make3

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by make3 2mo ago
are the other devices waterproof
62.
by make3 3mo ago
Not if it's going to keep dropping, which I think is fair to assume as people wake up to the fundamentals after the hype is done (not financial advice)
63.
by make3 3mo ago
wow that's kind of crazy impressive that it can do that honestly, VLMs have gone so far, can't imagine the crazy amount of annotations they had to create to get to that level
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by make3 3mo ago
Second group essentially is how you have to think of it
65.
by make3 3mo ago
They need to sell like 300+ per single Nvidia B100 GPU lol I'm not sure they'll quite fund themselves with this
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by make3 3mo ago
no, last stage is removing you completely from the equation
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by make3 3mo ago
I'm sure 99% don't? Unless your abuser is a CS major
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by make3 3mo ago
I don't expect that Mamdani will cave in to real estate lobbyists lol. What you're describing is exactly why Establishment Democrats are losing to Mamdani and his ilk (DSA)
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by make3 3mo ago
Yes, I really don't think that such a high fraction of people get purchased for fucking 15M after one year lol
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by make3 3mo ago
Yes, exactly this. Migrant workers, under the threat of being deported if they don't work enough, obviously can be forced to accept much worse work conditions and work-life balance.
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by make3 3mo ago
Every drug indeed has a huge burden of proof before it is distributed to humans, including the 3 levels of FDA clinical drug trials that cost billions of dollars, as well as all the internal testing we do beforehand.
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by make3 3mo ago
there's no benefit to anyone for being so reductive, from whichever side you're on. As a progressive person, the constructive thing is to try to see how to harness it for good or how to fight it, it's not to pretend that it&#
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by make3 3mo ago
I professionally use it to design pharmaceutical drugs, essentially I do my best to harness the good sides of it
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by make3 3mo ago
"the code is not quite detail oriented enough to be AI", times are changing
75.
by make3 3mo ago
Efficiency is an angle of research that's quite active, see quantization, MoE, speculative decoding, QKV cache optimizations, sparse attention, etc
76.
by make3 3mo ago
the thing went from the transformer paper in 2017 to basically doing your job for you in 2026
77.
by make3 3mo ago
I don't think that people relying on the tools too much is the first sign I would identify to mean the bubble is popping
78.
by make3 3mo ago
launches suck in the US too. See: every single AAA game launch ever
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by make3 3mo ago
it's not, the genome is treated locally by tools called by the LLM, the LLM itself can't do much with the raw DNA sequence
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by make3 3mo ago
it's also a lot faster I would assume
81.
by make3 3mo ago
it might be worth it if speed is an issue
82.
by make3 3mo ago
AI cost companies billions of dollars to make the time of hundreds of expert researchers. You're saying that my tool became too good so I can't make money from it anymore? What about protein language models that create new protein
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by make3 3mo ago
Claude is a computer program, so is Suno. Someone has to pay Anthropic & to run Claude. AI does not have special moral grounding in our society.
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by make3 3mo ago
That's honestly so dumb, if I use a non AI computerized tool to generate orders of notes or orders of characters, I own the output. AI is just that. It's a fancy computer program that cost billions to build. This is giving weird i
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by make3 3mo ago
toupée fallacy
86.
by make3 3mo ago
People for sure have always cheated in these take home exams. This has to have been to protect rich kids with parents who give money to the university. It's insane to learn how many fancy universities have garbage blatantly unmeritocra
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by make3 3mo ago
you can give people laptops with Internet disabled, that's a good solution
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by make3 3mo ago
A more spikey distribution exactly makes the distribution closer to deterministic. That's not the point though. Even in greedy (deterministic) decoding, it is still a black box though that reacts in ways ways that are unpredictable to
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by make3 3mo ago
This is just a pointer on how not to sound like Sheldon from TBBT or like Claude Opus 4.8 with thinking set to Max in casual conversation. Not saying it's better though.
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by make3 3mo ago
this prevents you from using any commercial model then, because commercial models need to hide thoughts to prevent distillation

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