jdw64

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   by jdw64 4mo ago

   0.2 %is quite significant, isn't it? My small website (www.makonea.com) gets about 90,000 visitors a month on average. (That's about 300 per day?) So that means a post gets shared about once every two days. Maybe I should seriousl
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   by jdw64 4mo ago

   I cannot understand the decision to withdraw this for purely political reasons. What I don't understand about the Trump administration is that they are dismantling all of America's diplomatic power. Trump has the 'ability to
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   by jdw64 5mo ago

   Thanks! I will make sure to read the last book thoroughly. Have a good day
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   by jdw64 5mo ago

   Thank you for your comment. I may have been a bit rude, but that was not my intention. I trust you will understand. Anyway, there are points in your thinking that I also resonate with. I realize now that some of my arguments were too rough.
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   by jdw64 5mo ago

   You could be right. I don't really know much about FFMpeg. But going from 0 to 1 and going from 1 to 100 are different. Usually, people remember the 0 to 1 step more. Symbolic capital tends to go to the first mover. It might feel unfai
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   by jdw64 5mo ago

   How on earth were those people able to create such amazing things? Will I ever be able to create something that brilliant someday? What should I even make? I have so many more tools than they did, even LLMs. Where can I learn the ideas and
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   by jdw64 5mo ago

   I agree. Stylistically, there are parts that really rub me the wrong way as a person
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   by jdw64 5mo ago

   I saw the this post. Wasn't it a capture of something that actually happened? So it just described a real story. I can doubt the authenticity of all of it whether it's really true or not. but the content itself was interesting eno
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   by jdw64 5mo ago

   I don't understand why people obsess over LLM(AI)format. The content is interesting, but they dismiss it just because the format is an issue. All of this content is worth reading and is good. And it's about security.
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    You could be right. In that case, I should try to get into an AI research institute here in my country, though it won't be easy.
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    I've read the books you mentioned(Probabilistic Machine Learning). I guess there's nothing left but papers, right? Thanks for the advice.
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    I want to make something in this area(LLM). Can you recommend any books?
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    I want to name the AI era as the corruption of the elite. The rhetorical structure of talking about uncertain risks and then trying to concentrate the authority to manage those risks in their own hands sounds utterly ridiculous to ordinary
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    Maybe it's because I'm a negative person, but even when I do keep in touch with people, I can count those I've stayed in long term contact with on one hand. And the knowledge I can offer others is also limited.
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    However, I don't know things as deeply as you do; I only know the basic framework. So you're right that I don't know it deeply. If you have time later, please teach me that part, and I will gladly study it As you said, starti
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    I'm sorry, but what you've said are things I've already read.(this: https://research.tue.nl/en/publications/on-formal-methods-th... ) The points you're raising are not what I'm arguing. What
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    Thanks to this game, I was able to change my identity from a slightly less fallen human into a machine. Thank you
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    Formal verification is a mathematical proof and requires axioms. However, if real world field data is not collected, you are not comparing theory to reality but forcing reality to fit the theory, like the bed of Procrustes. This means the o
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    But we must not forget that the reason they are admired is that our society has rewarded people like that. Our society is fascinated by people like Amodei precisely because, despite being contradictory, we have rewarded those who make money
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    To speak my mind without filtering, Amodei looks pretty terrible in this situation. They've positioned their company as 'We're the serious AI company that understands safety, while others underestimate the risks.' That s
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    I'm sorry that Claude, the master who provides for my livelihood, feels like an 'asshole' to you. As for me, I just threw away my human dignity after admitting defeat, so I only ever get sympathetic remarks
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    You're not wrong, but users' UI/UX experience is already aligned with web apps. QT is weak on the web side, and with C++, there are too many things to worry about. Precisely because I don't write it directly, I think wha
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    You're right. I think the point we need to discuss here is, to be clear, dividing the contexts in which defensive programming is strong and where it should be aggressive. I think the overhead of implementation is enormous, but I believ
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    First, I'll give you an upvote. However, when we talk about things, we always look for the good people around us, and when we talk about our own identity or the people we admire, we tend to see only the good side. I understand your fru
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    In the long run every program becomes rococo - then rubble.
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    Then please teach me programming.
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    I wrote a post on my homepage. https://www.makonea.com
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    However, in the essence of your argument, I sometimes sense a hint of elitism. Your logic is very solid and rational. If I entered your area of expertise, I probably wouldn't even be able to engage with you on any logical level. And I&
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    In a society flooded with knowledge, we cannot know everything, so we construct our arguments from fragmented information. In that regard, an example that supplements my argument is the case of the Trump administration and Columbia Universi
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    by jdw64 5mo ago

    I deeply agree with your statement. In fact, I think science teaches a specific methodology and a specific mental model for viewing the world. However, the scientific method is a shareable verification procedure, whereas scientists' me