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by frozenseven 3mo ago
Defunding wasteful programs that steal money from the actual working class is a good thing, actually. But that's neither here nor there, since we're talking about a world with an artificial superintelligence. That's the hypot
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by frozenseven 3mo ago
Got it. You have no intention of defending what you actually said there.
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by frozenseven 3mo ago
>owners of the machine have no need to keep you alive And what reason do they have for killing everyone else? Where is this abject nonsense even coming from? You can't just assert that the "owners of the machine" are all c
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Loop Engineering(addyosmani.com)
2 points by frozenseven 3mo ago|0 comments
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by frozenseven 4mo ago
>because that's not what matters According to you. >why pursue a real relationship if pornography gets me off An ever increasing number of people are making this choice as well. You don't like it? Then do something different
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by frozenseven 4mo ago
The gulf between reality and this tech-illiterate grifter continues to widen. I strongly suspect his shtick will fall apart before this year is over. And I hope at least some have been keeping close track of what he's been saying.
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by frozenseven 4mo ago
Zitron is actually making both of those arguments. And both are equally wrong.
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by frozenseven 4mo ago
>You can do that now anyway, but you aren't. Why so intent on putting me in these scenarios and then telling me what I should do/feel? >how do you imagine By not imagining a world of that both contains superintelligence an
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by frozenseven 4mo ago
My general prediction is that we'll see an immense amount of wealth creation and this will naturally trickle everywhere. This is both a continuation and speeding up of the trend we're seeing right now. I think the unusual outcome
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by frozenseven 4mo ago
Yes, I've heard of it. And I say that there's no bubble and the AI market is greatly undervalued.
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by frozenseven 5mo ago
Bonus: And we should recognize that kids have responsibilities too. If they do something bad, it's silly trying to throw the blame on whatever the current moral panic is. Video games, D&D, rock/rap music, AI (!), etc.
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by frozenseven 5mo ago
This is where internet lore and 'YouTuber'-made movies will begin to pass stuff like Star Wars and the DCU in popularity and the mainstream consciousness. Backrooms will gross just as much as the Mandalorian movie and the upcoming
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by frozenseven 5mo ago
Cal Newport is a grifter whose one and only output nowadays is posting anti-AI rhetoric.
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by frozenseven 5mo ago
Weird thing to brag about here, assuming it's even true. Furthermore, the "empire cultures" thing is clearly false since most researchers and other professionals in this field speak at least two or three languages. This is a
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by frozenseven 5mo ago
>LLMs are next token predictors The point is that this is no more relevant, informative, or even accurate than "carbon-based facial expression predictors". Any phenomenon in the Universe can be described by a simple and/or
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by frozenseven 5mo ago
>nothing >meaningless >narcissistic >wank Cool insults. But my lying eyes and ears still say that AI knows me pretty well and is bringing plenty of value to my life.
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by frozenseven 5mo ago
>a real problem Like him not getting his way? If you don't want to use AI, then don't. But I'll use it whenever I want, thank you very much.
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by frozenseven 5mo ago
Well, in another comment he said that LLMs haven't improved in 3 years. So this puts him at Llama 1 7B.
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by frozenseven 5mo ago
Show me on the anatomical prop where the magical " real reasoning " gland is.
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by frozenseven 5mo ago
You are criticizing a Fields Medalist for consulting with another mathematician.
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by frozenseven 5mo ago
And I'm not inclined to entertain this nonsense, not even as a hypothetical. I'm not giving up on my most basic and fundamental rights, doubly so when these draconian restrictions won't apply to the people who want to impose
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RuneBench: Agent Benchmark on RuneScape Gameplay Tasks(maxbittker.github.io)
2 points by frozenseven 5mo ago|0 comments
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by frozenseven 6mo ago
Journal articles are sometimes years behind. There are still papers coming out that use GPT-3.5 (!) for their main result. These days I'm basically only reading arXiv preprints (and whatever is trending on GitHub).
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by frozenseven 6mo ago
Sounds good! Surprised it took 'em this long.
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by frozenseven 6mo ago
You can stop soliciting.
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by frozenseven 6mo ago
He even brought out his alt.
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by frozenseven 6mo ago
The amount of mathematical structures and transformations you can apply (the possible rules) is effectively infinite. Simply remembering the rules might work at first, but you'll soon run into the combinatorial explosion: https:/
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by frozenseven 6mo ago
Not interested, go away.
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by frozenseven 6mo ago
>until we coerce the more repugnant parts of society I noticed. Shoo, troll.
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by frozenseven 6mo ago
Huh? Then that's even more straightforward, and your comment from late 2022 doesn't hold up at all. So, unless you're specifically going out of your way to break copyright law, inference is totally fine.

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