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Am I right in my layman's understanding that context windows scaling up requires (mainly) much more compute at run time? Or do longer context models require different/longer training?
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It's a starting point to my understanding, not an end all be all categorization. It helps get across that the only useful distinction worth making is between those who work, and those whose capital does the work for them I don't k
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3y ago
How do you think retired people are classified by Marxists? The class distinction does not mean "work until you die" , it means "you need to/have needed to work to live". So no, you're not a "demi-capitali
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3y ago
>one will choose the expert insight which most closely matches their current belief The value of looking at ai safety as a pascals mugging as posited by the video is in that it informs us that these philosophers arguments are too malleab
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3y ago
All of this discussion really makes me think of Robert Miles "Is ai safety a Pascal's mugging?" from 4 years(!) ago[0]. All of this discussion has been had by Ai safety researchers for years in my layman understanding... Mayb
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3y ago
"Have you heard the good word?" Bam, down to 6 words with a 95% hangup rate. Problem is that 5%....
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3y ago
why doesn't apple make more different devices then? I guess they have been trending that way.. But still, how does "compartmentalizing" make up for 30 different production lines and whatever else can't be parallelized? L
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3y ago
How on EARTH do you make money with 30 different phone versions? Do apple/google/samsung TOGETHER even put out 30 phones a year? That seems absolutely not profitable but what do I know I guess!
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3y ago
Can reddit issue requests to archive or whichever site is used to do it and have them taken down ? Or worse yet, rebuild their deleted history from the archives and THEN issue takedowns? I am realizing I have no serious idea how archival of
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3y ago
In boardwalk empire too one of the characters lives in one.
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3y ago
Are the results due to the "quality" of the advertising or the campaign of rabid hate directed towards the lgbt that one of our two parties is concertedly fostering?? >both a pro-choice and an anti-abortion marketing campaign w
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3y ago
>ciriticize bud light marketing Lol Yeah, I'm sure THAT'S what you were banned for. What particular aspect of their marketing did you take issue with? Maybe you let slip some of your obvious-to-everyone prejudice in your "
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3y ago
Don't have to look far as to why indeed. Reading Pegasus[0] about Nso groups 0 click exploits used against any dissident journalists in regimes like Morocco, saudi arabia, (was on khashoggi and his partners phones), mexico, france, eve
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3y ago
Are closed source products forced to reveal their training materials? Would be interesting to see a new company come out be closed source have a killer product then get forced to reveal training data in court only to reveal they pretty much
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3y ago
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3395000/ In case you're not joking
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>You're assuming every place and organization on the planet is like the one you volunteer at Not really, but I did, perhaps naively, think at least a better percentage as earnest than the other commenter was giving credit for. You&#
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3y ago
Very interesting. Sorry you had such an unfortunate experience. I'm realizing now how lucky I was to have been introduced to all the groups I have been by real members of the local groups. With the type of opportunity you were looking
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3y ago
Reading Pegasus[0] was terrifying, and yet that second exploit link is so exciting and awe inspiring I fluctuate between admiration and terror. IIRC governments like the Saudi's offered Ronaldo levels of money to some of NSO's eng
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3y ago
>In many places it is just a pure scam Seems a pretty overly strong statement, no? Is there any research in to percentage of non profit efforts that are/aren't legitimate? Can you elaborate on "what I saw then" that m
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Do they use it to camouflage their misdeeds, or are the misdeeds how they achieve such success?
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We need Hacker Hacker news, with the more serious tech related posts too techie for hacker news. In all seriousness, I actually feel bad being here sometimes as a layman trying to learn what engineers and all the smarties here think about n
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3y ago
If I'm understanding you correctly, you're saying they don't need the social ceremony where everyone adds obfuscation, because there is some simple way for one user to derive the same security? Does that not rely on us all tr
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3y ago
I haven't kept up with the space in some time but if this is what I'm remembering, all that's needed is one participant in the ceremony to keep their secret forever/"lose" it for the security to be guaranteed.
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3y ago
Can't imagine trying to keep up as a dev. Any of these tools useful for you in practice yet? I struggle to keep up and all I need to do is understand developments well enough to simplify them in to palatable morsels for my tech skeptic
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3y ago
I think part of the anxiety, at least for me, is how fast progress is being made too. Can begin to feel like the "LET ME IN" meme, when you're watching all day the cool things those inside the magic shop can do lol. Layman bt
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3y ago
Beautiful thought friend. May I ask what the youtube channel is? Sounds fascinating
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3y ago
I guess you're right, I'm being too loose. I should say, I expect google to at least give some consideration to the quality of the source it considers when ranking results and giving me an answer, and for queries about pop culture
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3y ago
Isn't that kinda reductive? We absolutely do expect google to be somewhat legitimate and correct, in a wide range of queries. In the most generous to your meaning terms, We expect them to, when googling stuff about someone, not rank a
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3y ago
That's what your lawyer would say is the case is the impression I got. Or, more seriously, perhaps that could be a toggle. Similar to how if you hit the panic button on iphones it no longer takes biometrics until you give it the code?