jmward01

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by jmward01 4mo ago
Give me three ish months and, I hope, to show exactly what I mean!
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by jmward01 4mo ago
This is regulatory capture in action. This will make it hard/impossible for new vendors to come into the market and only established companies will get to play, and charge, for LLMs. What does this mean for open source? Will it become
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by jmward01 4mo ago
In a sane administration, the complete and total lack of judgement that allowed vaccine mandates to go away should have led to an instant loss of confidence in sec def and anyone in the chain that didn't raise concerns about that decis
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by jmward01 4mo ago
- It's a tool. If used responsibly, the negative affects are minimized. This argument gets me all the time. By this argument we should get rid of all regulations on vehicles and requirements for licensing. I too would rather people su
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by jmward01 4mo ago
- Nobody is asking you to pay for others' decisions (unless we want to go down the rabbit hole of insurance, for which sports cars and high priced electrics are costing all drivers more). Nor is a large vehicle an infringement on anyon
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by jmward01 4mo ago
I have long held that larger vehicles should have higher licensing requirements purely based on stats. We see it in the stats that large vehicles are disproportionately dangerous to other vehicles and people so licensing should catch up. We
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by jmward01 4mo ago
I'll take a minute to respond here. Would you rather live in a world where people admit they made a mistake and thanked people that pointed it out or one where they didn't? You just sent a reward signal to the 'don't eve
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by jmward01 4mo ago
Thanks for point that out. I missed that context.
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by jmward01 4mo ago
I love how they are using a company named 'Solar Turbines'. Such an obviously misleading name. (From their website)[1]: Powering the future through innovative, sustainable energy solutions. Solar Turbines Incorporated, headquarter
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by jmward01 4mo ago
I'm not a doctor but (Isn't there always a but after someone saying they aren't a doctor?) it seems to me we need three things to bring in a true revolution: - imaging that can get down to the cellular level easily and often.
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by jmward01 4mo ago
Lots of downtime on CC the last few days. They also pushed an bad release to CC that kept doing 'No response from API · Retrying in .... check your network'. 'claude install stable' fixed that. How I was not on stable I
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by jmward01 4mo ago
This comment shows exactly why I made the original post. This assumes there is a problem to be solved. The flat out fact is that it hasn't been a problem. The real problem is that politicians say there is an issue with no proof in orde
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Experiments in Sports Seismology for the World Cup(pnsn.org)
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by jmward01 4mo ago
Well, on the bright side, you can tell I didn't have AI write the comment for me! Thanks for the correction.
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by jmward01 4mo ago
The red haring is that voting is hacked or illegals are voting, etc etc etc. The -real- story is disenfranchising voters by making it hard for them or out-right steaming their votes in the courts. We don't have an election fraud issue
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by jmward01 4mo ago
Some do [1]. But in GA the costs to fly are so high that adding yet another cost means it is impractical for most GA pilots. [1] https://brsaerospace.com/
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by jmward01 4mo ago
Aviation is in a huge rut. A major issue is that innovation is nearly dead. Want to bring a new aircraft to market? Got 5-10 years to get it certified while not being able to sell it to a market size of....? How about a new engine? In GA we
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by jmward01 4mo ago
Not a thing about privacy. I assume they are streaming the world back to their servers. Where are the guarantees that nobody sees what you see? Nobody gets telemetry on what you are looking at, etc etc. I'm not prepared to have those t
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by jmward01 4mo ago
We need more of this. Thanks for making the world more awesome!
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by jmward01 4mo ago
I want a law that requires publishing your API for apps like this as well as allowing users to crate their own frontend based on it. That would enable more privacy aware versions of these apps.
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by jmward01 4mo ago
Yeah. That is the plan I think I have settled on. I'll release something interesting here shortly but the full architecture, including all the multimodal input/output streaming is something I am considering my options on. I may ev
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by jmward01 4mo ago
Yeah, looks like fun stuff. You still need to preserve the entire kv cache though right? So even if compute is drastically less, memory keeps growing. The system I described keeps memory constant (well, if you keep the entire token history
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by jmward01 4mo ago
As a follow-up, I can see there is not a lot of belief which is why it is also hard to find a company to partner with on this. So, how -do- you make money on something like this as an independent researcher. Maybe I release trick one, show
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by jmward01 4mo ago
Yeah. I am about to the point of just releasing it all. I love the tech. It does amazing things. But I want to move to the next big things I can see doing with it and building the custom ops to get it to work efficiently is a pain. I am pos
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by jmward01 4mo ago
Well, I know this is possible because I have built things that work just like it is promising to do. The two key technologies needed are: - guided window attn. Predict where to attend to but in a fixed window. If you do this to just the tok
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by jmward01 4mo ago
I'm not a lawyer but it would be odd if a government agency couldn't communicate a possible threat to a tech company. It is in a company like LinkedIn's best interest to set up a phone number/channels for a centralized a
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by jmward01 4mo ago
I see several comments like this implying nothing can be done. But that is far from the truth. First, an agency that actually answered the phone could coordinate directly with LinkedIn and other tech companies to quickly take down these fak
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by jmward01 4mo ago
So, this is a crime right? Why isn't there a well known '911' for cybercrime to report things like this to and get help? Society needs to catch up with the actual dangers out there and build support networks for this ASAP. Th
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by jmward01 4mo ago
Didn't realize they did this. I have avoided pushing data to huggingface. This is all -deeply- private info and I haven't really reviewed their privacy policies and the like. I'll give them a look.
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by jmward01 4mo ago
Has anyone been storing their cc sessions for future training data on their own models? I'd love to build a system that fine-tunes on cc sessions and a good first step is capturing my own sessions well.

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