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by menzoic 2y ago
This isn't unique to Google. This is encouraged at Uber and Airbnb as well. I would think its a common practice. The idea is to show that you consider alternatives and did due diligence. Following the way its always been done isn'
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by menzoic 2y ago
Or complain so that things can change
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by menzoic 3y ago
> But instead of changing their name and their mission, and returning the donations they took from these wealthy tech founders, they used the benevolent appearance of their non-profit status and their name to mislead everyone about their
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by menzoic 3y ago
>wouldn't there be problems with the speed and cost in electricity proof of stake blockchains don't have those issues
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by menzoic 3y ago
This couldn't happen if the transactions were on a blockchain
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by menzoic 3y ago
Thought it was a joke at first, then I realized it’s viable
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by menzoic 3y ago
In the US I learned about CNF in 2006 and a lot of related things such as specialization of different brain areas and the stomach having sort of a brain that affects you emotionally
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by menzoic 3y ago
You can always fine tune a generalist model to get better results
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by menzoic 3y ago
>There's a philosophy of open source based on recipients being able to make any small and large modifications to the source material as they see fit. The reason I see it as a strawman is because the weights are the source of the AI
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by menzoic 3y ago
> It's only open source if you can generate the binary weights from the training data and the training algorithm and training (hyper) parameters, from scratch. Releasing only the binary weights, does not make it open source, just li
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by menzoic 3y ago
> You demonstrably don't understand what open source means, which is basically my point, that people like Lecun have been trying to corrupt the meaning to be equivalent to "source available". You demonstrably don’t underst
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by menzoic 3y ago
>to make the code useful you need data and that data might be free but not open sourced under any license To use something like Meta’s open sourced LLAMA2 model you don’t need the data. The model is self contained. It’s a compressed loss
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by menzoic 3y ago
> Releasing the trained model does not make it open source. This is a straw man argument as Meta has released the model weights and not just the trained model. When it comes to models the weights are the source.
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by menzoic 3y ago
LLAMA2 is very much open source. You can use it for commercial purposes. The license only restricts companies that have more than 700M monthly active users from using it.
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by menzoic 3y ago
I wonder if using GPT-4 vision api would make moderating Omegle significantly cheaper and automated. AI could save the company.
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by menzoic 3y ago
This is assuming you’re using a really big LLM behind a paid service. There are plenty of smaller open source models. Not sure at what point it’s not “large” but when fine tuned they are capable of matching the largest LLM in performance on
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by menzoic 3y ago
I think by everyone they meant everyone involved in the contract being signed
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by menzoic 3y ago
You also missed it. There will be varying accounts, but history written by the “bad guys” will frame things differently to make them seem like the good guys.
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by menzoic 3y ago
This reminds me of data extensions at Uber https://www.uber.com/blog/microservice-architecture/
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by menzoic 3y ago
Coupling to context?
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by menzoic 3y ago
> Despite the tremendous success, existing machine learning models still fall short of human-like systematic generalization Keep in mind paper was published before ChatGPT was released
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by menzoic 3y ago
Pretty ridiculous idea. Bad actors simply won't use their platform if this was in place. It would only be scanning private data from all people who aren't comitting crimes.
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by menzoic 3y ago
Use code interpreter to upload your files and prompt it to ask you a serires of questions to know what to do next
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by menzoic 3y ago
I don't get why they resorted to the timing approach when they could just check the error message.
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by menzoic 3y ago
This is very common at Uber and Airbnb
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by menzoic 3y ago
What are the reasons to continue using SQLite over MySQL/MariaDB when you start to require distributed architectures? Wouldn't it be better to switch at that point? Assuming that being able to read from a database on the same file
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by menzoic 3y ago
It's open source. It can be removed directly from the code.
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by menzoic 3y ago
You are correct. The pricing model guarantees this. Pay per compute vs pay for uptime (during which you could have more compute for cheaper)
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by menzoic 3y ago
the article says everyone shouted 12 not Three
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by menzoic 3y ago
> No other generation in history has had such an opportunity. I'm a milllenial that learned how to code at 14 using the internet. To be fair to your point about "free" I did use pirated software and a few pirated video cou

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