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by kang 6mo ago
Would it be possible to make GPT3 from GPT2 just by prompting? It doesn't work/scale
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by kang 6mo ago
Doubt if you can make a dumb model smart by feeding it proofs
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by kang 6mo ago
Modern world, not just India, is way worse at talent discovery. It's impossible to even publish a physics paper and get a DOI. There were some new research ideas coming in chinese and hindi during early bitcoin days, all of which were
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by kang 6mo ago
Uploaded my face pics - the data has 13 fields, 12 were incorrect.(With it only guessing correctly the emotion on the face and some objects in the picture. it was surprising, no photo app has guessed my age with +-20yr diff.). Pretty useles
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by kang 6mo ago
"No, I was and remain against establishing extensions. Markdown has thrived because it’s a small idea, not a spec, and thus embraces many variants to suit particularly needs and contexts." https://x.com/gruber&#x2F
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by kang 7mo ago
The title is not relevant to the article, not even for a single line. The author straightup assumes, does not answer the 'why', cause I was here to give Lady Lovelace argument to Turing, that you would NEVER (hire an ai instead of
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by kang 8mo ago
This invention is akin to 'putting radio on the internet' plot from the comedy series Silicon Valley
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by kang 8mo ago
This article is based on a tweet with a link, no proofs.
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by kang 8mo ago
except she didn't find anything about 'bro', just that the bot is using crypto?
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by kang 9mo ago
Turing Test is not really science (an infallible test, measurable outcome). An AI might never be able to pass TT for all humans. Just gets to be a high-def AI. Makes TT a technology.
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by kang 1y ago
Instead of direct trivia from the content, it would be helpful to have an exercise (with evaluation) that applies the content learnt - a small artifact production with real-world practical use. Imagine you would need, another ai pipeline th
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by kang 2y ago
Except the argument is university lecture (classroom structure) doesn't work. A personal tutor might be able to teach a concept to all their students, whereas not everyone in a classroom passes. Your argument about sufficiency can be m
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by kang 2y ago
for eg, asic custom designed for an application is better than a generalised industrial chip
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by kang 2y ago
> Scale isn’t bad, at least not necessarily. Industrial is perfectly capable of being better than custom. Sometimes the YouTube video is more helpful than the private tutor. This is not true; consider the argument that there is always a
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by kang 2y ago
recommend the game 'i love hue' for realizing one's boundaries as a happy fun surprise
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by kang 2y ago
Something one might like as a continuation of the article is digital sundials. Apart from types listed on wikipedia, there are 3D-printed versions etc.
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by kang 2y ago
This is not a reason not to do Yc, but to not take the if rejection seriously
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by kang 3y ago
Its not that simple. Time it seems IS the first (0th?) dimension. A point is space denotes existence in time of the object & observation by the subject. In other words, rate of change of existence is observed as time. Rate of change of
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by kang 3y ago
> Prompt engineering doesn't feel like an activity that creates sustainable AI advancement. Chatgpt was created from gpt via prompt engineering? An inverse chatgpt where user answers questions instead of the other way around also ha
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by kang 3y ago
9th image on topic peen is currently dickbutt
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by kang 3y ago
> It ultimately has to try something & be potentially exposing itself to detection Yes, potential but not necessary. Think of the threat as funding a military against the military
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by kang 3y ago
Nice tongue-in-cheek joke. Don't. At a given time, you are to be crypto savvy & be protected in the first place or don't be crypto savvy & use the legal system with fiat for better efficiency & solution
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by kang 3y ago
Why are exchanges/onoff-ramps needed?? Mining, swaping, burning, spending is enough. And where it's not, the use-case is not decentralized (has centralized governance or has known membership) & can be achieved more efficiently
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by kang 3y ago
> Crypto firm Binance or exchanges are 'anti' crypto. Buying/Selling crypto defeats the purpose of crypto entirely, rather supports fiat(do the math please). Exchanges must die before crypto even starts working.
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by kang 3y ago
One solution could be to standardize the "esport booth", so it becomes more like a squash court for example
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by kang 3y ago
libp2p: https://curriculum.pl-launchpad.io/curriculum/libp2p/dht/
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by kang 3y ago
Zero screen time is not ideal. Everything over the internet is not drugs by the analogy
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by kang 4y ago
Your excitement will turn to anxiety as millions other propose similar TV, amongst the billion entries to production, only differentiated by upload speed. Like cloths, every single person has hundreds of personalized TV shows, but unlike a
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by kang 4y ago
1. The amount of experienced programmers believing this is real makes me think most people will be out of job in future. If you are doing something really original, likes of which does not exist, try getting AI to generate it, you can'
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by kang 4y ago
Seems like this doesn't work on firefox

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