jumping_frog

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by jumping_frog 2y ago
One thing I don't understand is google has so much metadata on search sessions to RLHF their search results. E.g. when I start a search session to solve a programming problem (before llms), I will continually search different terms to
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Western countries do the same thing with colour revolutions.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Some youtube channels are good too. https://www.youtube.com/@umarjamilai https://huyenchip.com/blog/
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
One off excursions are totally different than a 5 day back and forth. I don't have data but one can guess.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
The defining metric of progress in a society is that all of us have to work less for maintaining same or higher quality of life. Leaving aside the supply demand aspects, who is going to pocket the savings if people aren't overpaid and
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
I don't understand why isn't WFH made mandatory since it helps with climate change.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Can this playlist based on the book be a good substitute for the book? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKtctCyd0rs&list=PLWEiAJhCw-...
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Building personal assistant could be beneficial to Mozilla based on how much we do online. I would like to track changes to my beliefs based on how I came across new information. In future, the AI could automatically shorten paragraphs in e
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
I think the talk is meant for executives who are more cautious and want the fluff and dust to settle before they deploy resources at their companies at the next shiny thing.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
AI resides inbetween the mobile layer [hardware devices through which we will consume content] and above internet layer [information / content]. In that sense AI will eat stuff at the layer, tasks which were generally done differently.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
This video is relevant. US President Joe Biden: “If there were not an Israel, we’d have to invent one.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HZs-v0PR44
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
According to Sachs, Israel has masterfully manipulated US influence to extend its global reach, primarily through AIPAC's incredibly efficient lobbying - spending just hundreds of millions to secure billions in aid and trillions in mil
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Friends don't treat friends like this.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
I will just leave this here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_wiretapping_case_2004%E2...
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Is there an example of a company which could have gotten a new lease of life after acquition was denied a regulatory approval and then the company failed?
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/may/24/meta-layo... Article published on 24th May, layoffs announced in March. Meta started carrying out the last batch of a three-part round of layoffs on Wed
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
The media was lying all the time. It didn't start lying just after advent of social media. Just look at sitcoms like Yes Minister. The reason we now consider media to lie is because their lies are exposed, documented, tracked and refre
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
The reason many echo chambers exist is to keep the centre of mass or barycenter from moving too fast.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Nobody will visit stackoverflow because AI through its reasoning and back and forth with users will have solved the problems. This process creates training data for future AIs of that particular company unavailable to any other
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
First issue, silos of information. Second issue: who decides the weights of sources. this is the reason why every nation must have culturally aligned AIs defending their ways of living in the information sphere.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
I have a physics analogy which is similar. Vested interests set up magnetic fields in social media / legacy media (lot of things discussed prominently in social media is just what legacy media is saying. So legacy media is a sense is s
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
This is true of the feeds and everything else where there are abundant choices. Amazon putting its inhouse brands before others. Anything which has to be narrowed down is an algorithmic choice, either data driven or top-down.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
How about I define a new language or dictionary where three letters written like "αηζ" is equivalent to all works of Shakespeare. Then job would be easy.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Brain Criticality - Optimizing Neural Computations https://youtu.be/vwLb3XlPCB4
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
I can suggest one reason why LLM might prefer writing in higher level language like Ruby vs assembly. The reason is the same as why physicists and mathematicians like to work with complex numbers using "i" instead of explicit calc
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
There is a four part documentary by Stephen Fry called "Planet Word". Worth watching.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
LLM version of Gell-Mann Amnesia.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
In a large orginaization, launching a new feature requires interaction with lot of other existing teams which slows speed down. Auth, permissions, metrics, etc. The new feature must seamlessly interact and integrate with existing systems.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
I have a offtopic but related question. Why are our taxes still calculated in stepwise bracket manner. Why not a smooth curve? We have the mathematical and technical knowhow to implement it. Coming back to the Dropbox layoffs, why was this
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Maybe they are highlighting stats which will help people upgrade. Few will upgrade from M3 to M4. Many from M1 to M4. That's my guess.

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