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gmerc
4y ago
It’s like saying it’s hilariously to take molecules of H2O and pretend they could form fluid dynamics. Preposterous /s
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gmerc
4y ago
Requests don’t make growth. Don’t redirect responsibility and perpetuate the illusion that poor VPs at the top were deceived. People love to avert responsibility and many seem to be loving the idea that Zuck somehow was deceived into over
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gmerc
4y ago
No they bet on cheap russian power due to a combination of compromised politicians and the lure of extra cheap and low friction power. Make no mistake, people didn’t like nuclear in Germany for historic reasons fusing cold war armageddon fe
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gmerc
4y ago
Nice scapegoating but it was the two major parties, CDU and SPD (Conservatives and Social Democrats) who signed this one along with a former chancellor on the board of Rosneft, the primary beneficiary Now they conveniently blame the green p
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gmerc
4y ago
Lol middle managers. The headcount games were VPs. How do you think headcount was distributed, by middle managers?
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gmerc
4y ago
https://m.twitch.tv/videos/1804206943 it’s in its early stages but it seems doable.
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gmerc
4y ago
He asked people to remove links to public available resource and did not have any standing for a copyright claim. He was informed of that and warned that attempts of legal actions without grounds would be billable. He did it anyway.
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gmerc
4y ago
> cannot maintain the standard … when the boomer generation retires But doesn’t AI fundamentally change this all? I can already see Japan rejoicing that the demographic curve just became a lot less threatening. People it seems, with the
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gmerc
4y ago
Yann LeCun just cannot accept the bitter lesson
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gmerc
4y ago
You were saying? https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.11477
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gmerc
4y ago
This is the crux. It’s by design. Europe decided to generally legislate pro scraping because it was seen as a way to liberate data from big techs monopoly. Which is exactly what happened with stable diffusion - say what you will about it, i
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gmerc
4y ago
Same as japan. it works.
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gmerc
4y ago
Yea they are used in a transformational capacity
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gmerc
4y ago
Well if you look at lexica.art, I don’t think the business is about repackaging GPt4, it’s about getting into the information flow because prompts are RHLF and in the end this is a case of faking it to make it
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gmerc
4y ago
Nothing that can’t be fixed injecting markers like session ID, etc or triggering alerts / escalations. Plus in the real world you can always find a new teller.
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gmerc
4y ago
Nothing stops you from using closed source solutions for that.
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gmerc
4y ago
Thank you for a textbook example for denial by retreating into definitions yoga It’s not only textbook ‘confidently wrong’ (which is easy when you have strong opinions in a rapidly moving field) it also is a great counterpoint to ‘but LLMs
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gmerc
4y ago
You won’t believe what the top 5 results for chatgpt are