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by lugu 1y ago
Saying that LLM prevent independent thinking is like saying books prevent independent thinking. It depend how you use them.
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by lugu 1y ago
Is it time to move away from directly elected representative toward topic-specific randomly pick representative? Would this help prevent operation to influenced opinion?
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by lugu 1y ago
IMO the problem of many platforms is that they don't let you "own" the software (whatever that means). Steam experience is closer to the feel of ownership because: - Most games don't just randomly upgrade. They are stabl
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by lugu 1y ago
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by lugu 1y ago
This is even more true for kids. Zero screen in the morning.
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by lugu 1y ago
Living in a camping is safe and stable. Hiding from the police isn't safe and stable. That is a key difference. I am not sure what you try to say.
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by lugu 1y ago
On the software side, I think the biggest blocker is affordable UEFI laptop for developers. A risc-v startup aiming to disrupt the cloud should include this in their master plan.
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by lugu 1y ago
https://github.com/riverwm/river#future-plans
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by lugu 1y ago
I like to think that AI is to code what digital electronic was to analog electronic: a step backward in term of efficiency and 10 steps forward in term of flexibility. Some of us will always maintain code, but most will move higher in the s
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by lugu 1y ago
This is how I imagine llms are used in robotics, with one or two more levels of description.
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by lugu 2y ago
The trade-off of the current smartphone assembly process (many parts and many steps) is driven by numerous factors, including cheap labor. It also considers: incremental design improvement, testing, defects, supply chain, model differenciat
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by lugu 2y ago
Judgement is needed but don't we have machines able to make (imperfect) judgements? I can chat with your favorite LLM their opinion on how to respect the spirit of the 3 laws on various situations. Not sure why it cannot work.
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by lugu 2y ago
It's been around ten years that my desktop barely changed except a few pixels thanks to dwm and dmenu. I am a bit exaggerating but I love the stability that minimalism brings. If only they could make a pdf viewer...
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by lugu 2y ago
I am not sure what you mean by AI bubble. Do you mean the valuation of some companies? Or course some won't do well in the future. In the meanty, a significant part of the population uses on it to accelerate their tasks (be it admin wo
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by lugu 2y ago
So many trolls here. They must be really annoyed.
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by lugu 2y ago
What do you talk about? TikTok is ban because it is nocive and can be leveraged by an adversarial force. The answer to your enemy poisoning you, isn't poisoning yourself.
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by lugu 2y ago
I live in place known for its rainy weather, 15 km from work (because of the housing crisis). Being overweight, biking to work never crossed my mind for two years. Once I tried to commute during weekend, as a challenge. I realized a few thi
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by lugu 2y ago
I am wondering why, can you develop?
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by lugu 2y ago
Which country is that? Is that common among countries?
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by lugu 2y ago
I think one problem is composition. Computer multiplex access to CPU and memory, but this strategy doesn't work for actuator and sensors. That is why we see great demos of robots doing one thing. The hard part is to make them do multip
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by lugu 2y ago
Coming from another continent, it feels the discourse in the US is poisoned by the word RACE. Back home, no one uses it. The best proxy for inequality is poverty. Make poor people richer with basic support like free education and health car
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by lugu 2y ago
I am not sure what you mean by LLM when you say they are professional bullshitter. While it was certainly true for model based on transformers just doing inference, recent models have progressed significantly.
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by lugu 2y ago
ARC is designed to be hard for current models. It cannot be a proxy for how useful they are. It says something else. Most likely those models won't replace human at their tasks in their organization. Instead "we" will design
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by lugu 2y ago
What is wrong with that? Isn't it how science works: you make an hypothesis and test it.
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by lugu 2y ago
As a young child your brain is much more suitable to learn languages. You can make kids learn 4 languages effortlessly in the right context. When you grow up, slowly shift the focus to abstract thinking. And that shift can rely on building
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by lugu 2y ago
Google created a printing money machine. OpenAI is absolutely trying to create one too. They aren't trying to "fix the web". Search is a proxy to get into people's wallet. OpenAI might directly get into it buying agents.
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by lugu 2y ago
I am not used to be around the kitchen but I actually did an omelette two days ago with a cast iron. I was worried it would stick. I used a small amount of oil and pre heated the pan at high temperature. After putting the eggs I lowered the
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by lugu 2y ago
It feels like the Samsung tactic which consist of flawding their competitor with order requests to prevent them from developing their product only to stop commands afterward and put them in financial difficulties. I could see a play were Mi
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by lugu 2y ago
Thank you.
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by lugu 2y ago
Gaz would be perfect if there wasn't a risk of Chinese blockade. Renewable would be great if there was land and no typhoon. Nuclear would be great if quakes were not a thing. The problem isn't to price electricity. It is to find a

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