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by lostmsu 1y ago
I take it you don't subscribe to Popper then?
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by lostmsu 1y ago
> I remember the guy saying that disembodied AI couldn’t possibly understand meaning. This is not a theory (or is one, but false) according to Popper as far as I understand, because the only way to check understanding that I know of is t
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by lostmsu 1y ago
Can somebody explain "Base" model in the charts? Are they saying that the original model (e.g. before they applied either their or comparable training methods) has better or similar performance on all benchmarks vs their own resul
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by lostmsu 1y ago
This shit was literally invented in Europe. > No one can say that your propaganda is too crude or low or brutal, or that it is not decent enough, for those are not the relevant criteria. Its purpose is not to be decent, or gentle, or wea
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by lostmsu 1y ago
The answer is, unfortunately, yes. The problem is the court of public opinion can easily be swayed by insulting someone, and if that someone can not insult back, that's a political instrument that gives asymmetrical power to the curre
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by lostmsu 1y ago
It might be if the other side is allowed to insult.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
So unlike llama.cpp it does not support dynamic layer loading?
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by lostmsu 1y ago
> "Demonstrated abilities" are not heritable, because they presuppose achievements and you cannot inherit someone's achievements. You seriously need to look up the word "heritability". Here's one from M-W: t
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by lostmsu 1y ago
> Again, this should be obvious. I feel like you must be misunderstanding what the words "ability" and "demonstrated" mean. You are talking about everything else except the subject: "heritability". > whic
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by lostmsu 1y ago
> "Demonstrated ability or achievement" is not highly hereditable. False > The word "demonstrated" should make that obvious. No, it should not. Try to explain why you believe that. > If I learn to play guitar an
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by lostmsu 1y ago
> quantifies whether someone deserves something That's one definition of the term, but this subthread is talking about the other ones. > Superior quality or worth; excellence > Demonstrated ability or achievement These are hig
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by lostmsu 1y ago
In batched inference Cerebras have no advantage but cost more AFAIU.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
395 is still higher on Geekbench at 2781/17644
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by lostmsu 1y ago
Your anecdote does not support your own conclusion, because it is very possible that affluence was obtained by parent's merit, and merit is highly hereditable.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
For one there's no way to add a curried parameter without doThing4-style naming and lack of named arguments implies you can't have a default value for the new parameter. Another one is if you want to add a curried parameter to the
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by lostmsu 1y ago
No, it is not. Referential transparency <<< tooling. Plus F# as a functional language has significant gaps that prevent effective refactoring, such as lack of support for named arguments to curried functions.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
In 2010? Certainly.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
My big issue with Avalonia is the lack of native WebView control. In fact, I could not find one at all that would work OK on mobile and desktop.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
The latest phone from https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Devices was released in 2021.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
I used it for many years but ended up switching to C#. The language needs better refactoring tools. And for that it needs something like Roslyn. The existing compiler library is too slow.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
I was explaining the current state of things, not suggesting it will stay the same in the future. Specifically, addressing "fixation" wording. The snark is misplaced.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
This feature would take less code than your comment.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
It's not fixation. The GPT's interface is text.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
There are no primary users. And no, Linux developers are a minority.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
I think in Linux developers drive the design more than users.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
IMO, as AIs improve the need for conventional IDEs will disappear completely. You can already go very far with just Claude Code/Codex/Gemini CLI.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
AFAIK Yggdrasil does not listen by default and you can make an entirely private Yggdrasil network. But given both are in Go I would not expect RCEs to be common in either.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
Shamed me there
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by lostmsu 1y ago
This comment is in some way more interesting than the topic of the article.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
Skyrim, GTA V, Minecraft

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