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511.
by make3 3y ago
yes the article creates a tik tok level dichotomy between two things that everyone with any amount of experience is obviously both to a pretty advanced degree
512.
by make3 3y ago
It's also not premium looking / really ugly compared to the vision Pro, looks like a really nerdy toy that isolates you from reality even more than usual tech, which is something us tech people maybe don't value enough, but w
513.
by make3 3y ago
hdr for the added content no?
514.
by make3 3y ago
"given it's open office, AC is non viable" !?!
515.
by make3 3y ago
AI will increase inequality, because most jobs will be automated, & most people will either not have jobs or have incredibly menial physical jobs where they are interchangeable
516.
by make3 3y ago
there's already massive over abundance and people are still dying in the streets, & no public healthcare in the US
517.
by make3 3y ago
The real problem is distribution of the output of production. We will need something like UBI eventually.
518.
by make3 3y ago
I mean the tools are 100% there to do this and have been fit a while
519.
by make3 3y ago
this is true unless you can use large pretrained models, which are very simple to use, are very resistant to ask sorts of noise, & would get ultra high accuracy with just logistic regression on the output of the model
520.
by make3 3y ago
lots of pills are used for uses different from their original uses, & it's fine. see Viagra, that was supposed to be heart medication
521.
by make3 3y ago
"why isn't there a tracker on those planes", it feels to me like a tracker is the last thing you would want to put on a stealth fighter
522.
by make3 3y ago
that has literally nothing to do with the topic, which is just misconfigured cloud stuff. people really like starting these old crappy language arguments anywhere they can
523.
by make3 3y ago
I'm sorry but console and PC games have been infinitely better since forever, giving much better products with much more limited resources for much of their existence. Smartphones have existed for a long time now, and the games absolut
524.
by make3 3y ago
thanks a lot for mentioning pawk, it really looks like what I had in mind
525.
by make3 3y ago
I always thought we should make a short of Python for one liners inspired from awk, where the loop over the lines would be implied. the line, lineno and fields would be predifined, and I guess re, os, shutil, pathlib and sys are pre importe
526.
by make3 3y ago
this just tells me they're still on VC money and looking to raise more. When they'll want to be profitable, they'll tighten the screw
527.
by make3 3y ago
Knowledge & skill are important, not just general intelligence. We need kids to know how to write, and how to elaborate their thoughts, for when they will need to do so in life. The LLMs can't guess what points you want to make to
528.
by make3 3y ago
I'm really not sure at all this can be interpreted as them being startled at LLama 2 at all. From the very beginning everyone knew data privacy & security would be one of the main issues for corporations.
529.
by make3 3y ago
yes, this is the way
530.
by make3 3y ago
There's an instruct model in there, you can definitely use it for this, that's one of the objectives. An instruct model means that you can ask it to do what you want, including asking it to give you refactoring ideas from the code
531.
by make3 3y ago
shutil.rmtree, unless their System32 is empty
532.
by make3 3y ago
only for outside observers... you can validate it if you go in :)
533.
by make3 3y ago
I'm not sure of why you would want to use raw llama-2 though when there is a million super strong instruction fine-tuned versions of llama-2 on HF hub that would do the job a million times better? Like Stability-AI's Beluga-2. See
534.
by make3 3y ago
there's plenty of tools for safe outputs now in LLMs, that would never do this. They probably just rolled out a half hazard non pro level solution that used a non RLHF model
535.
by make3 3y ago
generation of related text vs analysis of human understandable facts is very different in the mind of most people. I think that using an LLM to get insights on the text should be ok, it's the generation part that scares them. probably
536.
by make3 3y ago
is this "before and after" ? otherwise I can see heavier ppl skipping breakfast to try to lose weight, which inverts the causality
537.
by make3 3y ago
Munch is an unfortunate name
538.
by make3 3y ago
yes, why do people use Tor if it's well known that it's been hacked by multiple governments for a long time?
539.
by make3 3y ago
performance is logarithmic as a function of money invested in compute, so maybe it's close but it's also far away
540.
by make3 3y ago
Please, put empirical numbers with proposals like these. Transformers have had a billion "improvements" suggested to them through the years.

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