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ithkuil
8mo ago
I wonder if /slow with 6 times less the price could have some uses
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ithkuil
8mo ago
This doesn't match my experience with that term. My son is diagnosed with ADHD and high IQ and labeled "gifted". He's very immature, has absolutely no method, is very impulsive and can't maintain focus for more than
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ithkuil
8mo ago
and disseminated to the entire peninsula by broadcast television featuring Mike Buongiorno
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ithkuil
8mo ago
The word "seemingly" is doing a lot of work here. Sometimes things that look very different actually are represented with similar vectors in latent space. When that happens to us it "feels like" intuition; something you
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ithkuil
8mo ago
Innovation budget is a finite resource
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ithkuil
8mo ago
I also wonder if CC can be used with k2.5 with the appropriate API adapter
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ithkuil
8mo ago
I used to think like you. There is some deeply human in seeking basic justice that even small children have strong reactions even for the minor perceived injustices, let alone for serious stuff. However when your survival is at stake (and t
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ithkuil
9mo ago
Deciding what to build and catching when things go sideways (and I'd add: engineering things so that you can better deal with things going sideways) was always the limiting factor. Sure, writing code was slower before the agentic cod
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ithkuil
9mo ago
Deportation of illegal immigrants happened in the previous administrations and nothing like the current chaos unfolded. I grant that some people protesting against the raids are likely doing that because they don't want illegals to be
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ithkuil
9mo ago
Don't worry. This will create the demand for even more powerful models that are able to untangle the mess created by previous models. Once we realize the kind of mess _those_ models created, well, we'll need even more capable mode
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ithkuil
9mo ago
I like implementing this standard gRPC interface (of I already have a gRPC based project) because it allows me to reuse a troubleshooting utility I wrote that uses it: https://github.com/mkmik/byter
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ithkuil
9mo ago
Sysadmin Really Expensive
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ithkuil
9mo ago
The sentence continued with "that were just wrappers ...".
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ithkuil
9mo ago
And yet for whatever reason, jabber actually works for me. I have tried a few apps, some of them I even paid for and I thought voice recognition is not good for me (I'm a L2 speaker). Whatever the default model was choose for jabber, i
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ithkuil
9mo ago
My instinct to read about the problem was to open the "problem.py" file, which states "Read the top of perf_takehome.py for more introduction" So yeah. They _could_ have written it much more clearly in the readme.
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ithkuil
9mo ago
It's definitely an area where we'll all learn a lot in the upcoming years. But we have to use this "innovation budget" in a careful way.
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ithkuil
9mo ago
I believe there are more descriptions of it other than rough depictions on coins
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ithkuil
9mo ago
6 days to write a prompt. One day to unleash the agents in yolo mode
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ithkuil
9mo ago
I misread that as the LTS version of the bible
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ithkuil
9mo ago
Yeah of course none of this makes sense. And yet it all has real world consequences. It's all incredibly partisan. If one just manages to take a step back and watch this dynamic from outside it all seems so weird: the islamist Iran bac
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ithkuil
9mo ago
Apparently a lot of people in the west too are assuming that these protests are fueled by the west. At least that's the most likely explanation for why so many left leaning youth are not supporting Iranians while supporting Palestine.
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ithkuil
9mo ago
A charitable interpretation of what GP said is that Brin might not have a specific expertise in AI. I also think this doesn't make sense, because he certainly stayed on top of things
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ithkuil
9mo ago
If you can context switch then you can pipeline
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ithkuil
9mo ago
Yes, sometimes that's indeed an opportunity cost. But it's also a catalyst for making things possible or affordable that otherwise wouldn't be. Many technological progress are first explored in niche and luxury segments and o
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ithkuil
9mo ago
An expensive model can generate the training dataset
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ithkuil
9mo ago
Turns out that a lot of interesting computation can be expressed as a matrix multiplication.
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ithkuil
9mo ago
I assume the Russians with whom I have talked to and don't think that forceful annexation was a good thing don't count under your "NONE" description. Perhaps it's because they are few of them (fair enough mine is ju
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ithkuil
9mo ago
Of course many many Russians think that "Ukrainians are "Little Russians" at best." But they are easily revealed for what they are when you ask them litteraly what they think about Ukrainians and you don't have to b
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ithkuil
9mo ago
I don't understand. Of course Crimea was acquired by the Russian empire by force, from other people who had it in turn acquired by force and so on. But none of those were Ukrainians. Kruschcev transferred the crimean oblast as a symbol
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ithkuil
9mo ago
My personal opinion is that the 2014 annexation wasn't ok but the reason wasn't that Crimea is not Russian but because I value the stability and peace produced by the idea that we shouldn't change borders through force. But t
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