justanotherjoe

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by justanotherjoe 1y ago
Dishonest. Lecun was never 'with' llm. He was always betting on whatever it is he's working at, but it's not llm.
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by justanotherjoe 1y ago
I've read once there are very few things that can change your personality. I dont think even becoming a billionaire changes your personality. But, cosmetic surgery is one of those things that can actually do that. Elon, with his hai
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by justanotherjoe 1y ago
1 out of 3? Come on now...
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by justanotherjoe 1y ago
I wouldn't be so sure. You'd still need to mine for the batteries and the rest of the infrastructure.... And then plastics also dissipate into micro and nanoplastics possibly robbing life of vitality. But again, this involves pr
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by justanotherjoe 1y ago
What I find compelling is how it works at low and high levels. Low level because we dissipate energy just by being a living creature. And the high level because as you said, we as a civilization can't seem to escape it, and want to u
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by justanotherjoe 1y ago
Could be. Could also be that reproduction and propagation is the inevitable side effect of that, no? We cant dissipate energy when we're dead.
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
Yeah and all the store of plastics in all the landfills and waters everywhere is shedding as we speak. I mean, its bad, but what can you do.
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
it's accurate. I'm willing to bet those games wouldn't have 10% of it's players without the waifu and sex bait and the gambling mechanics. And there are gambling mechanics present even if you are f2p in those games, i b
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
I love how we're back to oracles interpreting sheep's entrails again. Goes to show how unilateral this all is when nobody knows what is going on. Do yourself a favor and stop trying to make sense of any of it. It doesn't.
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
This applies to learning as well. I find when I learn with an actual context for learning and its not just 'learning time' I usually have a much better time.
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
Chinese strength is that they have a manufacturing economy and oversupply on everything. They have a great incentive to quicken AI science, as it will lead to disillusionment, if not replacement, of the knowledge economy, in other words the
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
What you said struck me: > It doesn't surprise me though, most of the people working on this are the same that had been promising self-driving cars. Where did you pick that up? That's just pure hallucination (ironically). Also
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
In terms of resource extraction needed for the batteries and the panels, how sustainable is it? The way I understand it is that you can't really repair broken panels and batteries... Can we still make these after, let's say, 500
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
I guess I was thinking it as a kind of spiritual exercise, rather than something you do to make anyone happy with your smiles... The smiles mean nothing, really. What comes after that is what I find special. It's about taking proacti
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
I don't know about this. Everyday charisma, sure. But powerful leaders shouldn't smile too freely. It's concerning. Which is why I thought Kamala lost, she just smiled too much. At least I think that tanked her charisma.
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
I thought recently of 'indiscriminate kindness'. Basically, I consciously tried to be kind to anyone I interacted with (provided they were not openly hostile to me), without discrimination. And I was amazed how many people I dismi
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
Maybe the stakes is just lower now? But anyway, yeah I can relate. It's like the mind has renewable and unrenewable 'stores'. The unrenewable ones are just buildups of life experiences that you can transmute into work in a
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
I find it weird how Elon's firing 50% of twitter is rarely brought up. Even the linked article's reference only mentions the layoffs starting jan 2023...
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
'Appreciating' is a very hard thing to do. I think it's an impossible task for one man. Not only do you oversee many people, but there are so many dimensions you can appreciate in someone. The way I see it is that for a hea
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
Oh, come on. Anyone can use a hash table. What this man did is not even comparable to that.
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
It could be both
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
wow i don't like the 'wink wink nudge nudge' very obvious racism against african americans in this article. A lot of pointed and extraneous details about various minorities (non-blacks) that fall squarely into very specific
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
Is this real? Or is this a hustler type paper/company.
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
Yes humans are different learners. Its not a problem. At least we dont know if its a problem. Regarding brute force, of course not. We are 2 years into chatgpt people are still thinking its just ngram statistical models smh. Dont listen
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
Be someone who has done interesting things and has interesting stories to tell. Thats all i can come up with..
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
i am confused cause this dataset is visual-based, and yet being used to measure 'LLM'. I feel like the visual nature of it was really the biggest hurdle to solving it.
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
>What matters is all the relevant case law, which can vary so much from the "obvious" or even "right" interpretaion of the written language, that a layperson not using a lawyer for all but the most trivial legal needs
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
i remember the many 'xxx is all you need' variation in AI papers and got tickled. It feels like there is a lot of copying going around, trying to hijack the character of others. Maybe in the future we'll get a lot of donald
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
But that's correct? And also I take it as an attempt to be neutral. What a wild, wild take, to me.
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by justanotherjoe 2y ago
I am reading 'The Man Who Fell To Earth" and it's about this supposedly very smart martian who makes very basic mistakes that led to his capture. There is a quote, something to the effect, 'it's amazing the number

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