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by ilaksh 2y ago
That community already exists because the current version of these types of AI game engines are constantly running into a surreal edge condition since they don't track things consistently when they go off frame.
722.
by ilaksh 2y ago
But he didn't choose any more than a soldier chooses to bring a gun to the battlefield. It's not a few guys in one party. The whole thing is covered in mud.
723.
by ilaksh 2y ago
I think it's 90+% political. The right and left are at war. It's beyond any real civility -- anything short of actual physical violence is fair game. This doesn't leave room for a lot of nuanced views of different political f
724.
by ilaksh 2y ago
It's 95% of an operating system. In a way it is it's own OS. Chromium has ~ 500+ distinct APIs and features such as web APIs, extension APIs, DOM, JavaScript APIs, and platform-specific features.
725.
by ilaksh 2y ago
Maybe it could become standard for everyone to make giant chips and use SRAM? How many SRAM manufacturers are there? Or does it somehow need to be fully integrated into the chip?
726.
by ilaksh 2y ago
My guess is that by testing and introspecting a lot of small models trained on datasets and distilled and much as possible, there will eventually be a good understanding of the types of neural circuits that are effective for different types
727.
by ilaksh 2y ago
I sincerely believe that it is nearly impossible to have an objective and constructive conversation about the merits of programming languages, because the language of choice becomes part of people's worldview. So it's like discuss
728.
by ilaksh 2y ago
My bet is that a technical manager told his executive (multiple times) that he needed more resources and engineering time to make live work properly, and they just told him to make do because they didn't want to spend the money. It cou
729.
by ilaksh 2y ago
I have a theory that everything is BS politics now. (Maybe it always has been.) Is Elon's new lawsuit still on? Does Elon's new political situation affect it? Altman recently wrote an X post showing an OpenAI model making a less l
730.
by ilaksh 2y ago
I guarantee this is a management issue. Somebody needed to bear down at some point and put the resources into load testing. The engineers told them it probably won't be sufficient. I assume this came down to some technical manager sayi
731.
by ilaksh 2y ago
The issue is that most people are trying to watch live which is what it's advertised as. And until they figure out that they need to watch X minutes behind, it is unwatchable. Many will not figure that out. So for the first hour it was
732.
by ilaksh 2y ago
I think they have to refund the fees for a month to anyone who streamed this fight. That's the only thing that seems fair. It has been pretty useless. At the moment seems to be working only when running in non-live mode several minutes
733.
by ilaksh 2y ago
It's always been mainly a cover story for experimental aircraft. That's why there are so many "UFO sightings" near the military base where they test the most experimental aircraft. Obviously. In some cases it's just
734.
by ilaksh 2y ago
This is a problem with management, not AI. The acuity system obviously doesn't work well and wasn't properly rolled out. It's clear that they did not even explain how it was supposed to work. That's a problem with that s
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A Post-Labor Economics Manifesto(youtube.com)
2 points by ilaksh 2y ago|0 comments
736.
by ilaksh 2y ago
Just thinking about this.. do you know if anyone has figured out a way to reliably encode a Turing machine or simple virtual machine in the layers of a neural network, in a somewhat optimal way, using a minimized number of parameters? Or ma
737.
by ilaksh 2y ago
Marcus would argue against digital Marcus on this point and lose.
738.
by ilaksh 2y ago
That video demo is not tele-operated. You are arguing a straw man. The discussion was about LLMs.
739.
by ilaksh 2y ago
He does not spend an appreciable amount of effort or time advocating for that though. He spends 95% of his energy trying to take down the merits of NN-based approaches. If he had something to show for it, like neurosymbolic wins over benchm
740.
by ilaksh 2y ago
- There _was_ a problem with diminishing returns from increasing data size. Then they surpassed that by curating data. - Then the limits on the amount of curatable data available made the performance gains level off. So they started generat
741.
by ilaksh 2y ago
My rough understanding is that it's a very strange environment for the body to be in for an extended period of time, and when you come back, gravity hits you very, very hard. It seems like they all absolutely would need to have detaile
742.
by ilaksh 2y ago
Who will be Trump's top military advisor, what is their plan for Taiwan, and will Elon Musk contradict whatever that is?
743.
by ilaksh 2y ago
Have you compared gpt-4o to Kagi? They might actually be the same thing in some cases.
744.
by ilaksh 2y ago
I'm almost sure they did not find tune an LLM. They are using existing LLMs because fine tuning to best the SOTA models at translation is impractical unless you target very niche languages and even then it would be very hard to get a b
745.
by ilaksh 2y ago
Amazing..and you're telling me you made this with less than 600 programmers?
746.
by ilaksh 2y ago
Well.. the last time he won, many people were literally expecting a nuclear holocaust. I remember a season of American Horror Story where the main part of the premise was that Trump became president. We survived the first time? I want to be
747.
by ilaksh 2y ago
The answer to "fighting" technology is for government to adapt and properly integrate up-to-date technologies. A software registry model could work for common decentralized protocols. You need decentralization technology to be abl
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by ilaksh 2y ago
I think most people don't really know what those things are, or what the fundamental concepts are, so I recommend people research decentralized technologies that are related to money from scratch.
749.
by ilaksh 2y ago
It's not a democratic process. The gerrymandering, electoral college, all of it is trash. Not to mention the core parts of the system such as identification are completely outdated. We should have had ranked choice voting years ago at
750.
by ilaksh 2y ago
I think this type of capability will make a lot of image generation stuff obsolete eventually. In a year or two, 75%+ of what people do with ComfyUI workflows might be built into models.

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