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by lordswork 2y ago
Agreed. Also, caring is another high order bit in your output and growth. Butt-in-seat time can be extremely wasteful if you are not engaged with or invested in your work. If you are passionate about what you're working on, it can be a
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by lordswork 2y ago
Are you able to share a concrete example of this process in action to help us 1x plebs understand better?
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by lordswork 2y ago
Agreed. Still not open data though, is it? i.e., we don't have access to the same data they used to train, which is useful for both finetuning and studying the model.
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by lordswork 2y ago
TikTok (ByteDance) is now building an AGI team to train and advance LLMs (towards AGI), probably after realizing they are in a similar scenario.
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by lordswork 2y ago
My earlier comparison was basically saying now that high-profile guests are talking to a much better interviewer (Dwarkesh), we no longer have to rely on Lex as the only podcast with long-form interviews of these guests.
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by lordswork 2y ago
I mostly agree with you. I listened to Fridman primarily because of the high profile AI/tech people he got to interview. Even though Lex was a terrible interviewer, his guests were amazing. Dwarkesh has recently reached the level where
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by lordswork 2y ago
Lex walked so that Dwarkesh could run. He runs the best AI podcast around right now, by a long shot.
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by lordswork 2y ago
I suspect this is because most people (including people writing these tutorials) don't have a strong grasp on this piece as well.
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by lordswork 2y ago
Great video. As a counterpoint to the video author's claims, it's worth pointing out that Devin doesn't have to be anywhere close to as fast as a human software engineer to be useful. Even if it turns an hour task to a day lo
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by lordswork 3y ago
This has nothing to do with the scientific method informing our parenting choices.
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by lordswork 3y ago
Would love to see the sources if you have the time to share them.
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by lordswork 3y ago
I'd say you have instincts to protect your child.
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by lordswork 3y ago
It's more of the fact that we discovered the scientific method and measured that cosleeping is statistically more likely to kill your child. Even if that increase % is small, it's enough for most (western) parents to make the trad
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by lordswork 3y ago
I thought it was more complex than this, something like lack of sleep disrupting hormones that regulate feelings of hunger and fullness.
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by lordswork 3y ago
Just tried it and didn't notice any significant differences in PDF rendering myself. Do you have any concrete examples?
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by lordswork 3y ago
What kind of symbol?
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by lordswork 3y ago
Ethics != Safety. Also, Google still has both afaik
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by lordswork 3y ago
Funnily enough, the same AI safety teams that held Google back from using large transformers in products are also largely responsible for the Gemini image generation debacle. It is tough to find the right balance though, because AI safety i
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by lordswork 3y ago
It's pretty cool that Google employees can see the first transformer implementation (and the reviewer comments) in cs/. So many monumental moments in AI history are archived in Google's intranet.
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by lordswork 3y ago
Parent comment is classic HN: strongly held opinions with 100% confidence, 75% of the information.
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by lordswork 3y ago
I don't think there is a contradiction. The argument is that building fun projects helps you gain expertise to the point where you can more easily recognize painful problems to solve.
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by lordswork 3y ago
It was invented in 400 BCE by Archytas of Tarentum, a Greek philosopher (the father of mechanics).
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by lordswork 3y ago
I often think about how the simple machine of the screw is such a profound and impactful invention. From furniture in our home to the home itself to spacecraft we have sent into the cosmos, the screw has been quietly holding our world toget
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by lordswork 3y ago
You could probably obfuscate the text payload and make it seem like a cool trick you'd want to try out yourself, like "Check out this prompt that generates these cool images with Gemini!" (cool images attached).
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by lordswork 3y ago
Why do you say Guardian is garbage?
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by lordswork 3y ago
Now do Gemini 1.5, which can actually fit the entire book into the context length.
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by lordswork 3y ago
Where can you find this data?
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by lordswork 3y ago
This is very cool. Love exploring new ways to make small websites more discoverable since SEO has made them very undiscoverable through search engines. feedback: flag content button takes me to a 404: https://kagi.com/smallw
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by lordswork 3y ago
Bluesky has the technology, now it just needs the network, which is the hard part.
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by lordswork 3y ago
We'll see if the person making this claim responds with specific Gemma developers that have left. Otherwise, I think it's safe to assume they are just lying.

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