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by krackers 5mo ago
>fine boo, but you need do something about it Well they are doing something about it, just not the way the speakers had in mind.
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by krackers 5mo ago
It helped that he actually used and believed in the products he was pitching.
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by krackers 5mo ago
I don't think there is a difference today. Stocks used to be about long-term value but now the same gambling-esque mentality has applied to stocks as well, see things like GME. The modern stock market is basically a prediction market f
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by krackers 5mo ago
>It's just a question because we don't have a good way of explaining how/why it occurs. It's that you can't even measure it, since the way it's defined as a subjective experience, no external measure could e
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by krackers 5mo ago
I don't think AI safety/psychosis/alignment issues are on most people's minds. All of the other ones are basically downstream of AI furthering wealth inequality. Job market for obvious reasons. Environmental concerns are
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by krackers 5mo ago
I personally feel "happiness" is more correlated with agency (or at least perceived agency), and in that measure civilization has been regressing since the industrial revolution. The amount of long-term planning required has incre
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by krackers 5mo ago
It's also basically what was written about in that infamous manifesto.
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by krackers 5mo ago
How about "permanent underclass"?
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by krackers 5mo ago
There's a talk by Filippo that explains this nicely https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DV8WnqhH2Y
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by krackers 5mo ago
> which can be unwritable for a human Unfortunate, those types of refactorings are my favorite, since they're tightly scoped, easy to verify correctness, and it's like a little puzzle. Bonus points if you write your own collect
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by krackers 5mo ago
> But how do you get 'Paris' into the value vector in that case? Ok wait I think I see what you mean. Although maybe it's not getting paris _into_ the value vector that's hard, but isolating the residual stream to _on
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by krackers 5mo ago
I guess this had always been bugging me. I get while you need activation/non-linearities, but do you really need the FFN in Transformers? People say that without it you can't do "knowledge/fact" lookups, but you sti
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by krackers 5mo ago
If giving the customer more filter/searching power was something companies wanted, Amazon's search result page wouldn't be like visiting a flea market.
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by krackers 5mo ago
Funnily enough Fibonacci sequence is also matrix multiplication
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by krackers 5mo ago
Vector addition is just matrix multiplication in a homogeneous coordinate system, what's the problem?
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by krackers 5mo ago
Seems like the obvious confounding factor is just aging: Old people have problems with hearing, and old people are also less likely to walk briskly. The subset of people with undiagnosed hearing problems probably aren't taking care of
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by krackers 5mo ago
> substantial amount of money from $99/year developer subscriptions You actually do get some value, you can file two DTS tickets [1] a year which are (supposedly) looked at by a real apple engineer. Assuming they haven't outsou
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by krackers 5mo ago
I remember you used to be able to right-click and then press open instead of double-clicking which would bypass gatekeeper just for that run. Not sure if it still exists though, I don't have any unsigned apps handy to test.
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by krackers 5mo ago
Skimming the video there's also important unstated context that the person was non-white foreigner, had tattoos, and on visa. It's possible that the combination made an ambiguous grey-area situation much worse.
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by krackers 5mo ago
>In any technologically advanced society the individual’s fate must depend on decisions that he personally cannot influence to any great extent. A technological society cannot be broken down into small, autonomous communities, because pr
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by krackers 5mo ago
I wonder if iCloud private relay might also work. Apple probably negotiated some special treatment
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by krackers 5mo ago
Half-serious thought: Would giving them an appropriately sized dose LSD (with proper setting/supervision) or similar thing be a better alternative? If the issue is lack of empathy for others isn't this a much better solution that
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by krackers 5mo ago
Note that as I understand the main claim of Marx is that the efficiency and productivity gains from automation don't actually go to the laborer, they're captured by the "capital owner". Example being how despite all the
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by krackers 5mo ago
>The reason for this is that movies are graded with that EOTF in mind, so by linearizing with that EOTF I guess this is the part I find anachronistic. Why do we work in the source scene light for photography, but do the opposite for vide
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by krackers 5mo ago
>despite similar ideas had been running in Google datacenters for idk how many years I guess this is referring to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXuZi9aeGTw ?
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by krackers 5mo ago
Sure but modern ICC color-managed workflows (e.g. digital photography, printing) basically don't distinguish between EOTF and OETF. Assuming your source is tagged correctly and all displays have a profile matching their true response,
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by krackers 5mo ago
For more hilarity, many people also believe the EOTF (decoding gamma) is supposed to intentionally differ from the OETF (encoding gamma). You can read an entire debate at https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pq/color-and-hdr&
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by krackers 5mo ago
I'm reminded of this jane street puzzle https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47146487
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by krackers 5mo ago
I don't think the MoE part has anything to do with it, but the current gen of multimoddal models can do thinking interleaved with autoregressive(?*) image-gen so it's probably not long before they bake this into the RL process, sa
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by krackers 5mo ago
>they "die" by deleting the conversation A lot of the trickiness is that if you believe they're conscious, it's clearly not a "continuous" form of consciousness. Because the transcript by itself is just a tr

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