mtkhaos

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by mtkhaos 3y ago
This throws out the possibility of high quality content.
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
But can help and be accelerated by such. As this has been the tune for a long time as things have been presented as being solved. A wild west is how you open back up marketplaces to solve these issues. Especially as those issues are fundame
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
You would be amazed at the amount of unsolved problems that Intelligence as a mechanism helps solve. Goals would still be abound as that is the Consequence of maintaining a highly entropic system. It would be more interesting bluntly.
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
But isn't a binary absolute in this case and cannot be used in the basis of first principle's assumption of truth.
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
By odds and in the context of RLHF the human could very well thumbs up the output without recognition of said hallucination. As hallucination is a general term giving to said phenomenon. Otherwise the question Emerges why 2023? And why was
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
Reading through there is a heavy fault in logic. Statically reasonable limitations to llm output based on training material, ignores hallucinations. And hallucinations ignore the sheer chance of new emergent information by odds.
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
It's not a broad brushstroke and specifically here am an autistic individual surviving neurodegeneration due to the increase of reeln funny enough. This obviously isn't the place for said discussions.
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
Controversial take. Autism isn't a disorder, but a mutation and in this instance can be correlated to the microbiome of the gut. But does not account for the increase in reeln nor changes in rna that cause increased sensitivity to stim
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
The EU has a bill on the table that would make open source authors liable for patching bugs and exploits in commercial software. If that bill goes through. This argument is nullified at the global scale. And it behooves open source authors
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
Threads like these make me realize how little foresight there is into the genuine creation of Frankenstein's Monster Situation. Because you never learn the Monsters Name, nor was the Monster a Monster. Just Poof Here he is and there is
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
It's amazing goal orientation isn't fundamental
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
Logic is simple inline with reducing power draw from a simplistic instruction set. Move into a space where we have rapid manufacturing for Specialized chips. Alongside the concept inherit to Nvidia's DPU and you have something very Int
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
Appreciate how you dug into the text. It's the same rigor each site owner should be take to maintain a coherent work environment in this age. Otherwise we will all just speak gobblygook nodding along while our tools do the job for us.
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
I'm looking forward to seeing a Chiplet DPU similar to Nvidias offering. There is a lot room for growth especially for the professional market.
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
Cheers to an Open Simulation Testing Platform. No reason not to have each aspect of our knowledge base to be testable in an reasonable amount of time.
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
It's difficult as most of the risk can be reinterpreted as a highly advanced user. But that is where some form of hard personhood zero proof mechanism NEEDS to come in. This can then be used in conjunction with a Ledger used to track d
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
What's nice is considering a global audience.
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
Local Storage? Cookies are just a Dumb Implementation and only persist due to advertising.
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
It's fun knowing what's on the otherside of the Derivative people are actively avoiding.
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
It would be nice if the Scientific community had the same rigor as a test driven development pipeline. Strange world
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by mtkhaos 3y ago
This would be a terrible way to go as in moving increased consumerism and having that blur with religion would only serve to blur that line in media. We already live in a Post Truth world. Dillution, radicalization, and the clash between su
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by mtkhaos 4y ago
The mistake in this situation is not following the money. Whenever dealing with anticompetitive behavior, you also need to address the rules etc that allows it. It's not a messaging issue. It's systemic.
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by mtkhaos 4y ago
Just throwing this out there as a neurodegenerative in remission. It's not the main reason why. But I can definitely tell when I haven't taken my Lion's mane caps that morning. This after years of elimination, trial and error
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by mtkhaos 4y ago
Could just plug it in. The main detractors from making this uneconomical in the US is the lack of consumer infrastructure for upload.
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by mtkhaos 4y ago
I'm letting this get buried. As I want to point out some contradictions * This article neglects that we already in post truth and have been since 2016 * It also mentions it is never a good idea to train on your own data. And yet in pos
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by mtkhaos 4y ago
I prefer a functional inside out approach. Getting funding for it and start up soon, but you will own everything.
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by mtkhaos 4y ago
Issue is they reinvented the wheel in the crypto space. Centralized or decentralized it's all on the same market is only a matter of scale. As even in centralized markets the concept of edge is just hitting parity. What really surprise
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by mtkhaos 4y ago
Nice attempt and interesting workflow using a prompt based transformer. I would prefer being able to spawn a command palette and skip over the voice, alongside having the choice between different variations.
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by mtkhaos 4y ago
I feel as if you are using a fallacy in your analysis. As AI models are just decision trees in essence and it's the same with human inference. That there is no magic and it seems mundane is the point. As our reality is surprisingly sim
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by mtkhaos 4y ago
We live in a simulation in our own minds. Your eyes do not behave as cameras, but instead detect the bare minimum detail needed for your mind to recreate the world around you. When your first born you blind and one of your first achievement

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