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961.
by gmerc 3y ago
Let’s not forget the other big tech giant who had their satellite burn up on Elons launch vehicle
962.
by gmerc 3y ago
We are asking for knives to be sold dull specifically because people could hurt others with them, chefs be damned.
963.
by gmerc 3y ago
Jesus are we out of 4 letter acronyms in tech now ?
964.
by gmerc 3y ago
I don’t know man, out of the box on SD-Next it’s about 3-4 secs for a picture at 1024 with UniPC and 20 steps on a 4090
965.
by gmerc 3y ago
Definitely not new.
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by gmerc 3y ago
Facts can not be plagiarized. Copyright protects specific expression, which reproducing is specifically a non goal with LLMs
967.
by gmerc 3y ago
If only there was a political party aligned with burning books appealing to increasingly unhinged followers that could explain it.
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by gmerc 3y ago
Pytorch fits in the same bucket as datacenter hardware. By giving the designs away they drove the price down, made it easier and cheaper to hire people familiar with the technology and reduced the risk of sitting on an outdated stack being
969.
by gmerc 3y ago
I made a shorter version of this comment on a different thread
970.
by gmerc 3y ago
I worked there (no specific insights into the situation though), I have no such illusions of brilliant leadership but at the same time, if this course of action seems the logical move for me, so it will be to any number of other people. I d
971.
by gmerc 3y ago
Is there any, I mean any indication at all Zuck would be ready to atone for anything? His teary “I take responsibility” perhaps, backed by which action? His reduction of integrity staffing around the world perhaps? His “we connect the world
972.
by gmerc 3y ago
- It degrades Googles and OpenAis ability to monetize. That alone is worth gold because tech is not a blue ocean anymore - neither from a market opportunity nor from an investor perspective. Your competitors loss is your gain. They can’t us
973.
by gmerc 3y ago
We learned the hard way what happens if you don’t oppress Nazis. Paradox of tolerance.
974.
by gmerc 3y ago
One of the issues was that consumer machines with OS/2 were sold with not enough memory to run anything but the OS…
975.
by gmerc 3y ago
That’s exactly what I am saying. It’s not a technical problem, it’s an incentive problem and the entire industry has no incentive to adopt a the technical solution these people are parroting to investors.
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by gmerc 3y ago
Chinas emissions are, in significant part … from providing goods for export. That context is important because outsourcing manufacturing to China is not reducing emissions, it’s moving them.
977.
by gmerc 3y ago
You mean “There is lots of reasons why this would be interesting to game developers”, goes on not mentioning a single one ?
978.
by gmerc 3y ago
It didn’t pop the cloud bubble that you have to do constant maintenance. In the end, a new class of experts arises to handle these challenges, paid for by the layoffs of these made redundant by AI
979.
by gmerc 3y ago
It’s a completely made up problem for which crypto is supposedly the solution - We’ve known for 2 decades how to do skin or items exchange between games. It involves relational databases. Valve does it for their games or at least could do i
980.
by gmerc 3y ago
Old hat in new clothes https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-50865211.amp
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by gmerc 3y ago
Great exhibition of terminal trust decline. “Expert” is a label, it means what people decide it means. Ultimate societies have inability to foster trust will be terminal and unlike why the crypto bros think, technology will not safe us.
982.
by gmerc 3y ago
This may drop the cost and significantly increase the feasibility for government / court mandated changes / censoring / edits to models.
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by gmerc 3y ago
they don’t need to. One of x hundred humans approached by the AI needs to… or a program written to serve humans but being queries by the AI
984.
by gmerc 3y ago
The real issue is the constant walking back. They specifically emphasized they would not do this many times over the years.
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by gmerc 3y ago
So you make it learn. It collects everything humans say and matches it to the situation, replaying human conversation as needed.
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by gmerc 3y ago
Elephant in the room is if this person was let go by ChatGPT … because if you ask chatGPT … it says this is serious - likely because of the word integer overflow in the description.
987.
by gmerc 3y ago
It degrades Googles and OpenAis ability to monetize. That alone is worth gold because tech is not a blue ocean anymore - neither from a market opportunity nor from an investor perspective. Your enemies loss is your benefit. They can’t use m
988.
by gmerc 3y ago
Practicality matters. Squeezing you dry isn’t denying coverage by the letter of the word, but the effect is the same. How much opportunity is drained form everyone who relies on insulin to survive every month?
989.
by gmerc 3y ago
We already do that. We think you may get cancer or dementia, we deny you insurance converge and proceed to drain you of opportunity
990.
by gmerc 3y ago
It did .. thanks apple

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