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mmiliauskas
7mo ago
I have been burned in the past by siding with people who give kitchen-sink type of arguments. So I would not bet my money on things he says. That being said. Since COVID there seems to be an ongoing and worsening DOS attack. Everybody who
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mmiliauskas
7mo ago
Yes indeed, there is an ongoing apocalypse for Food & Serving jobs: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/IHLIDXUSTPFOPRSE . It is one of the most AI-proof professions according to Anthropic.
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mmiliauskas
7mo ago
Supposedly they could make money, if they wouldn't have to burn a lot on the research. There was an interview with Dario where he stated this and hinted to the fact that a monopoly would not have the research problem, and thus could st
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mmiliauskas
7mo ago
No technological improvement will make the halting problem decidable.
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mmiliauskas
7mo ago
Finally. Thank you! This was indeed my point that everyone seem to have missed.
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White-collar AI apocalypse narrative is just another bullshit
(martynasm.com)
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7mo ago
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Forget Reasoning, Can LLMs Even Read?
(martynasm.com)
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mmiliauskas
2y ago
This is what I still don't understand, how much of what they claim has been actually replicated? From what I understand the "50x cheaper" inference is coming from their pricing page, but is it actually 50x cheaper than the be
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Ask HN: Non-ML AI research options
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mmiliauskas
2y ago
Seeing how many broker related posts are in the top right now, I gather that HN went all in on the "AI trade" :D
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
"correlation is not causation but it sure is a hint" -- Edward Tufte.
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DL, NoSQL, VR and Crypto all came about 2009-2012
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3y ago
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
Yup :D
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
> Galactic Federation President: Gentlemen, there's a solution here you are not seeing. > [Galactic Federation President blows his brains out]
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
How these people self-defend themselves internally? Usually the answer is simple, along the lines of "oh, just sociopaths"... I mean you have to go to conferences, tweet, interact with people, get articles written about you, basic
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
Off topic, how is this getting so many upvotes on HN?
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
Have you seen the JavaScript world?
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
First we had outsourcing to Indians, now we have ChatGPT. There is almost a rule of thumb, the less you pay, the bigger pile of shit you get. At least with ChatGPT you can vet it first, but with the market being flush with 1-2 year experien
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
Anecdotal, but I had depression episodes on weekly basis for 4 years, then started to microdose mushrooms for completely different reasons, and it is almost 2 years now, when I barely had a single such episode.
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
This guy monoids.
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
Reddit is garbage these days anyways. Even communities that are scientific/technical seem to be toxic these days. If you want to get to a comment that has any substance regarding some topic or article, you have to scroll all the way do
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
It needs a recession first though. Unless they manage to "wash-off" all the idiots, solutions that attempt to walk on hands will persist.
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Making Sense of Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem
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Finally Understood Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
What do you mean "not particularly expensive", GPT-3 I think costs like $4M to train. And that is just the pre-training part.
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
If media made well adjusted statements, it wouldn't be the media then wouldn't it :D
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mmiliauskas
3y ago
I personally have an impression, that commodity prices are a function of shocks. Gas prices in Europe, uranium prices in mid 2000s, lithium due to sudden EV demand, etc. World then adjusts, and prices "collapse" or rather stabiliz
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mmiliauskas
4y ago
Except "this is just" is sprinkled all over NNs, DL and in turn of ChatGPT. Actually they pride themselves on "this is just". So your argument is probably more accurate for the other camp, or at least as accurate for the
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What If Aliens Tried to Model Earth at Night
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mmiliauskas
4y ago
Except for libertarians? Personally, as a libertarian this is all I need -- a win for myself.
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