giwook

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by giwook 4mo ago
Because while you may be a good actor, there are just as many bad actors out there. How does Anthropic or OpenAI differentiate between the two? Once you solve that, you can get access to Mythos ;)
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by giwook 4mo ago
This might not actually be the worst thing for society if it happened.
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by giwook 4mo ago
Anecdotally I've seen the latter to be true and have had third-party recruiters echo that familiarity with AI use in coding has become a pivotal part of job interviews with startups. That being said, I'm not sure how much job secu
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Sakana's Fugu Ultra Model Challenges Fable 5 and Mythos Preview(sakana.ai)
4 points by giwook 4mo ago|1 comments
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by giwook 4mo ago
Back in December 2020, Hyundai purchased an 80% controlling interest in Boston Dynamics from SoftBank for $880 million, part of a transaction that valued the robotics company at $1.1 billion. That agreement included a put option allowing So
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by giwook 4mo ago
This is true, but it also assumes continued investment and steady progress. We had been making some headway in terms of clean energy before the current administration started undoing a lot of that progress. And there is no telling what the
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by giwook 4mo ago
> Pregnant person can do whatever they want with their body. Yes, they can. But whatever they are doing to their body, they are doing to their baby as well. Can they drink and smoke while they are pregnant? Sure, it is their choice. Shou
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by giwook 4mo ago
It's easy to say that as someone who doesn't actually rent out their property regularly on airbnb.
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by giwook 4mo ago
(there's an email on my profile if you'd be open to chatting about it sometime. I only ask because I'm curious about making a similar transition)
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by giwook 4mo ago
I'm trying to see how this could be net positive.
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by giwook 4mo ago
The article specifically mentions at least one property owner who has been denied any recourse because of the lack of before/after photos (presumably before that specific rental).
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by giwook 4mo ago
Out of curiosity, what brings you to Hacker News?
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by giwook 4mo ago
The way that Mythos is likely being used to train these publicly available models, I wonder if there will always be a private, mostly/wholly internal model that is significantly ahead technically but is reserved for internal or "V
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by giwook 4mo ago
And there seems to be a ton of experts on the opposite side. As they say, the truth tends to be somewhere in the middle.
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by giwook 4mo ago
Did you test this before shipping? It errors out when I give it a non-paywalled article.
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by giwook 4mo ago
Paywall
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by giwook 4mo ago
While there is a meaningful subset of the population that will do this, I wonder if the vast majority of people, even if they share the same negative sentiment towards AI and in particular how Google is pushing it in their products, will fi
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by giwook 4mo ago
Race The Otter
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by giwook 4mo ago
What do you need 200 miles of range for?
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by giwook 4mo ago
That applies to the real world too actually.
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by giwook 4mo ago
Source?
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by giwook 4mo ago
> If only because we're too apathetic to make laws and enforce punishments for the rich and powerful. I don't think it's a matter of apathy as much as it is a matter of the rich and powerful are the ones pulling the string
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by giwook 4mo ago
Definitely more leeway there IMO. But the optics aren't ideal as someone mentioned. And unfortunately, optics is more important than it should be sometimes.
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by giwook 4mo ago
Massive overgeneralization and hyperbole. You're referring to a very small subset of the American population. It's ironic because you seem to be claiming Americans are closed-minded here but I think that may actually describe your
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by giwook 5mo ago
We're so cooked.
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by giwook 5mo ago
Anecdotal evidence is nice but hard to take seriously given the myriad variables at play here.
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by giwook 5mo ago
> US AI companies have no chance of recouping even fraction of their valuations. A big caveat here is that many US companies (particularly in sensitive industries, like defense) will likely not want to (or not be allowed to) use Chinese
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by giwook 5mo ago
> Avoid Debt Like the Plague Not sure if this is still applicable today. afaik the wealthiest borrow extensively (despite not needing to) because of the myriad benefits and tax wizardry they're able to benefit from as a result.
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by giwook 5mo ago
Unfortunately this is the case when a company is beholden to investors. Investors aren't getting into the business of "making a steady stream of money without outsized growth" unless you are Warren Buffett. Most investors are
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by giwook 5mo ago
And how much of pre-LLM code was just copy pasta from Stack Overflow? Code doesn't need to be novel to be useful. There's a reason why design patterns are a thing in software.

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