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by muttled 3y ago
I can't see the article, but based on other articles, isn't this effectively constructive dismissal disguised as "accepting your resignation"?
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by muttled 3y ago
It's probably making it up. I scrubbed the PII vs a list of fake names and info.
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by muttled 3y ago
Nope, not mine! I scrubbed out the PII and all the chats I've seen so far, it's been generating fake info.
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Show HN: I trained a 65B LLM on my texts to talk to myself (details inside)(airic.serveo.net)
13 points by muttled 3y ago|7 comments
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by muttled 3y ago
I'm in a new building that uses sound isolating tech in the US and it's fantastic. You get some noise coming in from the front door since it's metal but both neighbors around me have dogs and I've almost never heard them
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by muttled 3y ago
Not that they'd do this, but if the company offered what it was paying for office space for you as a stipend for your home office, would that change your mind? Some quick Google math suggests an average of $80/sqft/year for N
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by muttled 3y ago
At the most basic, you give it text and it can guess at what comes next. This means you could type "10 types of ferns" and it will build a list of 10 ferns. Or you could type it out how a transcript of a conversation would look li
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by muttled 3y ago
This seems incentivized by marketing, as every security demo I've ever had has included something like "See? Our tool found 46,291 possibly critical issues in your environment" and then you drill into them later and they&#x27
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by muttled 3y ago
> My biggest recommendation for selling/pitching/positioning anything in cyber is to solve problems I already am dealing with. Do not go to a customer with a flashlight that points out new, unknown issues and requires additiona
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by muttled 3y ago
Could you give us a bit of what it was like? I imagine it being somewhat like the Vegas hotels where you can spend an entire vacation without actually having to step outside or a military/cruise ship that has stores/entertainment&
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by muttled 3y ago
You are exactly right. And to address the concerns about errors made by the machine, we are not looking in my organization to have the machine automatically make decisions on things like access. It would ideally warn us when we've like
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by muttled 3y ago
Just be careful about paying for the (one time fee) Pro Apollo at this point. Reddit just changed their API terms and that app may stop working soon-ish without a monthly subscription.
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by muttled 3y ago
Once this barrier is broken down we'll see a lot of cool things. 32k on GPT-4 is already pretty cool but once we get into hundreds of thousands/millions of tokens of context we'll be able to easily do things only currently ac
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by muttled 3y ago
I think a real promise with these smaller models is in upgrading/replacing Siri/Alexa in mobile devices, especially when it's trained on your messages/habits/calendar/notes/shopping/music. A true virt
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by muttled 4y ago
You're not lying. When I saw the site I thought "isn't that the dude who managed to emulate an entire PC in Javascript and boot Windows in a browser? Yep that's him."
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by muttled 4y ago
And stayed that way until after the hype died off, murdering their own chance at network effects.
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by muttled 4y ago
Quality and quantity: I've had the best luck cramming a bunch of examples into the input, just like with GPT-J where you're only working with 6B parameters. Making sure the format stays consistent and ideally presented in the shap
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by muttled 4y ago
If this is GPT4 then I'm really excited for 796 iterations later when we get the GPT800
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by muttled 4y ago
I uninstalled it when they switched over to the Candy Crush model of making you wait to practice when practicing is what you need most.
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by muttled 4y ago
If so, it sounds like there's even less reason for the FDA to be involved if the DEA is already catching the truly illicit stuff. The issue the article takes is that the FDA keeps asking for more and more money to inspect packages for
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by muttled 4y ago
I'm astonished that they treat those alarms like I treated the check-engine light as a poor kid who reasoned that the car seems to still be running fine.
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by muttled 4y ago
They're claiming the 13b model beats GPT-3 175b which is an extraordinary claim requiring extraordinary evidence. If that's true, though, it'd be interesting to see if that also applies to fine-tuning. Since the claim is pred
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by muttled 4y ago
This is cool! But I wonder if it's economical using cloud hardware. The author claims 1.12 tokens/second on the 175B parameter model (arguably comparable to GPT-3 Davinci). That's about 100k tokens a day on the GCP machine th
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by muttled 4y ago
I was curious about this before, assuming that it must be a far cheaper way to live. Turned out that after lot rental fees and the fact that mobile homes depreciate in value rather than appreciate, the economics just don't seem to work
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by muttled 4y ago
The regularity that it builds answers in this form makes me think they must have examples of it embedded in the prompt
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by muttled 4y ago
Whole systems from a single prompt are probably a ways away, but I was able to get further than I expected by asking it what classes would makeup the task I was trying to do and then having it write those classes.
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by muttled 4y ago
Sell it as some sort of high-end version of regular salt at Whole Foods?
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by muttled 4y ago
Mixed-use high-rises are really cool. You can go to the mall, the gym, the pool, see a movie, go to the dentist, or go grocery shopping just by taking the elevator. They almost feel like resorts you can live in.
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by muttled 4y ago
I wonder what the transit modes look like on a macro scale for those who move downtown. Anecdotally, it seems common for those who move to downtown Chicago to get rid of their car as a spot in a safe area can easily run $300 a month, and wi
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by muttled 4y ago
I've done outsourced IT work for a bunch of small companies. What I've seen so often was something like "we had a very talented programming intern who built this whole thing and then (went back to college | got a new job | ac

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