m3kw9

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by m3kw9 1y ago
Could be some sort of vitamin or mineral deficiency if I was to give you a positive angle, you really should check that as this >1% vs your other hypothesis. Check out nutritional optic neuropathy. Let us know
482.
by m3kw9 1y ago
She didn’t do nothing there
483.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Right on that website I can see it.
484.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Even Google has a traffic police spotting function, but not a general police locator. It’s a gray area
485.
by m3kw9 1y ago
But allow hitler?
486.
by m3kw9 1y ago
When someone talks about AGI and then there is a public discussion about it, it’s very analogous to a cat talking to a duck. Everyone responds with a different fantasy version of of AGI in their minds. Just look at the discussion here, you
487.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Nobody has agreed on any definition of AGI, there are plenty of “makes sense” definitions though.
488.
by m3kw9 1y ago
I can think they would test which parser you have using some social engineering and create the zip appropriately, but they would also need to know the accountings parser. So I think they would just do the first step and leave it up to chan
489.
by m3kw9 1y ago
The guy found his hd at the dump?
490.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Is film grain a nostalgia effect? If kids grew up without seeing film grain, how would they feel about it?
491.
by m3kw9 1y ago
It would be called galaxy table
492.
by m3kw9 1y ago
It sucks to have the unpopular opinion that I wish it is aliens coming for a visit.
493.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Or try hardcoding a few billion trillions of premade hashes
494.
by m3kw9 1y ago
There is nothing to productize vs LLMs right now. I would say robots could fix that but they have hard problems to solve in the physical sense that will bottle neck things
495.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Why would they open themselves up to liability in the rest of the world where it is allowed?
496.
by m3kw9 1y ago
That’s because you don’t believe/realize in the mission of the product and its impact to society. When if work at Microsoft, you are just working to make MS money as they are like a giant machine. That said it seems like every worker
497.
by m3kw9 1y ago
We really have to ask why humans did not evolve to have this capability before trying to jig one up
498.
by m3kw9 1y ago
FBI opsec involves cell phone to communicate? lol. That stuff has been hacked forever and they all should know
499.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Just like the phasing out of prompt engineering, context engineering will phase out in around 6 months
500.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Context “engineering” likely should involve knowing how the llm treats context size, say needle in hay stack performance, how context size affect hallucination rate, when to summerize context instead of entering the full thing.
501.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Never used of Grammarly and only heard of it in some random feed once a year in the past few years. Is money slushing like water in earth or what?
502.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Well, it’s still a prompt
503.
by m3kw9 1y ago
I'd ban them base on just noise alone
504.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Doesn’t make practical sense why they would even assign a number to problems which could have unknown dependencies. Unless you are talking about bounded math issues
505.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Just the hand, you have 50 things you just can’t do unless you have certain feel. Handling glass? Oh it’s greasy, now your rubber grip is screwed, now go wash it off, and dry it to start again.
506.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Solving robotics is some claim.
507.
by m3kw9 1y ago
How would it work if a user wants to do 1 of n tries?
508.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Did it come from JPL?
509.
by m3kw9 1y ago
Didn’t China able to shoot lasers to the moon orbit for comms?
510.
by m3kw9 1y ago
I believe this is where quantum computing comes in but could be a decade out, but AI acceleration is hard to predict

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