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by gmerc 2y ago
Hey hey, the AI won’t take 35M parachutes (Boeing) when it gets fired.
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by gmerc 2y ago
An an excellent example of a PR department managing to place gushing positive “dynamic tech CEO just wants to do engineering” narrative into one of the leading papers that gushes about the supposed how so hard, asking “why” never occurred t
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by gmerc 2y ago
As someone living in Southeast Asia 2m NN and at close to 40deg every day now - a hearty Fuck You. The same from my friends in Dheli who have 45C/12xF head. The same for Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia dealing with coastal erosion and dro
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by gmerc 2y ago
There’s nothing complex about human induced Co2 in the atmosphere. We know what we have to do.
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by gmerc 2y ago
My point - We don’t like the tradeoffs or consequences. Usually relating to our entirely man made economic system. What? Arrest Co2 increase in the atmosphere
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by gmerc 2y ago
Facebook figured this out too a long time ago when building news tab. But unfortunately they also saw that these people were 90% aligned with the same political party and Joel Kaplan helped Zuck understand that actioning it would mean decla
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by gmerc 2y ago
Prediction implies inaccuracy https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.08896
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by gmerc 2y ago
to be fair, a standard model is deterministic at temp==0. And there is a way to predict the presence of hallucinations, but it’s expensive (SelfCheckGPT)
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by gmerc 2y ago
Well it’s paid by token
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by gmerc 2y ago
Did the industrial revolution happen over an extremely compressed timeframe and feature machines that can assemble machines based on labor output data?
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by gmerc 2y ago
“the future of windows is cloud”.
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by gmerc 2y ago
Perplexity managed to do it in a way that feels like it improves on Google search (not that it’s a high bar by now) Google managed to do the opposite.
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by gmerc 2y ago
They were worse than the thing they replaced.
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by gmerc 2y ago
Plenty of counter examples like the German guild system ensuring quality of work, employment and education
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by gmerc 2y ago
Serious question, how do you think we keep unemployment from becoming catastrophic in this world ?
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by gmerc 2y ago
So they failed to make it work and are now trying to shift the goalposts. They should not have launched it then.
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by gmerc 2y ago
No they are an extinction level event for all ad financed content. Google will just switch to “pay us to get listed” over time.
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by gmerc 2y ago
Yea, they are new to this. https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/21/24079371/google-ai-gemini...
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by gmerc 2y ago
They understand just fine. It’s just they see the potential of running the equivalent of the world oracle where every monkey goes and receives the instructions from Gemini, the most powerful of AI deities as a native ad surface. They chose
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by gmerc 2y ago
I’m waiting for the first section 230 case where they blame AI for the summary and argue it’s user generated content.
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by gmerc 2y ago
it’s unfair but hey, Google chose to compete. https://cdn.some.pics/snekoil/665955fb22618.jpg
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by gmerc 2y ago
Wow so much google brigading going on. this does not deserve the downvotes it gets.
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by gmerc 2y ago
No. You don’t solve that. But if you remove the context from data and present it as truth by the Gemini God, you chose the battle and don’t get to claim “it’s unsolvable”.
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by gmerc 2y ago
Excuse me, lack of information is a misdirect. They have data warehouse of information that knows where this article is coming from, and every fucking url ever put into chrome. They bought the rights to /r/the_onion It’s an onion
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by gmerc 2y ago
Literally unsolvable. No way even a 3.8B parameter vision model for the edge (phi3-llava) trained on the internet of hate could cluster the tokens of the first to paragraphs together with bullshit. https://cdn.some.pics/sne
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by gmerc 2y ago
This is remarkable and so full of misdirection, it’s hard to know where to start? Is it the “lack of contemplation” invoked by a company enough data (see the recent google search leaks) to make the NSA blush? Is it the fact that it glances
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by gmerc 2y ago
You may enjoy https://snekoil.weblog.lol/
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by gmerc 2y ago
Apart from the forced memories, which are super annoying in ChatGPT.
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Let Them Eat Glue(snekoil.weblog.lol)
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by gmerc 2y ago
Technology has replaced religion but fills the same purpose now. It’s of course heresy to blaspheme against the prophets proclaiming the new AI church in one of the largest digital temples, but it’s true. We gather in these halls to HN Show

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