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lupire
7d ago
Engineering is a religion based on faith. Math is the god you follow :-)
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lupire
7d ago
That's leaning into engineering, away from math. Heuristics aren't always accurate. Math history before proof is the history of delusion. Idea, heuristics, and motivation aren't nearly enough for correctness outside of a sand
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lupire
7d ago
LLMs have LLM intuition, not human intuition. (See the movie Her .) LLM cannot reinvent Euclid from scratch, but a larger system including LLM might.
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lupire
7d ago
Love is more important than breathing. It is and it isn't. What good is an end you can't reach, or worse, you can reach but it's wrong?
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lupire
11d ago
And now you see the business value of Nueralink with DRM.
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lupire
11d ago
Disintermediation. It's Amazon's whole business model. https://prosperousamerica.org/amazons-heavy-recruitment-of-c...
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lupire
20d ago
10 years ago Google Photos already had AutoAwesome with Hasslehoff Photo bombing.
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lupire
20d ago
Ruby ln Rails and are you sure you need all that? Do you have dozens of interrelated products with a billion users for each?
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lupire
20d ago
Ethos is lived not told.
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lupire
20d ago
If it is fashionable for 20-30 years running across multiple categories, maybe it's actually valuable and worthwhile.
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lupire
20d ago
Because it's not as conventient or functional as cloud and they don't pay me to talk it up.
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lupire
25d ago
PhD in naturalism (stamp-collecting AI proofs), not a PhD in math. The AI is the one earning the PhD in math.
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1mo ago
"domain seizures" Why do attackers need domains, instead of relying on a list of controlled IP addresses? That seems incredibly fragile.
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lupire
1mo ago
Who would do this project and not use an LLM to classify what counts as "AI"?
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1mo ago
I don't understand. Are you saying that AI should write notes but then they should be excluded from the AI's context?
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1mo ago
It's also hard to finish an idea that is mine.
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1mo ago
Doesn't need to be "up front", but you do need to curate the context. AI can't read your mind, and it will read what you (or anyone else) wrote.
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1mo ago
Negative sum, not zero sum.
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1mo ago
SK government is solving that problem by ending the war with NK
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1mo ago
Your sign the document affirming that the information is accurate.
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1mo ago
There is centuries old legal doctrine on the subtleties of criminal intent and negligence and liability. You didn't discover a gotcha that thousands of lawyers never noticed.
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1mo ago
Look at DRAM price on a Moore's Law chart.
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1mo ago
It doesn't matter how efficient it is because the user base for that workflow is microscopic
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1mo ago
Why on earth do you need a backend for this? The backend only exists because it leaks the data.
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1mo ago
Is that (LLM) AI, though?
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3mo ago
How much is your life worth?
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3mo ago
He wants to be a trillionaire and is a white nationalist. He's not being secretive about it.
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3mo ago
Or making the world racially pure? According to Elon Musk's public statements on his website Twitter, that's a higher priority.
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3mo ago
I'm confused why you are confused. What do you think "role playing" means?
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3mo ago
AI is the most accessible way to do a deep dive to investigate a story. AI systems provide a range of references to related work, both alternative current sources and historical context sources. But the vast majority of news readers only wa
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