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ijidak
1mo ago
Doesn't this ignore the possibility of emergent behavior? We're just a bag of atoms bumping around, and yet we don't dismiss our intelligence.
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Low-Rank Adaptation
(en.wikipedia.org)
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English Function to Runnable Neural Net
(programasweights.com)
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AVO: Agentic Variation Operators for Autonomous Evolutionary Search
(arxiv.org)
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Show HN: A Replacement for Shortcutfoo
(github.com)
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ijidak
2mo ago
Genuine question. Given that LLMs are supposed to allow us to rewrite anything, and I am an LLM believer, what I don't understand is: how does CUDA continue to be a moat in a world where LLMs can rewrite entire software development sta
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LLM DeepSWE Pareto Frontier
(deepswe.datacurve.ai)
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2mo ago
Agree. They are effectively arguing that AI will be God-like. I don't mean here God in the religiously charged sense but in the philosophical sense. A god is simply a person or thing that grants salvation. Whether that's looking t
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Rhine falls to record low levels as drought strains Europe's rivers
(bbc.com)
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How to Spot AI Writing
(economist.com)
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Situational Awareness Holdings Report
(last10k.com)
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ijidak
2mo ago
Went to a museum in Seattle. Can't remember the name of it. They explained that the salmon were so abundant in the Pacific Northwest during the early frontier period that they would catch them by the bucket full using water wheels and
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ijidak
3mo ago
How do you know? I feel that it's just poorly edited. In my experience, AI is easier to read than this was.
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ijidak
3mo ago
Why wouldn't the hyperscalers run these open models since they're much better than OpenAI and Anthropic at operating compute at scale? I think the reason OpenAI and Anthropic stay ahead in revenues right now is because the models
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USDA lowers beef export sales by 90% amid growing doubts over data
(reuters.com)
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ijidak
3mo ago
When the voice models start rambling, I think of C-3PO. When Uncle Owen told 3PO to shut up and 3PO said, "Shutting up, sir." Or even some scenes where Data did something similar. It's funny to now experience it.
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ijidak
3mo ago
Ok. This is the most interesting man in the world. Literally.
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ijidak
3mo ago
Is this inflation adjusted?
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ijidak
3mo ago
Is this inflation adjusted?
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ijidak
4mo ago
IBM's contributions to computing hardware and software are incalculable. So many breakthroughs in hard drives, chips, transistor density, and other aspects of computing have come out of their labs. Great to see them continuing to innov
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Did AI write this article?
(economist.com)
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4mo ago
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ijidak
4mo ago
Just redo Slack already. :-) I know this is much easier said than done. And my comment is partly tongue-in-cheek. But Slack isn't great. It isn't loved. I don't understand why Slack still doesn't have a true single inbox
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ijidak
4mo ago
Crossing my fingers that this boom jumpstarts 90's like improvements in computing hardware. I feel like part of the reason for the relative stagnation in hardware over the last twenty years was simply the lack of use cases to justify h
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ijidak
4mo ago
What type of task are you running for ten hours? Is this a programming task? I've not come across a programming task that would take an LLM ten hours.
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ijidak
4mo ago
Intelligence is now data in the form of weights. And once it leaks, it's permanently in the wild. Interesting times.
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ijidak
4mo ago
Don't worry. They're just leaving the door open for OpenAI and other model makers. They'll relax these safeguards once competition increases.
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ijidak
4mo ago
I think of this episode as well. I can't believe, in my lifetime, we've reached the point where we can have this debate. The current debate also makes me realize that, like that episode "Measure of a Man", even if humans
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ijidak
4mo ago
That's actually a powerful way of stating it. If I did all of these calculations by hand, would it be conscious... That's a powerful argument I haven't seen stated quite that way before.. I do think it's hard to know whe
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Intro to Q#, Microsoft's Quantum Programming Language
(learn.microsoft.com)
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ijidak
4mo ago
Markets value future cash flows, not today's cash flows. By the time you see the applications, the market will have moved on to value the next set of future cash flows. If the market only valued the obvious, investors would jump in to
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