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herval
3y ago
That’s art, bravo
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herval
3y ago
So is Rolex!
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3y ago
Why “obviously absurd”? They had spotless reputations, until they didn’t. So did the FTX guy, for instance. Just because you don’t understand, doesn’t mean something is nonsensical
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herval
3y ago
Tons of high profile people spoke like this about Adam Neumann or Elizabeth Holmes too
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herval
3y ago
maybe openai is in trouble too?
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herval
3y ago
tldr nobody knows yet
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herval
3y ago
How do you make sure chatGPT doesn’t do exactly that? (Manipulation of responses)
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herval
3y ago
it feels to me that to date, selling people's information remains as the only viable large business model of the internet, after ecommerce
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3y ago
In reality, I feel like there’s two main ways successful startups start: 1) you talk to someone who tells you they have a problem, you fix it for them, then scale from there 2) you ship something you find useful or fun and other people find
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3y ago
it had many contributors, but organized through very few reviewers, and in a very organized fashion. It's a good example of reasonably well executed software IMO - nobody pushing code to get promoted or pushing for growth hacks in the
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herval
3y ago
I don't think this is in any way related to "good" or "bad" times, but rather something much simpler: software made by way too many people is invariably bad. Software made with the wrong incentives first (promotions
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herval
3y ago
sounds like a massive nightmare
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3y ago
It is expensive, yes. Fine-tuning is a way to encode instructions without having to resubmit them every time. You also have to resubmit _past iterations_, such that the agent has “memory”, so that’s also quite wasteful Openai is allegedly l
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3y ago
this account is 100% bad takes, I wonder if it's some sort of chatbot?
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3y ago
This was definitely a theory that made people burn tons of money on the past couple of years, but I don’t think it holds water. These models are getting obsolete so fast, and there’s so many open ones, I doubt any one’s privately trained mo
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3y ago
"nobody knew" doesn't mean nobody acted. The rational actors that act only on information "everybody knows" are usually late to the game
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herval
3y ago
Neat! I couldn’t find a pricing page - is there a server side component or is it all p2p?
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3y ago
unrelated to this specific initiative, but - I keep seeing a lot of announcements of huge VC rounds around what's effectively datacenters for GPUs. Curious about the math behind that - I feel like those things get obsolete so fast, it&
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herval
3y ago
my understanding is cancer gets more prevalent when the telomeres get old (short?), since it leads to more mutations/botched replication?
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herval
3y ago
exactly! The slighted mental effort made me want to go to sleep too :(
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herval
3y ago
there wasn't really much of a lockdown where I live, so I sincerely doubt that. Also I got COVID after the entire lockdown was over everywhere (2021), sooo no
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herval
3y ago
I had the same after COVID. Took me many months to start feeling functional again. Any time I tried to think about something, it'd just... noise out? First 2-3 months were just awful I went to a neurologist who said there's tons o
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herval
3y ago
I'm not a biologist, but I believe what you're talking about is telomerase?
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herval
3y ago
oh god, please, no more videos...
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herval
3y ago
I learned more from this post than a thousand papers. Amazing writing!
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herval
3y ago
Since webxr is confirmed to be supported, and u can do 3d video with it, it’d be extremely unlikely they would restrict that
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herval
3y ago
What's the chances the iPhone will end up like Betamax? It doesn't offer porn apps, after all
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herval
3y ago
porn has existed since humans were able to draw pictures on cave walls, and on every kind of medium invented since. That "malicious vice" won't go away any time soon
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3y ago
webxr is supported, so web-based apps will work as for official app store apps, I highly doubt it
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herval
3y ago
and his kid, X Æ A-12
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