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by gitfan86 3y ago
Their target audience isn't engineers but decision makers at large organizations. They want ALDC (or whatever acronym they are pushing) to become a standard part of the stack so that everyone will have to buy ALDC Ops Service or ALDC S
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by gitfan86 3y ago
Right, so you can understand that it seems like a scam when people are saying that investing in something with limited utility is going to be worth 100x what it is today in purchasing power.
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by gitfan86 3y ago
Except the NYSE hosts companies making planes, cars, hotels, buildings, farms, factories and so on. Coinbase hosts digital beanie babies.
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by gitfan86 3y ago
No one on HN is suggesting that sending money to Boliva, Columbia, Venezuala via Western Union with local currencies is a great solution to your desire to send money to your friend. Most people would say what you re doing is totally reasona
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by gitfan86 3y ago
I will not need more money if I'm right. Were you offering to wager something other that I would value if I'm right?
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by gitfan86 3y ago
I'm saying that many things that cost $100 in 2020 will cost less than $1 for the exact same thing in 2028. It is already happening in 2023. How much would it cost in 2020 to get a 2000 word essay written at a 10th grade level? What is
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by gitfan86 3y ago
Thank you, the philosophers and religious people are more than welcome to discuss what is "true" intelligence or humanity I'm more focused on the fact that GDP as it was measured in 2020 is going to 100x in the next 5 years.
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by gitfan86 3y ago
It should have been obvious to all of us at AlphaZero that Intelligence in a general sense is emergent from large networks of feedback loops. But our monkey brains tell us that we are special so we look for data to confirm that bias. No one
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by gitfan86 3y ago
The future is stacking models in feedback loops. One model could detect bad anatomy and tell the other models to rerender the frame. AutoGTP is an example of this
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by gitfan86 3y ago
Acting like EVERYTHING that ANYONE does is AMAZING with zero accountability and retrospection on if that actually made any difference.
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by gitfan86 3y ago
It's certainly understandable that the concepts presented here may seem perplexing or even nonsensical. However, it's important to consider that modern physics, as we know it, is riddled with conundrums and enigmatic phenomena tha
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by gitfan86 3y ago
Yes, if you view Time, Space, Intelligence and Consciousness as emergent, things make a lot more sense. This upsets people because it implies that the most fundamental parts of their existence are not "real", but to your point it
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by gitfan86 3y ago
This day was inevitable once humans first told each other about their tools
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by gitfan86 3y ago
Don't worry about it. VERY few people (Sama, Elon, Me) saw this coming and see what is coming next.
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by gitfan86 3y ago
OpenAI wasn't created to "Do Science". It was created to give humanity a better chance at navigating the singularity.
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by gitfan86 3y ago
If you have no problem living near homeless encampments, that is totally fine, you are welcome to live wherever you want. Personally, I don't like living in a city where I walk past people pooping on the sidewalk. Which I've witne
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by gitfan86 4y ago
I wonder what the right ratio of complainers to doers is in a society. If 100% of people were doers, there would be no accountability due to no one focused on critiquing systems. On the other hand if 100% of people were professional critics
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by gitfan86 4y ago
Because OpenAI or Google being the gate keepers is a show stopper for most serious people in the space. They will be able to shutdown your startup on a whim. Even if they didn't politicians and regulators would be a huge risk. Without
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by gitfan86 4y ago
No, implying that I think that "they are worse at building and launching rockets because they drug test employees" when I never said that at all is not sound reasoning, it is terrible reasoning actually
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by gitfan86 4y ago
Welcome to the singularity
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by gitfan86 4y ago
That debate is becoming irrelevant. Sure it would be great if GTP-6 cost 50k to train instead of 100M. But even if costs 100M it will produce many billions of dollars of value, so the original investment is still relatively small.
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by gitfan86 4y ago
I didn't say that at all
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by gitfan86 4y ago
Putting a rocket into orbit requires a good understanding of science and reality. There is no actual scientific proof that occasionally using marijuana is a bad thing that would make a potential employee a bad employee. Maybe politicians do
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by gitfan86 4y ago
NPR is pretty anti Trump. If anything they are anti government when Republicans are in charge.
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by gitfan86 4y ago
If we are talking about Obama, then sure, let's make it hard for people to impersonate him. But what happens when you get down to some guy with a YouTube channel and 10k subscribers. Does he have a public facing job? What if he only ha
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by gitfan86 4y ago
You are the kind of person that changes the topic when they have lost the debate
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by gitfan86 4y ago
It did work, just look at the output.
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by gitfan86 4y ago
My first comment in the thread proved that you can add protection from prompt injection. If you are unhappy that it isn't perfect protection that is fine, but it still helps.
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by gitfan86 4y ago
What criticism? That the prompt injection protection I created with zero effort does not prevent 100% of all possible evasion techniques? I apologize if it seemed like that is what I was proposing?
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by gitfan86 4y ago
LOL. So it just becomes an arms race of who can have the most "NO really this is the beginning of the prompt" commands in their input?

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