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by ljlolel 3y ago
Of all the tasks we want AI to do, making up convincing busy work seems like the easiest task for it to solve (been done before by governments and schools and corporations) —-and possibly achievable today with LLMs with a little guidance?
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Or have qualms about both??
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by ljlolel 3y ago
See Hong Kong national security law
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Maybe he meant “I’ve ever seen written”?
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Don’t forget chip shortages. That’s all centralized up through Nvidia, TSMC, and ASML
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by ljlolel 3y ago
The last one is a problem for a lot of use cases. Lots of sites have different domains (also for example when HBO max renamed to max). Plaid also relies on entering bank passwords on neobank sites and is widely used.
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Idea: allow some weird Unicode operators like Julia does. Then it’ll be clear the weird operator is doing something weird and new. And this already works in other languages. There are lots of Unicode
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by ljlolel 3y ago
If you’re paying $20/month then I guarantee you’ll be the one paying more
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Nobody goes there any more, it’s impossible to get a table
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by ljlolel 3y ago
It could backfire like the Made in China labels and all that did is advertise China as a manufacturing hub and leader and project it’s totality and power
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Same as CSRF protections and MacOS random binary from internet running protections.
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I’m a student – you have no idea how much we are using ChatGPT(chronicle.com)
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by ljlolel 3y ago
This is accurate and not sure why you were downvoted
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Yea that can’t be true. Otherwise you would be able to systematically modify an existing algorithm to a new one to mirror the Memcomputing method and create new state of the art algorithms that are faster by orders of magnitude? And somehow
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by ljlolel 3y ago
A fault on philosophy. What’s left is the unspeakable Path
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by ljlolel 3y ago
You haven’t read the paper so you don’t understand what I just wrote and why Wei is not responding to the paper. It’s not a different metric
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Don’t forget text expansion. Fluffing up some text into longer text (similar to the first point). Expansion (same as AI driven image zoom/superresolution) can similarly create new made up parts. Second point is transformation (any styl
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by ljlolel 3y ago
This response is very poor and ignores many very well-developed arguments in the Stanford paper (such as incorrect NLP regex, or that exact answer nonlinearity can still be measured more finely with larger number of exact answer test questi
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Owned: “Fifth, scientific progress can be hampered when models and their outputs are not made public for independent scientific investigation”
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by ljlolel 3y ago
This reads like a psy-op "leak" to try to convince OpenAI execs to open source GPT4 weights
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Majority of Europeans haven’t left Europe. It’s true anywhere.
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by ljlolel 4y ago
It is. Source: I built the ProHDR app that iOS copied
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by ljlolel 4y ago
“Inadvertently”
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by ljlolel 4y ago
Seems doable. Or better do a problem that is NP-Complete or in a highly parallelizable class. Essentially an analog computer. Some of the reason people want quantum or DNA computers to exploit physical mechanisms beyond stacks of binary gat
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by ljlolel 4y ago
Airplane with bullet holes meme. Think it through: If a long lived social octopus species regularly evolved and made civilization that collapsed its species, then the only similar species left would be one that is absurdly solitary and absu
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by ljlolel 4y ago
Airplane with bullet holes meme. Think it through: If a long lived social octopus species regularly evolved and made civilization that collapsed its species, then the only similar species left would be one that is absurdly solitary and absu
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by ljlolel 4y ago
German music lobbies and legal issues are even more strict
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by ljlolel 4y ago
If Octopuses could evolve human intelligence and society in just a few generations, then why wouldn’t they have done so in the hundreds of millions of years before? Hint: they must have
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by ljlolel 4y ago
Links don’t get previewed. It’s why many people copy paste from external sources instead of / in addition to linking. This is a blessing (never have to click on slow external link) and a curse (rare to ever clicks on links they’re too
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by ljlolel 4y ago
jamesgill 44 minutes ago | unvote | next [–] An interesting 'detail': Nancy Crampton-Brophy (the author) was recently convicted of killing her husband in Portland, Oregon. Seven years before her conviction, she also wrote a book t

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