hatenberg

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by hatenberg 2y ago
Guns kill people but that’s only because the vulnerability of the flesh has always been a problem. Like guns, we have a hard time coming to the right conclusions
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by hatenberg 3y ago
Ukraine will be taking note.
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by hatenberg 3y ago
I think you misunderstood that paper. We already have the technology for near perfect voice cloning and it needs a few minutes of Audio
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by hatenberg 3y ago
Really? Voice actors? Concept artists? The technology is the start of knowledge economy industrialisation
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by hatenberg 3y ago
There’s a much better study by Prof Qiao from NUS and her team on the same corpus of data. https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.04180
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by hatenberg 3y ago
Phase changes are a natural pattern in complex systems. See state transition in fluids. Depending on how you measure, they look instant or gradual
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by hatenberg 3y ago
It’s adorable to see A16z flailing to make GenAI happen.
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by hatenberg 3y ago
He’s a staunch republican operative and very well connected in Trump circles. He brought a bunch of these Ghouls into activision too. It’s a brilliant move because now the Biden administration has the choice between being weak on China and
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by hatenberg 3y ago
The CEO of eBay did not order dead animals, feces and death threats to be sent to critical customers either. Why would they? The entire point of that level in a company is to be not accountable - the best way to achieve that is by doing not
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by hatenberg 3y ago
Their IPO pricing requires some 20-25x growth. No way.
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by hatenberg 3y ago
WHat a strange piece of writing. "Planes and Cars today fundamentally use the same technology we had for almost decades, henceforth ...." The real question to ask is "does AGI matter"
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by hatenberg 3y ago
Technically you can’t copyright it. Proving that is the issue
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by hatenberg 3y ago
Meta has an ASN - more useful than trying to deal with ever changing subdomain names
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by hatenberg 3y ago
You do understand that it's dry as fuck after snowpack is at a record low the last 3 years.
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by hatenberg 3y ago
Intel wasted the last decade because they elected a shareholder optimizing CEO who chose to prioritize shareholder payouts and attempts at controllig the ecosystem rather than pushing it forward over investments. Now they're completely
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by hatenberg 3y ago
I'm noting you are using this as an example https://www.agenthub.dev/templates/hr_hiring/linkedin_profil... LLMS are not capable of unbiased scoring, no matter how much you prompt them. Anyone using this woul
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by hatenberg 3y ago
didn't runas exist for ages?
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by hatenberg 3y ago
The only way these things get stopped is by having C-level go to jail.
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by hatenberg 3y ago
32x CoT benchmark juicing? Safety bullshit on the app because that’s consumer space
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by hatenberg 3y ago
Tech bro doing tech bro things. Run for office instead of running your mouth off.
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by hatenberg 3y ago
If you have seen it, Mordor is the closest thing in most people's mind that comes up.
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by hatenberg 3y ago
Jesus that’s a peak techbro comment that couldn’t be more tone deaf. You will find out what it means to have your valuable skills replaced by technology soon enough - just as for example translators have found out.
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by hatenberg 3y ago
I think this is more comparable what we accept in the nodejs ecosystem. Shrug a million dependencies. Let’s trust it.
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by hatenberg 3y ago
It’s not personal in the same way Nazis organizing hate against Jews is not personal. Trans has become the new focus chosen out group of the culture war and we’ve had to deal with this fascist ideology shit for a while now. Here’s a great r
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by hatenberg 3y ago
Gamers.
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by hatenberg 3y ago
Steam hardware survey to the rescue.
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by hatenberg 3y ago
Look. When your execs summarily execute the morale of the entire sales org to position investor narrative, you know the company is in deep shit. Gemini Pro (future) beats GPt4 (today) by single digit percent when you use COT 32x - aka spend
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by hatenberg 3y ago
All Nvidia is doing is doing is unlocking a different growth curve. Huang’s Law vs Intel’s leisurely Moore’s law. They finally found a case where this matters and that’s all that mattered, it’s gonna saturate them for years to come.
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by hatenberg 3y ago
Putting hype and usefulness on the same axis is a common mistake. It helps to think of AI as a discovery, a feat of science we now are unlocking using experimentation rather than a traditional engineering product. Once you make that shift,
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by hatenberg 3y ago
That’s probably the intent. create massive friction without outright forbidding it

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