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by meowface 2y ago
This is a ridiculous statement. It's possible he isn't an absolutely amazing programmer*, but given he's probably in the top 0.01% in terms of implementing novel (and often groundbreaking) ideas via programming and that he fi
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by meowface 2y ago
I think you should try to give tools like this another chance. If Andrej Karpathy can say AI-assisted programming is a productivity boost for him ( https://x.com/karpathy/status/1827143768459637073 ), it can be a pr
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by meowface 2y ago
It's possible that both things could be true. He may be a greedy liar while still being very concerned about ASI safety and wanting it to be controlled by humanity collectively (or at least the population of each country, via democrati
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by meowface 2y ago
It's interesting because one of the points Sam emphatically stresses over and over on most podcasts he's gone on in the past 4 years is how crucial it is that a single person or a single company or a collection of companies contro
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by meowface 2y ago
They both do.
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by meowface 2y ago
Was interested and considering switching until I saw this part: >According to the benchmarks, Redka is several times slower than Redis. Still a cool project, don't get me wrong. But this kind of doesn't give me any incentive to
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by meowface 2y ago
I definitely didn't necessarily mean an app that had a way to make money. I mean exposing the work to more people who would get fun or utility out of the painstaking effort put into it. The world could use this sort of taste in a game,
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by meowface 2y ago
This is cool and very polished, but my advice (which may not resonate with you) is that you should channel this attitude into some user-facing app instead of letting it basically go to waste on a personal website most people won't see
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by meowface 2y ago
None of it would've been a problem if not for her stated, vocal positions long before writing the novel.
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by meowface 2y ago
It certainly would've been better, but they made OpenAI years before even GPT-1. They didn't realize how much money they'd need to scale the model or how insufficient donations would be. I think the world is much better off w
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by meowface 2y ago
I think OpenAI and others persuasively shot down Musk's claims. I'd be happy to bet you over whether or not OpenAI or Altman ever face criminal penalties over what's stated in that article.
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by meowface 2y ago
Maybe I just need more time getting used to them, but I just tried installing JetBrains Mono and Hack and switched between them + Fira Code a bunch and I still prefer Fira Code.
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by meowface 2y ago
Where's the fraud and illegality? If they did something illegal why weren't they charged years ago?
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by meowface 2y ago
It's impossible to prove or disprove a counterfactual, but my guess is it would create a delay of at least one year, and possibly two or three.
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by meowface 2y ago
I don't know if I'm unique or something, but Radon is extremely painful for me to look at and makes everything harder to read. It makes me feel like I'm dyslexic or something. I currently use Fira Code and find that very easy
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by meowface 2y ago
They needed capital to build what they wanted to build, so they switched from non-profit to capped-profit: https://openai.com/index/openai-lp/ We never would've gotten GPT-3 and GPT-4 if this didn't happ
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by meowface 2y ago
There are plenty of terrible books and trash novels. Easily 99% of books are junk (often junk dressed up as non-junk). I think it's very possible that in 2024, YouTube is net more educational than reading. (Speaking in terms of total a
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by meowface 2y ago
If 100% of his watchers were YouTube Premium subscribers and none of them ever saw an ad, would you feel differently?
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by meowface 2y ago
>For example, locking a dude in a room for days on end with no mental health evaluation beforehand to see if he can handle the psychological stress that might induce. Note this is MrBeast doing it to himself: https://www.youtu
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by meowface 2y ago
>toxic, useless brainrot I assumed that's what all his videos were for years and hadn't ever watched any (given I am not a child, among other reasons), but I gave one a chance out of curiosity and found myself surprisingly enjo
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by meowface 2y ago
I use both for different things. WolframAlpha is great for well-defined questions with well-defined answers. LLMs are often great for anything that doesn't fall into that.
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by meowface 2y ago
True. I've updated my post to include some of the scores.
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by meowface 2y ago
I mostly agree, but I think it's fair to say that ARC-AGI is a necessary but definitely not sufficient milestone when it comes to the evaluation of a purported AGI.
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by meowface 2y ago
Takeaway: >o1-preview is about on par with Anthropic's Claude 3.5 Sonnet in terms of accuracy but takes about 10X longer to achieve similar results to Sonnet. Scores: >GPT-4o: 9% >o1-preview: 21% >Claude 3.5 Sonnet: 21% &gt
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by meowface 2y ago
All SIEM instances certainly contain a lot of sensitive data in events, but I'm not sure if most agents forward all environment variables to a SIEM.
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by meowface 2y ago
The prime suspect of the novel is a serial killer who cross-dresses. A book written years after she started campaigning near-daily about the threat of trans women. Those media outlets are being very misleading. The Spectator is a right-wi
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by meowface 2y ago
While AI is overhyped by some people, the parent's statement is not only true but was true long before o1 was released.
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by meowface 2y ago
It's way worse than before (partly due to the data set simply changing for the worse, to game them and for other reasons) but still the best.
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by meowface 2y ago
They probably have rich social lives. I wonder how fine-grained their communication signals are.
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by meowface 2y ago
That's just reality in North Korea. It's not any of the ordinary citizens' faults, but they all essentially have to be assumed to be coerced puppets of the state if they're perpetrating such application fraud. (Though, r

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