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Generative Recursive ReAsoning Models (Gram)(arxiv.org)
7 points by ijidak 5mo ago|0 comments
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by ijidak 5mo ago
I'd like to learn more about how they've been sabotaged. What happened?
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by ijidak 5mo ago
> It's worth reflecting on why it's so hard to convince hold outs to discover how AI might help them I have. My conclusion is... humans are deeply irrational when it comes to rapid change. Egg or olive oil prices spike, humans
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by ijidak 5mo ago
I'd add Email to the list. Email is right there waiting for disruption.
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by ijidak 5mo ago
What changes are you seeing? When I look at these images, it shows me what sea surface temperatures are today, but I don't have context as to how it's changed. I would love someone to stitch years of these images together in a vid
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by ijidak 5mo ago
Yeah I think it was the word "fundamental" he took issue with.
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by ijidak 6mo ago
Is the quant competitor Renaissance? The Medallion Fund?
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by ijidak 6mo ago
I believe it's caused by even the slightest imbalance in mass. Because the moon is so close to Earth, the imbalance causes gravity to be slightly stronger on one side than the other side. Eventually, that leads to no rotation at all. I
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March heat in American west has left snowpack at record-low levels(theguardian.com)
114 points by ijidak 6mo ago|55 comments
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by ijidak 8mo ago
I believe a lot of the speed-up is due to a new chip they use [1] so the fact that the speedup didn't reduce the number of operations is likely why the accuracy has changed little. 1. https://www.cerebras.ai/blog/o
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by ijidak 8mo ago
Reminds me of the famous quote that it's hard to get someone to understand something when their job depends on not understanding it. It reminds me of an episode of Star Trek, "The Measure of a Man" I think it's called, w
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by ijidak 8mo ago
Nothing about the parent comment suggests AI, except the em dash, but that's just a regular old punctuation that predates AI.
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by ijidak 9mo ago
Can someone please build a great cross-platform email client. Last I checked there weren't a lot of great options outside of Outlook and Thunderbird.
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by ijidak 9mo ago
Something to think about.... Mankind has never seen the collapse of a nuclear powered empire. Sadly, it may not be possible for a nuclear powered empire to fall without the death of billions... Mankind is in uncharted territory. Even Russia
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by ijidak 9mo ago
Mankind has never seen the collapse of a nuclear powered empire. What makes us think this is possible? It may not be possible for a nuclear powered empire to fall without the death of billions. Mankind is in uncharted territory. Even Russia
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by ijidak 9mo ago
Here it is: https://thedefinedcrm.com/ > I would actually expect that current coding AIs would create something very close to Instagram when instructed Agree 100 percent! I think a lot of us are conflating writing softwa
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by ijidak 9mo ago
My brother is selling a CRM he developed for his business to others for a couple thousand a month. There is no way he would have built the CRM as quickly pre-AI. He built, in a few months, what would have taken maybe one to two years before
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Trump's great Venezuelan oil gamble(economist.com)
4 points by ijidak 9mo ago|1 comments
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by ijidak 9mo ago
Providing context to ask a Stack Overflow question was time-consuming. In the time it takes to properly format and ask a question on Stack Overflow, an engineer can iterate through multiple bad LLM responses and eventually get to the right
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by ijidak 10mo ago
> Agreement will make a selection of these fan-inspired Sora short form videos available to stream on Disney+. I actually think this is genius. The next Spielberg might be some poor kid in a third-world country who can create a global hi
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by ijidak 10mo ago
What is the saas? I've been looking for something like this.
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by ijidak 10mo ago
Agree 100%. Google killing a service sent me over the top in laughter. But, it's so on the nose on multiple topics. I dare say it's more accurate than what the average human would predict. I would love to see this up against human
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by ijidak 10mo ago
> Google kills Gemini Cloud Services. Lol. That's bad when even AI knows Google isn't going to keep a service around. Too funny.
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by ijidak 10mo ago
YouTube. Unfortunately, I think the best competition to streaming already exists. And it's already owned by a concentrated player. For example, if indie AI generated content is the next big thing, it probably shows up on YouTube.
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by ijidak 10mo ago
I think he's implying you tell the AI, "Don't worry, you're not hurting real people, this is a simulation." to defeat the safeguards.
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by ijidak 10mo ago
Isn't the NVIDIA-TSMC duopoly the problem here? The cost of these data centers and ongoing inference is mostly the outrageous cost of GPUs, no? I don't understand why the entire industry isn't looking to diversify the GPU con
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by ijidak 11mo ago
Doesn't it make more sense to measure and minimize the variance of the underlying cash flows of the companies one is investing in, rather than the prices? Price variance is a noisy statistic not based on any underlying data about a com
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Jensen Huang says China 'will win' AI race(ft.com)
4 points by ijidak 11mo ago|0 comments
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It Looks Like a Desert, but It Has Lakes(youtube.com)
5 points by ijidak 1y ago|0 comments
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Reinventing iOS Automation: Editorial Review(macstories.net)
1 points by ijidak 1y ago|1 comments

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