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by jessenaser 3y ago
There could be so many of them, but DNA is like a compression model that told how the cells should divide to get to the final product. So if we cannot model something 1 to 1, we should look how it was built and replicate that.
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by jessenaser 3y ago
So we need to make a digital archival format for e-Books that: 1. Has a version without DRM 2. Has versioning if authors update or revise their books or editions 3. Is standardized instead of platform based Then their counterargument is, we
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by jessenaser 3y ago
True, did not say against this. Just a place, not necessarily a school. Yes, we should build better places. That is the whole sentiment.
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by jessenaser 3y ago
True, did not say against this.
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by jessenaser 3y ago
Layoffs aside, I still hope that the office space doesn't get left behind as a project. The real interactions really matter. For example, if there was a world were education was entirely digital, I would still want a place for students
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by jessenaser 3y ago
Right. Meta, Apple, any existing company might not even be the one to make that happen. It’s just Zuck’s goal, but I don’t know who will do it. However, if it is technologically possible, someone will build it, and it will probably be the f
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by jessenaser 3y ago
Zuck's plan is to make it a personal computing device for the next generation. Woz/Jobs --> Personal Computer Gates --> Business Computer Jobs --> Pocket Computer Zuck --> Visible Computer
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by jessenaser 3y ago
The turning point is that people think the metaverse wasn't going to happen but then they saw the last podcast with Lex and Zuck and then they knew. Companies are working on things you cannot see yet, so if you want to catch up you nee
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by jessenaser 3y ago
I think its the same for their intentions. If you are in CS because you want to make a difference in some way, you will have the drive, and be innovative to the field, and will make the difference you want. If you are in CS because you want
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by jessenaser 3y ago
The original iMazing license model was to charge a one time fee for X duration of updates. When a next major version released, you would pay to upgrade (at a reduced cost if you already paid for a previous version). So, for the local app, t
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by jessenaser 3y ago
Yes, obviously to play the Violin you must train for it, and some brains may be optimized to train faster or easier using different methods, because the connections of our brain regions are different from human to human. You don't have
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by jessenaser 3y ago
g itself in humans is primarily the fact that between brain to brain, we have the same structures. LLMs don't have these structures, so their intelligence is different. Even if you trained an LLM with a trillion params, it won't r
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by jessenaser 3y ago
I think we need Community Notes for translations now. Imagine Tweets that had this translation problem.
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by jessenaser 3y ago
I think there is a parallel to the software world. In software, no matter how hard people try to make others use freedom software or open source software, it doesn't work because most people are not going to put in the effort. However,
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by jessenaser 3y ago
The reason is a lot of people think: 1. My government will use this tech only for good. 2. I don't live in China, so why should I care about that. If you say that your current government loses freedom and how do you go back to freedom,
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by jessenaser 3y ago
This is still true. Since most Android phones and all iPhones cannot install freedom software, they don't have to explicitly put a DRM at the hardware level, because it is already there from Apple or most Android manufactures. Apple de
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by jessenaser 3y ago
The easiest way to combat "you have nothing to hide" is if you were in a country taken over by dictators or terrorists, those leaders don't care and cannot be reasoned with. They will use the backdoor at any time to punish di
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by jessenaser 3y ago
On device client side scanning requires a DRM for devices. This means you could not install Linux on computers, you must only install what the hardware lets you install, from some cryptographic chip. Besides encryption, besides all else. Th
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by jessenaser 3y ago
If you are signed out of Twitter, all of the text doesn't show. Here is alternative link: https://nitter.net/JesseNaser/status/1710679996354720009
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It is possible to make GPT-4 Vision into a facial recognition machine(twitter.com)
1 points by jessenaser 3y ago|1 comments
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by jessenaser 3y ago
1. Correct 2. Yes. Since even if GPT-4 is producing transformative content from "itself", a new medium of profit was created (training AI models) which have not been done before. (Example what I mean:) Even though a library is fre
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by jessenaser 3y ago
Then we should put the same restrictions on OpenAI as we do as humans. So if a website has a paywall, OpenAI must pay to view the content. However, since this data is being given to an AI that is not an individual, there probably be differe
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by jessenaser 3y ago
Googlebot downloads and crawls pages and stores bits about that page to deliver search. Humans also manually download and crawl pages on the internet (in view of their web browser). In the brief moments before storage in the mind or in the
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by jessenaser 3y ago
The carefulness is also why I have said "GPT-4" there may be other models that do infringe copyright, GPT-4, however is transformative. If AIs create music that resembles the voice of a real singer, or could recite the entire work
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by jessenaser 3y ago
A robot can post comments, or make a song out of an algorithm that a human designed, however the robot did not infringe copyright because what it is communicating is of its own source. If a robot was tasked to download images and re-post th
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by jessenaser 3y ago
I am serious.
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by jessenaser 3y ago
Humans may read entire books, movies, art, music, and fit these complex ideas into a neural graph that does not resemble the original. Then humans can output information related to that medium from their neural graph in an expressive form.
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by jessenaser 3y ago
The problem is that the first hand the ticket touches is a reseller instead of a person that genuinely wants and enjoys the concert. If the price is set from the Artist, venue, Ticketmaster at prices from $50-200 then they have made that de
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by jessenaser 3y ago
I think they do that for every website they link to. For example on this page: https://www.404media.co/ios-17-could-break-diabetic-glucose-... They link to CNN using the same reference: https://www.cnn.com/2
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If HN had a pizza party, what toppings would you want?(strawpoll.com)
3 points by jessenaser 3y ago|8 comments

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