kadushka

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by kadushka 11mo ago
Your position is similar to saying that medical drugs have been a net negative on society, because some drugs have been used and abused to collective detriment (and other negative effects, such as doctors prescribing pills instead of sugges
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by kadushka 11mo ago
Are you anti-AI in general, or are you unhappy about the current LLMs?
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by kadushka 11mo ago
Would you rather not have LLMs?
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by kadushka 11mo ago
Connections between LLM neurons also change during training.
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by kadushka 1y ago
devil is in the details
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by kadushka 1y ago
Mainly because global video data corpus is > 100k larger than global text corpus, so you will need to train much larger models for much longer (than current LLMs).
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by kadushka 1y ago
Yes, this fact is well-known and has been widely discussed. The first two google search results provide the stats: https://students.bowdoin.edu/bowdoin-review/features/death-b... https://www.forbes.com&
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by kadushka 1y ago
I hope they're cutting their bloated administration departments before cutting classes and lecturers, but I'm not holding my breath.
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by kadushka 1y ago
Was that the same Donald Trump who said he would end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours if elected?
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by kadushka 1y ago
What subsidies is Stargate project getting from US government?
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by kadushka 1y ago
Woz did make billions though
42.
by kadushka 1y ago
it was not a revolutionary update but evolutionary at best compared to o3 It is a revolutionary update if compared to the previous major release (GPT-4 from March 2023).
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by kadushka 1y ago
So it costs $85k to launch such cubesat. Too expensive for almost all of us. But if the cost comes down to say $5k, I'd probably be interested in this as a hobby project.
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by kadushka 1y ago
256 of the latest Nvidia Blackwell B200 GPUs Did they forget to add "k" to that number? OpenAI plans to have one million GPUs by the EOY.
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by kadushka 1y ago
it's "one really smart person works for a few weeks" hard AMD should hire that one really smart person.
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by kadushka 1y ago
Maybe try simulating the algorithms in software before building hardware? People have been trying to get spiking networks to work for several decades now, with zero success. If it does not work in software, it's not going to work in ha
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by kadushka 1y ago
Could there be a better Yes. Look up “block floating point”.
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by kadushka 1y ago
Funny to see this on the front page right next to an announcement of a second model getting gold on IMO.
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by kadushka 1y ago
Frontier models like o3 reason better than most humans. Definitely better than me. It would wipe the floor with me in a debate - on any topic, every single time.
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by kadushka 1y ago
I always do this with o3, gemini 2.5, and opus 4 when brainstorming hard problems: copy each model’s response to the other two.
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by kadushka 1y ago
Opus and o3 usually work ok for me, meaning they get the job done with some steering.
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by kadushka 1y ago
I’m curious what was the intended lesson to crack that machine.
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by kadushka 1y ago
I don’t know which llm you used - I just asked gpt-4.1 - it did a web search and provided the correct exchange rate. It took about 5 seconds.
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by kadushka 1y ago
I love it how people are transitioning from “LLMs can’t reason” to “LLMs can’t reliably reason”.
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by kadushka 1y ago
Depends on how that wealth is distributed.
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by kadushka 1y ago
I use o3 to brainstorm research problems, and it's been pretty useful. Especially the deep research feature.
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by kadushka 1y ago
A parent should provide their kids with opportunities to try new things. Sometimes this might require gently making a kid do something at least a few times until it's clear it's not something they are good at or interested in. Als
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by kadushka 1y ago
Many people are bad parents. Many are bad at their jobs. Many at bad at both. At least this guy is good at his job, and can provide very well for his family.
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by kadushka 1y ago
At some point, if this process continues, it is expected to actually automate software developers, would you agree?
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by kadushka 1y ago
Living in US is voluntary.

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