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by ivape 2y ago
Chamath is one of the All-in podcast members, and that entire group has an outsized role in American politics at the moment. There is a podcast that is targeted toward the youth, and Chamath was basically there regurgitating and promoting t
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by ivape 2y ago
I think it has a lot to do with who you are admitting it to. Let say you know you are wrong, but you have to admit it to your enemy. Many emotional people would rather die than do that, hah (over my dead body!). Unfortunately, this is the
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by ivape 2y ago
I could have used wars as an example (Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam), but Brexit feels like more of a parallel as it's non-violent and somewhat economic. We will absolutely have a conclusive outcome for what we've decided to do as a
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by ivape 2y ago
We didn't even have more than one debate this election cycle going over economic policy. I was big Ron Paul fan on foreign relations, but whenever he went into economics you could see his views were just a little nuts. Practical fiscal
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by ivape 2y ago
That's the biggest problem with showcasing to developers. They are just not representative of the user base at large. For example, any Desktop application showcased will getting annihilated for being Electron. You very much take a risk
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by ivape 2y ago
If you can imagine many people in the 90s, one of the things you had to put on your resume was "Can handle a cash register". That was a real sought after skill for blue collar work. So, even for blue collar work, that skill is not
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by ivape 2y ago
This is awesome, I don't have a fine-tuning use case yet, but I can't imagine something being easier than a spreadsheet.
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by ivape 2y ago
Looks like only nvidia cards. Can anyone guess how much vram you need for this?
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by ivape 2y ago
My immediate gut reaction too.
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by ivape 2y ago
Is Citizen's United the only thing that allowed one person to donate $150 million? This is the obvious flaw. We would need a RICO type framework to identify the basket of vectors that one person/organization can use to funnel mone
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by ivape 2y ago
The thing that makes us weird to regular people is what's going to make us uniquely positioned to utilize AI. If people only knew the level at which I overanalyze and entertain weird ideas. I always inject these personality quirks
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by ivape 2y ago
a) You should only do this in a sandbox b) You can have the AI run a "firewall" prompt on the final output. So your final output should go through a "You are a firewall that checks for dangerous terminal commands such as <
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by ivape 2y ago
That's very easy to do. A prompt I regularly use is a "council" system. For example: "I believe I have been contacted by the supernatural. Here are the details <details>. Please form a council of seven people: 1) S
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by ivape 2y ago
I caught infra people saying that's pretty much the only bottleneck in the data center right now, power and cooling. We know the AI needs to run against itself continuously, and that's just a fact.
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by ivape 2y ago
I'm of the opinion that typing is now an accessibility feature. If you can speak and the computer can interpret near instantaneously, then you have a gift some others don't. Obviously, like all things, we take it for granted. Not
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by ivape 2y ago
We need to get to a universe where we can fine-tune in real time. So let's say I encounter an object the model has never seen before, if it can synthesize large training data on the spot to handle this new type of object and fine-tune
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by ivape 2y ago
We can't just say it's the incentives. Morality is always a choice. What people who make amoral or immoral choices skate on is that their morality will not be exposed or questioned publicly or privately. We afford this to all beca
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by ivape 2y ago
How do you think this has to do with Spain though?
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by ivape 2y ago
GWB didn't strike me as someone who could come up with the idea of prolonged Mideast conflict on his own. The think tanks that infiltrated his mind like the movie Inception is not unlike what is being described in the article. It'
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by ivape 2y ago
The Last Lion, Winston Spencer Churchill.
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by ivape 2y ago
That one has to be faked. It matches the design of what people expected around that time, cars had the same aesthetic.
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by ivape 2y ago
There are plenty of people that have thought like this on all kinds of issues from the past and now currently as well. I suspect someone like Wesley and the Abolitionists were called unrealistic and unpragmatic in their time period, just as
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by ivape 2y ago
More of the same? Reddit's genesis included fake accounts and content. I don't doubt upvotes and the frontpage is fully curated: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/magazines/panache/reddi... We all hav
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by ivape 2y ago
It feels like the business layer has always successfully commodified the developer layer, but developers don't seem to have any desire to commodify the business layer. It seems like the developer layer naturally wants to eliminate the
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by ivape 2y ago
Two years ago on HN people were skeptical of AI because it hallucinated everything. Things changed rather fast, and I feel like we might need to a yearly check in on of "if we're there yet".
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by ivape 2y ago
That would be a great parody site. Garage sale of now-obsolete developers.
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by ivape 2y ago
Well, by definition you are kind of describing the last bit of work for programmers. Would that not be the last of us?
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Ask HN: Could we possibly be the last generation of programmers?
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by ivape 2y ago
Find a grief support group asap, you absolutely cannot be alone through this. I'm sure there are some that meet online everyday. This is different than just therapy. I am sorry for your loss.
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by ivape 2y ago
It's kind of crazy that we really rely on this thing to not unexpectedly do something on any given day.

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