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by lacrimacida 3y ago
This is just a battle for shots at elite schools.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Its not a new phenomenon but Im sure it was exacerbated by it.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Sam Bankman doesn’t strike me as a hard working student though his upbringing could have the expectation to outdo his parents, both of them professors in Ivi League schools if I remember correctly. The appetite for risk may be a byproduct o
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
I havent read the source yet just wanted to point out to make sure the closet is well ventilated, get a co2 sensor just to stay safe if using a windowless room is really a must.
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Ilya Sutskever on AI Mental Models – Hearing AI Voices – Visualizing Neural Nets [video](youtube.com)
16 points by lacrimacida 3y ago|0 comments
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Im not the OP but I’d chime in: first and foremost it’s on the resume. Of course im not bashing event sourcing altogether but right now resume boosting seems to be the driving force to apply it everywhere. And this comes from my experience
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
At the expense of the poorest and least educated, who will desperately but their luxury goods for their status symbol. So depending on their marketing Bang&Olufsen could become the next Luis Vuiton or Gucci in their market niche
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
The perception of the past is different from the perception of the present or the future. Probably it has something to do with lived experiences as compressed information versus the guesswork of the unknown future.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
The imitation will get closer and closer to reasoning and some will mistake it for superior reasoning. I don’t think it’s impossible for computers to reason in analogous ways to us but the current road alone is not it, in my opinion. I thin
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
I hate these updates that change things around and break muscle memory. And most likely by coincidence it happens at the most unappropriate times.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Not everyone has the luxury to work with competently written front end systems.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
There’s one thing to have legal drugs and another to turn a blind eye on people shooting or smoking crack in broad daylight in the public, defecating everywhere and attacking random people. That’s a bit too much for the rest of us to bear.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
They’re different modes of learning and IMO the published format’s not likely to completely dissapear but it will get impacted heavily for sure, same way video chipped away a big part from its profitability.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
For most people they are though
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Video and images could he links too
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
It’s just hard to find. Google returns trash
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Tech has caught up though. A cockroch robot or a swarm of them could enter small passages that are otherwise dificult and time consuming with other means. They could map the area in various ways, look for signs of life, etc. Oh, and they do
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
They’re doodles right? I wrote my amazing thoughts while on psychedelics and to my dissapointment they were just meaningless doodles when I was sober. Not to discredit the expetience at all which was positive and fruitful.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Well, I think I need to remind you that humans invented arithmetics, humans invented computers, computer languages, artificial intelligence and so on. I think you are underestimating how complex the human thought is now that we have LLMs.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
>AI would completely dominate that problem space and push humans out of it This type of AI needs to be trained on human data. If humans are pushed out I don’t see it progressing too far
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Sounds like a good statatement to print on t-shirts.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
No, it actually dropped proportionally.
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Gemini 1.0 Beats GPT-4 – AlphaCode 2 is better than 90% of coders [video](youtube.com)
4 points by lacrimacida 3y ago|0 comments
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
They could upgrade the hire to senior if the hire was competent.
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Sam Altman's Brain Chips – Rain Neuromorphic Chips – UAE Funds Security and Q* [video](youtube.com)
2 points by lacrimacida 3y ago|0 comments
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Really? Tell that to Adganistan which has a huge drug problem. People get hooked on whatever is available, and there’s almost always something available, few exceptions are countries with capital punishment for this offense.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
I don’t think Musk and Bezos would run any show having the chaos ensuing in such a situation. Their wealth will melt too.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Space colonies are the worst idea possible until they’re not. And that on a very large timescale, having that humans survive that long. For now it’s absolutely pointless to think we could pull it off. It’s still a good subject to explore in
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
I had a gig (circa 2014) where Jenkins was used in atrocious ways where it was basically running the show. Yet there were no problems with Jenkins itself, it was running smoothly
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
How could vague questions be rewarded with any substance? Im sure that could be baked in somehow but one still has to pick their type of substance otherwise it’s too broad to make any sense. But substance really isn’t their goal, tools don’

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