kolinko

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by kolinko 2y ago
Did you check the linked charts? The stats show that people are getting wealthier across the board.
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by kolinko 2y ago
I asked gpt this and here are the results: https://chat.openai.com/share/e/fc40c207-6e8c-430d-9435-c8d9... Or did you mean that you don’t have specific queries that you did yourself that were too biased, but you’v
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by kolinko 2y ago
Worth noting that it’s about CLIP which is way simpler than transformer-based LLMs. CLIP is basically a mapping from one embedding to another.
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by kolinko 2y ago
Example queries?
455.
by kolinko 2y ago
I expect it would be something entirely different - OpenAI with their resources could build a new search from scratch using dedicated llms/embeddings. Otherwise it would be not much better than the current bing+gpt4
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by kolinko 2y ago
Worth noting that this paper is about CLIP only, which is way simpler than llm architectures. (if I’m not mistaken) Still, interesting approach and kind of confirms the experience of most people where clip models can recognize known concept
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by kolinko 2y ago
If I'm not mistaken, the whole society is getting wealthier, it's just some people are getting wealthier faster than the others - so it's still a sum-positive. Here are the source charts: https://ourworldindata.org
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by kolinko 2y ago
That’s what thermodynamics is - we initially only had laws about energy/heat flow, and only later we figured out how statistical particle movements cause these effects.
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by kolinko 2y ago
That is not considered interpretable then, and I think most people working in the field are aware of this gotcha. Iirc when EU required banks to have interpretable rules for loans, a plain explanation was not considered enough. What was req
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by kolinko 2y ago
That’s not an issue with Macboom but with MS. MS has an incentive to deliver such a terrible experience on macs.
461.
by kolinko 2y ago
I, for one, want the future master AI to be trained on my opinions and worldview.
462.
by kolinko 2y ago
What? Just because you don’t have work doesn’t mean you lose access to the public services. But in all seriousness - the way I see it is that it’s a race to reaching post-scarcity utopia before we reach unemployment dystopia.
463.
by kolinko 2y ago
+1 - University of Warsaw and other universities I know - admission is automatic based on grades only
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by kolinko 2y ago
Exactly
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by kolinko 2y ago
As someone who lived through communism… you have no idea what it means to not have nice things.
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by kolinko 2y ago
As constitution - changing one but not another could be a matter of cultural sensitivity as well (although I bet Bard isn’t that smart). As a Polish person, I don’t mind you changing the constitution, but for example with our national anthe
467.
by kolinko 2y ago
Both Swift and Mateal are beautifully clean - and I’m saying this as someone who spent years hating on curly brackets and static typing. Ditto Xcode. The biggest issue is the lack of documentation for Metal.
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by kolinko 2y ago
With super difficult algorithmic code, for me, it works best to just start writing and then fix, than to get stuck not knowing how to write. Algorithmic code aside, I’m learning cuda now, and I just told gpt to write me some code and I debu
469.
by kolinko 2y ago
do they really expect a good grade from a messed up code? How many of them?
470.
by kolinko 2y ago
Yes. You ask an LLM to ask you questions until it's clear what you want to do.
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by kolinko 2y ago
As for jr programmers, otherwise they'd spend time trying to find a stackoverflow answer :)
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by kolinko 2y ago
A dev who coded Dijkstra will catch up with any new framework in no time. A dev who never went into algorithms will not even know how to program some things and where to find information. Having worked with both kinds - I'll take a dev
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by kolinko 2y ago
I'd say that especially because assistants are not good enough yet, it makes sense to allow students to use them. LLMs will produce output that is messed up, students will spend time figuring out how to fix that and learn the language
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by kolinko 2y ago
The main blocker with ev charge speeds now is the charging station capacity though, no? Having said that - if we can get cheap and safe batteries installed within the charging stations, this would make for an awesome improvement
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by kolinko 2y ago
Notice though, that the main post here suggests that "scientists can't stop using AI", shaming a bit scientists for using it, and not distinguishing if AI was used for redaction or for writing the whole article.
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by kolinko 2y ago
Exactly this. In my case, I can communicate in english quite fluently, but when it comes to explaining technical things in a form of a paper or any other specific form - my language skills are still lacking. GPT is a saviour here. It will m
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by kolinko 2y ago
My experience is exactly the opposite. AI has way more domain-specific knowledge than any translator I could imagine. I recently published effort [1] - it was on front of HN recently - and literally everything on that page was rewritten by
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by kolinko 2y ago
Bad organization. So what if you hire good engineers if you make then do wrong tasks.
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by kolinko 2y ago
No
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by kolinko 2y ago
That was through bing. And bing uses similar algorithms to google for ranking. OpenAI can do way better.

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