they lead
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Ask HN: What is the long term purpose of Google releasing free offline models?
2 points by filup 4mo ago|8 comments
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by filup 4mo ago
Yes! Now we need to build a messenger that uses pastebin exclusively as the backend.
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by filup 4mo ago
The karma street credit system was not designed with LLM's in mind. It's going to be harder and harder to determine the legitimacy of a post or reply. There will be no good way to determine if your speaking to a human because it w
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by filup 4mo ago
Advanced karma farming maybe. It's with in the realm of possibilities today with a much lower bar. Heck, it's possible your not even speaking to anyone at all.
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by filup 4mo ago
Do the characters display identically for everyone? Reminds me of a stream cipher
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by filup 4mo ago
Communicating anonymously without a phone number is really easy what does this solve
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by filup 4mo ago
Makes sense, and the first demo illustrates it well. Using AI at runtime just doesn't work that well especially up against a static deterministic program that understands the problem deeply. AI is at best just a really nice translation
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by filup 4mo ago
For example, here is me trying to compress that message. From 400>237 characters! https://postimg.cc/gn4Ymt2K
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by filup 4mo ago
I've tried to make my own text compressor and here was the main idea. One side is a table of all the most probable phrases up to 12, the other side is a unique identifier. Then, then you simply string together the unique identifiers, t
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by filup 4mo ago
I didnt know this was a thing, how severe is it for you? I have a similar thing with names when and I think it's just because my brain somehow decides that interaction meant nothing and the information was not important to save.
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by filup 4mo ago
I can't think of one single practical use case for this that would benefit my life, because, right behind the glasses I have my very own locally available facial recognition built in.
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by filup 4mo ago
I don't believe 4.6 and minmax 2.5 are on the same level.
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by filup 4mo ago
Specifically, when I can run on a 5-7k computer.
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My Humble AI Market Prediction
3 points by filup 4mo ago|8 comments

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