make3

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by make3 3y ago
I just think culture war crazies overreacted to this. a lot of people in a position of privilege are so blind to the situation of people who are not, & so scared of losing their privilege. the thing needs a bit of tuning, that's al
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by make3 3y ago
I think it's fascinating that, according to Wikipedia, Argentine ant colonies attack one another in their native range because of the increased genetic diversity (which they detect by smell). The mega colonies would only be a consequen
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by make3 3y ago
I think they could improve the quality of life of the users a lot without addressing the "high frequency trading inside a jetplane flying against the rotation of the earth" edge case lol (not to diminish having an accurate underst
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by make3 3y ago
... a huge fraction of Python code runs on servers everywhere
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by make3 3y ago
I wonder if these issues will still exist in 5 years. The power of NLP models has improved by so much these past 5 years, it's really insane.
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by make3 3y ago
it's a common misconception that deep learning stuff is built in cuda. it's actually built on CUDNN kernels that don't use cuda but are actually gpu assembly written by hand by phds. I'm really not convinced that this pr
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by make3 3y ago
it is if they're extremely general & main stream
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by make3 3y ago
just fyi, PageRank and BM25 address orthogonal problems of reputation/popularity (PageRank) and query/semantic matching (BM25). Saying you're using bm25 instead of PageRank makes no sense.
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by make3 3y ago
did they really need to call it the same thing and with the same extension as Python pickle files !? that's doing to be so confusing if it becomes popular
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by make3 3y ago
probably still worth it
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by make3 3y ago
the pinning thing looks like other applications could assume it's safe when it's not actually, which is a normal recipe for a vulnerability. worth investigating at least
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by make3 3y ago
i like how you express yourself
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by make3 3y ago
the fact that this would reduce half of the world's net traffic if you're representative & as such eliminate the motivation for people to produce the content, makes me think some of the lawsuits will work
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by make3 3y ago
everywhere but the eu is not nowhere lol
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by make3 3y ago
it's weird to me that you're taking for Apple here. the issue is more that big corps are able to impose their will into countries than the reverse
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by make3 3y ago
with pytorch (& so many open publications), Meta has had a unimaginably strong contribution to ai for a while
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by make3 3y ago
people are able to extract training data from llms with different methods, so there's no way this was trained on internal code
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by make3 3y ago
We've seen a lot of ppl write electron apps because they're portable. I see this as electron/jvm for code that already exists in non vm languages, so that in theory you don't need to do nearly as much rewriting, or any a
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by make3 3y ago
https://archive.ph/GIM85
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by make3 3y ago
I can see some companies who would want to sell these remixes be against this
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by make3 3y ago
first step would be to undo FEC vs Citizens United to make politicians actually work for the people instead of corruption essentially being legal in the USA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens_United_v._FEC?oldform..
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by make3 3y ago
I do agree that both parties benefit, but you'll still agree that Trump is the impersonation of what is wrong
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by make3 3y ago
I'm not sure how saying that electing a serial scammer & the actual impersonation of brutal, moral-less capitalism is an example of the culture of, and linked to, corporations capturing politics, is a lack of critical thinking. ple
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by make3 3y ago
you mean, is the right of an individual human to property and the rule of law be recognized in 100 or 500 years? hopefully yes, unless you foresee some inescapable transfer to dictatorship, which you'll have to argue for to maintain yo
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by make3 3y ago
"That's literally built into their corporate rules for how to take investment money, and when those rules were written they were criticised because people didn't think they'd ever grow enough for it to matter. " tha
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by make3 3y ago
that's arguably true for humans learning from the content as well
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by make3 3y ago
you decide to put your stuff on Instagram, you don't decide to put your work in midjourney
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by make3 3y ago
it's definitely what it's about. it's insanely strong for its size
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by make3 3y ago
I feel like for a pro-level security person, 2 btc is not worth stressing about it for approx five years after that your whole career can be taken down at any time, as security ppl can absolutely not get jobs if they have a criminal file
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by make3 3y ago
javascript is insanely more optimized but has the same limitations as Python. So there is likely a lot more you can do despite the flexibility, like figure out in hot code what flexibility features are not used, & optimize around that

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