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ftxbro
3y ago
I guess it's your right to believe that as long as you want, the evidence is that it's beating people at every exam like AP exams and GRE exams and bar exams and medical certification exams and not only like regurgitating facts bu
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3y ago
I saw other waves and this one is different. This is the first time we can unlock increasing cognitive capabilities by just basically letting capital grow its own ai. It's at the level of like invention of internet or currency or print
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ftxbro
3y ago
not sure if you're being sarcastic but they are talking about carbon emissions and climate change, not other kinds of pollution
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ftxbro
3y ago
In school getting help from others or spending money to solve your problems is basically illegal. This does not prepare you well for later. Some students have problems making that change especially if they didn't even know of the exist
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3y ago
> "Be it resolved, AI research and development poses an existential threat. > Pro: Yoshua Bengio, Max Tegmark > Con: Yann LeCun, Melanie Mitchell > Result: Con wins by a 4% gain."
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ftxbro
3y ago
It's weird how the word 'violent' is changing I guess it means I'm getting old and out of touch.
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ftxbro
3y ago
so everyone should learn how to do cronyism instead of learning to code or other job is what i'm taking away from it
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ftxbro
3y ago
With artificial womb we can have even babies with even bigger head. The natural womb babies will be like microcephalic in the future compared to the big brain artificial womb babies.
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ftxbro
3y ago
No, first he made it more free and now he is preventing abusive scraping by bots. He is making it better.
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ftxbro
3y ago
So they have had LLMs with small contexts like one or two words or a dozen letters for a long time, ever since like Laplace or Shannon or Markov. They were called Markov chains. No one really guessed this (although it was known to be theore
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3y ago
Imagine thinking you are good at capitalism while guys like this are out here making $700M for doing a few phone calls. I feel like I've been lied to. Is this what we are supposed to be doing? Which phone numbers can I call to make $70
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3y ago
> "American engineers have encountered difficulties in manufacturing the homing heads for these MANPADS" this sounds like an important part
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ftxbro
3y ago
i want it on netflix
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ftxbro
3y ago
I think some of the fan phenomenon is just how much money he has, although of course that's not the only thing. Like if he plans to spend all his money over the next decade (probably he doesn't) and he doesn't make any more m
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3y ago
> "Oh, I hate those with burning passion." Interesting that this comment is the top upvoted one. I remember reading a twitter data analysis and the sentiment that drives engagement the most by far is anger. Maybe it's true
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3y ago
> "I work in the aerospace industry and know several current and former senior engineers at SpaceX. None of them would agree with your assessment that Musk has done no meaningful work for SpaceX, or is a poor engineer incapable of v
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3y ago
I remember looking this up before, and game rule sets are not protected in USA. You can't make some game rules and say that other people can't make that game. The things that are protected are the things that go along with the gam
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3y ago
sometimes that depends on circumstance how easy or hard that decision is, for example if you got pocket emeralds as allowance from your parents when you were a teenager it might be easier to have means and agency to build equity for yoursel
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ftxbro
3y ago
fourth type is when someone else does the great work and you get the credit
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3y ago
Well that sounds bad. Are they all-in on piracy like their server is hosted on international waters or rotating between some whack-a-mole servers from like kazakhstan and mongolia and eswatini?
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ftxbro
3y ago
maybe someone is trying to cause trouble for archive.org by putting such clearly violating content on there
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ftxbro
3y ago
did i get woosh
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ftxbro
3y ago
they are bacterial sequences that got into other organisms dna somehow
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ftxbro
3y ago
hi kevin
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3y ago
it's the build quality it gives the ketchup a warmer flavor
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ftxbro
3y ago
is this the stamp collecting of gourmandeur
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3y ago
> "use it to inform you of important things" I think phones are better for that. Everyone is carrying one and I think there are already message protocols where some government alerts are sent to everyone? Like missile warnings
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ftxbro
3y ago
lets showed those text pixels what we really think about them
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ftxbro
3y ago
the word autocrat has bad connotation what if they call your guys the autocrats and don't let them run for office
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3y ago
No they are. I can't read this article but I remember a bit about its topic. Originally Scale raised funding with the premise of doing so much labeling for AI projects. But then it pivoted and now it's the main military contact fo
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