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by kadushka 2y ago
There's a lot of room between a loose union of independent countries, like EU, and a federal system like in US. There's a huge difference between a state like California, and a state like Louisiana. Perhaps we should let them gove
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by kadushka 2y ago
The concept of a memory module, separate from a prediction engine, makes sense to me, our brains might operate like that (short vs long term memory). Many research groups have been trying to implement this idea, recent paper from Meta comes
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by kadushka 2y ago
The largest model they tested is 1.7B.
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by kadushka 2y ago
You're talking about something else. This discussion started from the claim that private sector has to absorb the eliminated government workers. If I understand you correctly, you claim that necessary government positions have been eli
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by kadushka 2y ago
How are these "large-scale reductions in force" different from recent mass layoffs in big tech? Are both equally bad? I work at a startup - they can terminate my employment at any time, for any reason. Do you think it's unfai
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by kadushka 2y ago
I asked this question because we don't live in a communist society. No one owes me a job just because I exist. I get a job because someone wants to hire me, and if no one wants to hire me, then I will be unemployed. When unemployed, I
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by kadushka 2y ago
Why does private sector have to absorb them?
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by kadushka 2y ago
https://www.lesswrong.com/
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by kadushka 2y ago
I’m curious why for Noland and Alex the implant usage dropped in the fourth month?
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by kadushka 2y ago
The report from Tony Blair institute is pretty good, unfortunately they write: AI capabilities, however, are fast evolving. The next wave is expected to be “strong” or “general” AI (AGI). AGI applications will exhibit more autonomy, be abl
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by kadushka 2y ago
I searched for AGI and I didn’t find it, perhaps I missed it? Could you please point me to any discussion of the impact of AGI on unemployment rate?
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So you’re assuming rich guys will spend so much that 40% of their spent money will cover 60% of the entire UBI budget? Or do you also want rich guys to pay income tax? No matter how I look at this I don’t see it working without a massive f
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by kadushka 2y ago
Sure. But transition to new professions will be a lot slower than layoffs. We are likely to face unprecedented unemployment rates for at least several years before people learn new skills, and meanwhile AI keeps improving and automates more
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by kadushka 2y ago
OK, so everyone gets UBI check today. Let’s say 10% of that check will be spent on sales tax. Where the next month check is coming from?
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by kadushka 2y ago
30% of people in US pay mortgage, average payment is $2200. I have no idea where even $2k/mo of UBI will come from – when no one works, no one pays taxes. To avoid social unrest some new methods of wealth redistribution will have to ap
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by kadushka 2y ago
None of these links provide any guesses about the impact of AGI on unemployment rates. By AGI I mean AI that is as smart and as capable as an intelligent and highly educated human. What will happen when in a few years companies realize tha
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by kadushka 2y ago
I wonder what will happen to millions of people with $3k+/mo mortgages when they’re all unemployed and UBI is only $2k/mo.
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by kadushka 2y ago
https://www.aiva.ai generates MIDI and provides editing UI.
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by kadushka 2y ago
2 years from now 99.9% of all software will be written by AI. So just put those statements into your system prompt.
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by kadushka 2y ago
What if I don’t agree with you - am I still one of “we”?
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by kadushka 2y ago
Who are "we"? Software engineers with comfortable lives? Minimum wage workers? Police force? Military?
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by kadushka 2y ago
Most Pytorch users don’t bother even with the simplest performance optimizations, and you are talking about PTX.
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by kadushka 2y ago
Our president begs to differ! Or pretty much any elected official for that matter.
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by kadushka 2y ago
Has r1 made RLHF obsolete?
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by kadushka 2y ago
Oh, good catch! Well, then it’s obsolete.
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by kadushka 2y ago
This paper was posted in December and somehow it completely ignores o1 model, which was specifically optimized for reasoning.
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From the abstract: Results show most LLMs underperform compared to humans, except for the o1 model
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Cost of replacement
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by kadushka 2y ago
That's fair, even though I haven't encountered this myself. I think having it search internet for relevant info and cross-reference it is a good idea, and is being implemented (SearchGPT). I guess we'll just have to wait a co
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by kadushka 2y ago
Robots will get into agriculture very soon, most likely within 2-4 years. But owning an automated farm or a food processing factory isn’t a bad idea - I’d work towards that if I were you.

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