make3

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481.
by make3 3y ago
hopefully not too little too late
482.
by make3 3y ago
to me this is an obviously dumb and reactionary comparison
483.
by make3 3y ago
were you asleep for the past 5 years
484.
by make3 3y ago
they definitely do provide embeddings, https://openai.com/blog/new-models-and-developer-products-an... ctrl+f retrieval, "... won't need to ... compute or store embeddings"
485.
by make3 3y ago
Charging capacity too please
486.
by make3 3y ago
it's safer tbh
487.
by make3 3y ago
it should be illegal imho. You straight up shouldn't be allowed to tell reviewers what they can and can't review
488.
by make3 3y ago
I do this for a living
489.
by make3 3y ago
It's transformer based language-modelling 101, not really a take, just stating facts. It's highly unlikely Phind has completely fundamentally changed all the exact same problems that the whole field is working on simultaneously, s
490.
by make3 3y ago
you might want to follow the formatting guidelines
491.
by make3 3y ago
I hate the term science fiction, because it encompasses pretty serious science based studies of possible futures (like the book Hail Mary or Aldous Huxley's Brave New World) with complete star-wars-like nonsense, which make the average
492.
by make3 3y ago
What they're citing isn't what the LLM "scraped", it's what the retrieval model fed to the LLM. You're not guaranteed that it's what it actually used to give you the output, and it's also definitely n
493.
by make3 3y ago
the war in Gaza is very one sided to be fair, I don't think much can be inferred that can be transposed to a war between similar strengths
494.
by make3 3y ago
I really don't understand why they allow calculators that complex. I got a math degree in a place where only a non-programmable calculator was allowed
495.
by make3 3y ago
if it was cpu bound because of world sim, changing the resolution would not improve the performance. also, there's no reason for the world to be that much more complicated than the first game.
496.
by make3 3y ago
yeah also bike speeds keeps mechanical difficulty optimal, vs having to move your legs very fast at minimal difficulty
497.
by make3 3y ago
https://github.com/alecthomas/pawk is also great, & auto imports any module that you use
498.
by make3 3y ago
I wish all smartphones would be able to tell you the capabilities of the wires you're using. You can't expect consumers to order weird devices from China just to know which wire to freaking use with their phones.
499.
by make3 3y ago
mirror: https://archive.ph/7KXgz
500.
by make3 3y ago
longer training too. a two year college degree in policing feels like the minimum. we do that in Canada. Actually train police officers in de-escalation techniques, and in some amount of social work adjacent stuff, like how to deal with peo
501.
by make3 3y ago
I don't think it's a bad thing, just that it will have weird consequences when you can't hope to have as deep & personal conversations with your friends / therapist as you can with an LLM
502.
by make3 3y ago
leveraged means, investment which is done using borrowed money (debt). So the preoccupation is something like, the value of the dollar would exponentially plummet if the interest rates went up, as it would suddenly be not worth it to keep t
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by make3 3y ago
Eventually it will be weird when long context memory really works and your LLM friend remembers your past feelings and your past experiences much better than you do, and relates to it in a matter that your human friends can' hope to. &
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by make3 3y ago
this sounds like a joke of bad taste but I've seen a video of someone drinking from the cup in zero G and it looked so much like a vagina, even more with the added liquid for some reason, that the video looked like a parody skit
505.
by make3 3y ago
"This means that we're soon able to replace our bodies with robotic ones." Come on man, I can't believe people do these wild extrapolations out of nothing like this, when every two days an article on HN and a hundred on
506.
by make3 3y ago
probably generated with a 7B model
507.
by make3 3y ago
using obsolete philosophy has never stopped a supreme court judge from upholding shit written by the founding fathers
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by make3 3y ago
I don't think it fails (3) specifically, and the others are moot if it doesn't fail (3). 99.9999% percent of the time, it just straight up does not reproduce any concrete part of the piece. It just reproduces some very very hard t
509.
by make3 3y ago
wow, 8 upvotes :) not much excitement about this on HN
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by make3 3y ago
before, people weren't sure if it could be done, and if the productivity would be similar. It's now been shown that it's possible and that productivity is very similar. So that's why companies forcing the return to work

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