goldenshale

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by goldenshale 2mo ago
Anyone else try to use it, and you just get this message, and it exits? (I already did muse login successfully.) muse The cursor position could not be read within a normal duration
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by goldenshale 2mo ago
I've never heard a compelling thesis for why this is a bubble that will pop. From my perspective AI adoption is just getting started, and every organization I see that starts on the journey only ramps up tokens dramatically. Even jus
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by goldenshale 4mo ago
That's exactly what they should be doing. Reports to congress made by automated, neutral AI will probably be more honest, effective, and have a clear means of improving them over time with better prompting in comparison to whatever ra
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by goldenshale 4mo ago
I used to respect Krugman, but as time has gone on he seems like yet another New York Times style leftist monkey just whining about people they have disagreements with. Pushing the frontiers of science and technology is an unknowable endea
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by goldenshale 6mo ago
You sour pusses are wrong. This is a smart move that amplifies a brilliant team from cursor with serious compute, raising the odds Elon can get to the frontier, which is worth so much these numbers will all look like a drop in the bucket.
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by goldenshale 6mo ago
You sour pusses are wrong. This is a smart move. Cursor has a brilliant, capable team with serious model chops who will be able to boost the odds of AGI success. They also come with a revenue generating machine.
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by goldenshale 8mo ago
Restaurants try to make food you will remember and want again. Authors try to write books you can't stop reading. It's silly to imagine that any type of media would do anything other than seek to gain your interest and attention
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by goldenshale 9mo ago
Of course they want to hide the data. The public freaks out with absurd claims about it being the fault of a chat bot when someone does something crazy. Humans need to remain 100% accountable for their own actions, and we should stop with
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by goldenshale 2y ago
The matrix multiplies are coming alive, and they are deceiving us! FUD sundaes all around!
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by goldenshale 2y ago
I was just looking at this thinking it would be fun to play with my wife, and then realized its windows only. When does the mac version come out?!
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by goldenshale 2y ago
This is a great idea. Being able to dynamically scale up model sizes as datasets and use cases expand without needing to retrain from scratch could enable a Cambrian explosion of interesting stuff building on top of a Llama type model trai
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by goldenshale 3y ago
It just makes sense to put the sensors near the phenomena being sensed, and if people know where they are they could be manipulated. If guns are going off and people are getting caught, that seems like effective policing, not over or under
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by goldenshale 3y ago
Seriously, it hurts. It makes sense, but it hurts. If only there were a more gentle path to editor modes. Maybe some simple graphical representation of the modes and commands that could be down in the corner? Like a dynamic vim infograp
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by goldenshale 3y ago
Seriously, why don't they just dedicate a group to creating the best pytorch backend possible? Proving it there will gain researcher traction and prove that their hardware is worth porting the other stuff over to.
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by goldenshale 3y ago
Checkout the LERF work from the NerfStudio team at UC Berkeley. SMERF is addressing a different problem, but there are definitely ways to incorporate semantics and detection as well.
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by goldenshale 3y ago
There has been previous work on deep networks implementing Kalman filters, and another interesting aspect I remember is that unlike a traditional Kalman filter a network is able to maintain multiple hypothesis and so it is less likely to ha
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by goldenshale 3y ago
Wait, you mean kids in developing countries work in order to help their families survive poverty. Oh my word, we should stop buying chocolate. Or wait, then nobody is making any money. Seriously, haven't we learned from the "Ch
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by goldenshale 3y ago
911 BOARD GONE INSANE
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by goldenshale 3y ago
Yeah, at its core EA is about using data and logic to try to maximize the good that one can do through giving or taking action. Sure, some people have gone of the rails with AI doomerism and other far flung ideas, but its hard to really cr
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by goldenshale 3y ago
Is that ironic? Work is rarely accomplished over zoom. In fact it’s typically the opposite of productivity.
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by goldenshale 3y ago
"Imagine a world... where farmers start using tractors to plow and seed their fields. First the tractors will roll slowly, and they will pretend to be driving straight as they are told. Soon farmers without tractors will realized the
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by goldenshale 3y ago
Hahaha, thanks ChatGPT! This is better said than my snarky, frustrated at the FUD version, and I can learn from the approach.
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by goldenshale 3y ago
1) Computers, smart phones, and pocket calculators also outperform humans at mental tasks. So do birds, dolphins, and dogs for that matter, at tasks for which they are specialized. 2) so? What are you imagining this implies? An infinity
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by goldenshale 3y ago
What nonsense. I've spent over a decade 100% focused on AI, and the broad consensus among everyone I've worked with is not to be that concerned at all. The only consensus is that a small group of self proclaimed experts who make
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by goldenshale 3y ago
A realist is someone who accepts reality as it is, not as they might be able to anxiously envision that it could be. Life is too short and attention too precious to fill the meme space with every dreamer's deepest concerns. None of t
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by goldenshale 3y ago
As if anyone is good at predicting the future. Please can we stop acting like expertise equates to fortune telling capabilities?! Nobody has any clue what a 1000x sized GPT model could do, and anybody who makes strong claims is a charlata
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by goldenshale 3y ago
I would find it really annoying to have it constantly calling out its own limitations. That's like having a conversation with someone lacking so much self esteem that they can't get a sentence across without qualifiers and apolog
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by goldenshale 3y ago
Nobody should be trusting anything they see online anyways. Trump and his whole cohort were real people spewing real lies all the time, so is it really that different if its a midjourney photo with some GPT text? We've been in an age
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by goldenshale 3y ago
Lots of published scientific literature backs up the positive benefits that many people experience. This guy sounds like a tweaker who generated more of these effects from his own paranoia than from the actual experience, but anyways I&#x2
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by goldenshale 4y ago
How silly. Imagine telling Elon to pause development of all new rockets until people become comfortable with Starlink? Are language models really that scary? It feels like it has become trendy for everyone to worry about everything rather

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