jsemrau

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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   >I think my general perception is that AI is a great assistant for some occupations like software engineering I think that's why I like to compare the current state of AI to the state of the CPU industry maybe around the 286-486 era
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   I got banned within 24 hours ^-^. Rightfully so, I assume. The Markov chain agent was supposed to send everyone who tweets "I am bored" an event recommendation based on their profile and location. I severely underestimated how man
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   Can fully agree. Source me who ran a markov chain based Twitter autogen tool 8 years ago.
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   There is some research done recently from Google on Graph Reasoning that includes Graph encodings piped through a vanilla LLM.
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   >better standards-based options are available. Which ones would you recommend?
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   The world is a complex network. The knowledge graph is a reliable path through the network. I.e., "knowing" the way from your home to your office. Or "knowing" where to find your Word doc and how to use it.
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   Graph Reasoning exists.
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   Someone didn't bother reading my carefully prepared memo on commonly-used passwords. Now, then, as I so meticulously pointed out, the four most-used passwords are: love, sex, secret, and...
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   by jsemrau 2y ago

   No memory, no reasoning, no planning.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I was working on a local LLM ReAct agent that can play the prisoner's dilemma. The "thought" process was fascinating to watch. Not to anthropomorphize though.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I like to compare GPT3 to the 286 Processor and GPT4 to the Pentium chip. There is still a lot that doesn't work but basic tasks can be done. Right now most genAI applications are toys. And a lot still doesn't work text in Stable
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I agree with you. It would be good for the consumer though.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    Just make smaller chips with more VRAM. Then consumer PCs could run local models much easier on top of their server GPU market.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    It has recently been discovered that deep sea geological structures might play an important role in global marine oxygen generation. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/scientists-discove...
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I suppose a lot of the current batch don't have a business model that is sustainable. Another candidate is stability ai.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    What I commonly see with "top priority" is that it means it's someone else's responsibility. Usually allocated to the CEO.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    i am with you on this. A lessons learned from working on a web3 platform where people could earn to moderate posts, it doesn't bring the right incentives into a social graph.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    when I was building finclout, I thought it makes more sense to organize conversations horizontally and vertically instead of the current UI paradigm where everything is vertically scrolling.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    Reminds me of the time where I taught myself AR skills and launched some mildly successful apps for iOS then applied for a bunch of roles only to be rejected soundly for all of them.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    >and they even support payments with crypto. What a value proposition! ;-)
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I am a perfectly healthy human being, but I can't climb Mount Everest (right now). I might be capable with more training.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    That actually would be a great product to have.
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    Take the time.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    We will see many ToS changes in the near future. Better to read them this time.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I have implemented AI/ML solutions in Financial Services in 15 countries and know for a fact that this is not true. If they only refer to generative AI, I'd argue that the space is moving extremely fast right now. That makes it ha
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    else: print("lol no") pass
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    I always thought that this category was just a smartphone feature. "According to Rabbitude, its access to these API keys — particularly the ElevenLabs API — meant it could access every response ever given by R1 devices. That is Bad wit
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    The same applies to movie theaters and movie stars. It's more fun to watch people on YouTube talk about a movie or series than actually watching the show.
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    by jsemrau 2y ago

    How are you handling the unit costs, rate limits, and model risk?
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    Here is Coffeezilla's take on the product https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLvFc_24vSM