ljlolel

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by ljlolel 2y ago
I haven’t seen it.
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by ljlolel 2y ago
Consumers will quickly replace these slow companies with products from new lean fast companies using AI at the core. The old large companies will just disappear.
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by ljlolel 2y ago
I’ve felt the pain
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by ljlolel 2y ago
In UX, there is nothing intuitive, only familiar Although have you seen that video of a chimpanzee browsing Instagram? Or a parrot using zoom?
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by ljlolel 2y ago
Bitcoin solves this lol
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by ljlolel 2y ago
Hangout.fm has no AI slop, all human
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by ljlolel 2y ago
Would be more about total energy
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by ljlolel 2y ago
In related news, people are flooding social music service Hangout.fm to discover new music
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by ljlolel 2y ago
No, I don’t see it in App Store but TikTok works fine when I’m outside US
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by ljlolel 2y ago
In other news, people are flooding Hangout.fm music discovery social app
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by ljlolel 2y ago
The paper has ablations
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by ljlolel 2y ago
“Nonsense . We have a pond barrell with pond plants in and occasional fountain and we have attacted the dragonflies the size of your hand. Dragonflies love pomd plants becsuse it's where they lay their eggs. Line an old whiskey barrell
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by ljlolel 2y ago
I wonder how well O3 can do just compiling C to rust in one shot
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by ljlolel 2y ago
Worse is better
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by ljlolel 2y ago
Why is this downvoted? This is similar to Bernie Sanders’ idea to tax companies whose employees are on welfare
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by ljlolel 2y ago
Yep. Also note that I’m ELI5 so saying word is fine.
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by ljlolel 2y ago
No. MoE tends to change expert every other word. There’s a bit of pattern (like a lot of punctuation to one expert) but it’s not clear what. Nobody understands how or why the router chooses the expert. It’s so early.
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by ljlolel 2y ago
Only lock in could be if they become smart enough to truly know you and small preferences as a person that would be hard to repeat all the nuances to the next chatbot
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by ljlolel 2y ago
Good comparison
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by ljlolel 2y ago
An article last year said that LLMs quickly become like brands of bottled water
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by ljlolel 2y ago
No because Gmail has strong network effects (people email your @gmail address)
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by ljlolel 2y ago
No because that would compete with a 2025 model not state of the art.
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by ljlolel 2y ago
They lost their license for not reporting it properly (as required under the license). Not for the accident.
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by ljlolel 2y ago
No
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by ljlolel 2y ago
I once took a graduate level course at Princeton and the whole course for months was just spent understanding step by step the PCP proof. It was beautiful and subtle and had layers of complexity built on itself in layers. It was very hard —
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by ljlolel 2y ago
“Many of the jobs we do today would have looked like trifling wastes of time to people a few hundred years ago, but nobody is looking back at the past, wishing they were a lamplighter. If a lamplighter could see the world today, he would th
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by ljlolel 2y ago
Tower of Babel
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by ljlolel 2y ago
If you look at a lot of people’s PHDs, we now teach these things to 1st years. PhDs today do incredible deep work and the edge of science will just go further.
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by ljlolel 2y ago
Performs better on chat bot arena head to head
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by ljlolel 2y ago
Obviously San Francisco

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