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by generalizations 1y ago
I will be surprised if VLAs stick around, based on your description. That sounds far too low-level. Better hand that off to the 'nervous system' / kernel of the robot - it's not like humans explicitly think about the rot
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Finally someone mentions this. Maybe I've been in the wrong circles, but I've been wishing I had the time to implement a society-of-mind-inspired system ever since llamacpp got started, and I never saw anyone else reference it unt
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by generalizations 1y ago
Short answer: you still need a complex vehicle to finish the orbit insertion after getting thrown, and now you have the added complexity of designing your (smaller) rocket to a) survive a massive g-force while being thrown and b) fit into t
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by generalizations 1y ago
A positive example would be the periodic table - the pattern to the elements made sense, but also exposed 'holes' in the table which were later filled in as we discovered additional elements. Wolfram may be closer to inventing epi
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I mean, ideally it would be in context, so the generated markdown references the correct image at the correct location in the doc. Unless that's what you're talking about? In which case I don't know about those tools.
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by generalizations 1y ago
Does it have a way to extract the images themselves, or is that still a separate process later?
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by generalizations 1y ago
From near the bottom: > One of the core new elements of the drone’s AI is the use of a deep neural network that doesn’t send control commands to a traditional human controller, but directly to the motors.
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In china probably very soon. In the US? Regulation has already killed that.
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by generalizations 1y ago
The world runs on the maximization of ( - entropy / $) and that's definitely not the same thing as minimizing compute power or bug count.
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> "no State or political subdivision thereof may enforce any law or regulation regulating artificial intelligence models, artificial intelligence systems, or automated decision systems during the 10 year period beginning on the date
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by generalizations 1y ago
They can run locally on-device: a win for cost, latency and privacy (privacy is pragmatic: it means you can use all the user's data as context without qualms). There's a reason Microsoft tried so hard to push for the neural proces
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by generalizations 1y ago
I always assumed you'd have to use different models. Even if only one of them is large, the others would inject enough difference of opinion to keep it useful.
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by generalizations 1y ago
The point he's responding to is about epistemology - how the conclusion is come to, not what the conclusion is. And 'wrong side of history' (bandwagon fallacy) and references to 'cruelty' (appeal to emotions) is rea
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by generalizations 1y ago
Good vibes, or bad vibes? The technicalities of the law keep both in check. Vibes don't just allow us to "mitigate technically correct unjust...outcomes" - they also let people in power "mitigate technically correct jus
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by generalizations 1y ago
No, they gave a list of policy differences - and justified them with an emotional argument: "cruel". They said nothing about the pragmatic justification of them. Which is exactly my point: the left tends to operate on ideological
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by generalizations 1y ago
Either the technicalities matter, or our legal system runs on vibes. I think it is important.
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by generalizations 1y ago
>> rely on immediate emotional values....Thus, you get the left calling the right heartless/immoral/racist > considered unspeakably cruel You're not disagreeing on any pragmatic basis, just the emotional one. Like I
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by generalizations 1y ago
The right wing had a big problem with the role the CDC played in the authoritarianism of the COVID era. Now they're melting down a weapon of that authoritarianism. What's more important, preserving civil rights by preventing autho
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by generalizations 1y ago
> wonderful integrated members of our society You've clearly only paid attention to ragebait. Because "integrated members of our society" is exactly what the right wing is interested in. But this is not what happened in re
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They go where it's feasible to go. As long as regulation hamstrings industries, it'd be idiotic to build there. Ambitious people just want everyone else to get out of their way so they (I) can build stuff - and they'll go whe
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> American right-wing reeks of elitism Common notion, but based in ignorance. I've found that the left wing is more idealistic, but in the sense that they have chosen not to learn from history and rely on immediate emotional values.
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yup
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Those were; many were not. Someone who takes issue with the middle class of the USA might not be.
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Incompetence can take many forms. Some of them include starting a fight they can't finish.
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Perhaps they were referring to economic force. But 'it will have to be taken' isn't a passive statement either way.
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> It will have to be taken from them Be careful when advocating force towards others. Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent, after all.
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Interestingly, when most people simply choose to do what most people choose to do, you get an emergent 'herd mentality' which can lead to some very strange places. It is also sensitive to very small purturbations - which in real t
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by generalizations 1y ago
> and who they are applicable to, which is all persons Well that’s one of the things being argued, unfortunately. Things can look obvious until you read closer.
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The question is whether an illegal immigrant has access to due process. The 14th has been thrown around in that context since it seems to make references to both due process and the people it is available to. The question is not what du
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> nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law ; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. The question is whether an illegal immigrant even

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