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by gfodor 3y ago
This is true in some forums, but not on this one. On this one, posting things that are even slightly non-consensus leads to grumbling and downvotes.
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by gfodor 3y ago
No, the term data can be used to describe anything that can be recorded in bytes. It’s “data storage capacity” when you buy a hard drive.
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by gfodor 3y ago
In machine learning models the term open source has been largely accepted to mean sharing weights and, if necessary, inference code. You can argue if this is an abuse of the term but everyone does it, and saying someone didn’t deliver if th
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by gfodor 3y ago
Many people think these companies are training on unlicensed data but I think OpenAI licenses their data, they just “license” it the way one would need to in order to read it.
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by gfodor 3y ago
Always love it when someone gives away a gift and it’s not enough for people.
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by gfodor 3y ago
Honestly it's depressing that I remember doing this same thing more than a decade ago and we still have to spend developer cycles on this nonsense in 2024.
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by gfodor 3y ago
The bottleneck here is the multimodal vision processing, at least if my experience building this kind of thing is any indication. Afaik Groq has not demonstrated the speeds they have for this. (Obviously they'll be better than OpenAI,
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by gfodor 3y ago
Which companies?
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by gfodor 3y ago
I have CF, and my whole life I avoided things like CF communities explicitly because I felt these ties to the disease would lead to a crisis in my life if it was ever something I could stop centering my life around.
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by gfodor 3y ago
I love this app.
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by gfodor 3y ago
Taken together what you wrote here is a convenient framework for all blame of any possible nuclear exchange to be entirely disconnected from NATO.
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by gfodor 3y ago
Nothing wrong with being ignorant. Unless you’re claiming you’re not ignorant and just accept the memes as non-biased. In which yeah your brain would be pretty ravaged if that were the case (tho I’ve never liked Musk’s characterization pers
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by gfodor 3y ago
Yes, you probably also have been led to think that these memes are just "being normal" but these are deliberate changes to the language which originated in academic programs of critical theory. See for example: https://
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by gfodor 3y ago
No, there is no fallacy here. You’re just ignorant. There are several signifying phrases and terms used here that are commonly used by people who have absorbed critical theory ideology.
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by gfodor 3y ago
You’re just not clued into the lingo. This person is an ideologue and is trying to hide it somewhat but is failing to completely omit the use of language that reveals the leftist ideology they have been swimming in. Few people on HN can rea
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by gfodor 3y ago
You can start by noticing the explicit capitalization of the adjective “Black” There are others but that is enough to bucket it in as someone who is dabbling in leftist memetics at a minimum
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by gfodor 3y ago
Capitalizing Black, and using the word “privileged” to describe individuals without specifying what kind of privilege
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by gfodor 3y ago
Lots of comments but nobody seems to be asking the obvious question: what kind of bug? If the "bug" is "we had a bad system prompt" ok then this is stupid. If the bug was "turns out if you pass a secret argument to
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by gfodor 3y ago
ty!
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by gfodor 3y ago
Ah thank you! What's the lowest latency option you have found so far?
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by gfodor 3y ago
Can you share what you're doing for TTS? Is it a proprietary fully pretrained in-house model, a fine tuned open source one, or a commercially licensed one?
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by gfodor 3y ago
This will be a major point of contention if machine learning continues to go the way it’s going. In the future if the Turing test is fully passed I think morality will boil down to preferring humans if and only if it’s a situation of compet
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by gfodor 3y ago
Now is the best time to have kids. The future rules, if you know what’s coming.
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by gfodor 3y ago
If you knew it was going to replace their jobs, it would be surprising to me if you’d have decided to not do it. The main thing to do would be to give people a heads up so they can try to get out in front of it. Which is something AI compan
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by gfodor 3y ago
I mean if you think about it for 5 minutes sure. But look at what bluesky is doing for example around decentralized moderation. It’s not really been an important problem in the global sense to get cryptographic attestations by neural partie
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by gfodor 3y ago
No, you can filter bullshit by trusted public keys. This isn’t a new problem. It just now needs to go mainstream.
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by gfodor 3y ago
A lot more of this to come, but unfortunately it’s inevitable because the universe affords universal learning algorithms.
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by gfodor 3y ago
Good cryptographic solutions exist for these problems
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by gfodor 3y ago
The team that build Hubs was also part of the team that built AltspaceVR.
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by gfodor 3y ago
I just started playing with modal.com and so far it seems good. I haven't run anything in production yet, so YMMV.

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