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by golergka 2y ago
> I have a friend who is a successful OF model and only a fraction of one percent of her subscribers ever DM her. I have a friend who produces a few successful OF models and makes about 5-10x a good SF tech salary. He has a whole army of
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by golergka 2y ago
This is experimental, frontier stuff, obviously it comes with risks. Building on GPT-4 in March of 2023 was like that as well, but now you can easily switch between a few models of comparable quality made by different companies (yay capital
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by golergka 2y ago
If it's publicly posted, it literally means that everybody can read it. What's exactly the issue here?
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by golergka 2y ago
> A lot of people use LLMs as a search engine. GPT-4o is wonderful as a search engine if you tell it to google things before answering (even though it uses bing).
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by golergka 2y ago
That's just a fact, its not a matter of opinion or leaning.
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by golergka 2y ago
Workers also have a common interest to take a bigger share of the pie that they deserve. Everybody has this interest. It doesn't make any side of the labor market moral or immoral, its just how any market works, and that's absolut
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by golergka 2y ago
> In particular, destroy everything Russia puts over the border, and maybe even everything it's staging in an offensive posture near the border, but don't invade Russia. Oh, I wouldn't go that far. In fact, I think you cou
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by golergka 2y ago
If a criminal rode on a bus to place of the crime, is the bus driver automatically liable? Bus company? Is his phone company liable because he talked about his crimes on the phone?
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by golergka 2y ago
https://lwn.net/Articles/720231/
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by golergka 2y ago
> This is incredibly inefficient and I could instead do all 16 replacements in a single pass. But that would be a more complicated solution. So I did the simple way with a comment: > Does 16 passes over each string > BUT there are
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by golergka 2y ago
> Whatever side is losing will naturally convince themselves that the cost of the risk of nuclear escalation is less than the cost of accepting outright defeat Then just don't put them on death ground. If they have a way out, with l
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by golergka 2y ago
We built a whole type-checker on top of SQL at http://deepchannel.com , even for dbt projects (which are sql templated with jinja). It's a shame the company had to close a year ago.
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by golergka 2y ago
More accurate than what? Statistics "explanation" is something which is technically correct. But it also doesn't present the full picture — for example, the fact that LLMs clearly build an internal mental model of the questio
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by golergka 2y ago
> If Russia attacks Poland, there will be a nuclear war. How do you figure? Even if NATO actually invokes article 5, nuclear doctrines of involved countries do not suppose immediate nuclear escalation from a conventional war. Of course,
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by golergka 2y ago
> Why would a language model do anything other than "hallucinate" (i.e. generate words without any care about truthiness) ? These aren't expert systems dealing in facts, they are statistical word generators dealing in word
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by golergka 2y ago
> Yes $700 is expensive for a console, but that's just what the market rate is now. I remember buying PS3 at launch for $700.
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by golergka 2y ago
Already in 2010-2012 majority of projects I encountered were using git. Last time I saw an SVN-based project was in 2015, before I migrated it to git.
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by golergka 2y ago
Technically speaking, what you're saying is not a counter argument, because the causal relationship between the two still holds. They shares are spiking because EFT will buy them. Because other players on the market anticipate it.
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by golergka 2y ago
I often leave up to $1k on my account to pay for occasional stuff that I need to pay for. May be people who leave huge amounts of money there do the same, but they're rich and their stuff is much more expensive?
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by golergka 2y ago
> A third group of students had access to a revised version of ChatGPT that functioned more like a tutor. This chatbot was programmed to provide hints without directly divulging the answer. The students who used it did spectacularly bett
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by golergka 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! The only AI memory solution I work with every day is ChatGPT memory feature. How does mem0 compares to it?
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by golergka 2y ago
I'm also confused. They seem positive and constructive. Do mods detect that these are some kind of automated bots?
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by golergka 2y ago
May be it's 1999, and may be it's 2010. I remember when Facebook's $10b valuation was considered crazy.
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by golergka 2y ago
> Because of the market share of that marketplace on B2C, developers don’t have other choice but to buy from Apple (i.e. pay the cut) I've been making mobile apps and games for a long time, and this is completely untrue. Developers
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by golergka 2y ago
I think it's unreasonable to see iOS apps as a market. It's part of mobile games market. Otherwise, you would have to arrest executives from any car company, because their car company usually has a monopoly grasp of "spare pa
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by golergka 2y ago
> Real life disti of physical goods is 1-5% in the business I’ve dealt with. Back when we bought games and software as physical goods, retailers used to get around ~30% too. In fact, they still do: https://www.serkantoto.com&#
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by golergka 2y ago
> the existence of android doesnt make apple not a monopoly How come? User doesn't have to buy an iPhone. Many buy Androids exactly because Android has some apps that they want, so not only it is a competitive market, but it's
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by golergka 2y ago
> This sounds chancy and vague, until you reflect on the fact that knowledge almost never arrives at the moment of its application. You take a class in law school today only to argue a complicated case years later; you learn C.P.R. years
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by golergka 2y ago
I've just successfully chatted to ChatGPT about equivalence or at least high similarities between QFT, neural networks and cellular automata (referencing Wofram's work). Does that pattern matching count?
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by golergka 2y ago
It did well because of Kissinger and relationship with US.

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