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naillo
3y ago
Feels like we're like a year away from local LLMs that can debug code reliably (via being hooked into console error output as well) which will be quite the exciting day.
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3y ago
Lots of people get tired of their career as decades past. Just expressing positive sentiment that he's at it still.
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3y ago
It's inspirational to me that norvig still does these things. That he gets joy out of it so late in life, that he's still more than mentally adept at it, etc. Makes me feel like pursuing programming as a craft for life is a worthw
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naillo
3y ago
This person has an incredible work ethic
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naillo
3y ago
This blog is a real gem.
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naillo
3y ago
Anthropic is awesome
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naillo
3y ago
Flame thread ahead..
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naillo
3y ago
ML is such a beautiful and perfect setup for dependency free execution too. It should just be like downloading a mathematical function. I'm glad we're finally embracing that.
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naillo
3y ago
Awesome that they implemented CLIP as well. That alone could be cool to extract and compile as a wasm implementation. Edit: Seems like someone already has https://github.com/monatis/clip.cpp :) Now to wasmify it
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3y ago
What are people even doing with fine tuned LLMs? I can never think of something that it can't do natively or that I have enough data for to be able to fine tune a task for. Just curious
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naillo
3y ago
People like to say that people just have 'bullshit jobs' nowdays and I somewhat agree but this made me feel like there's actually a lot of work being done and progress being made.
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Top Google AI experts pick Japan to set up on their own
(ft.com)
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naillo
3y ago
Maybe in ML ops but researchers are very PhD dense.
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3y ago
Devils advocate but not sure how not allowing reusing mechanics leads to killing off novelty. If anything not allowing resuing mechanics should lead to developers being forced to invent new non cookie cutter mechanics to get around the pa
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naillo
3y ago
I think the pixel art was a bit much in this article but I'm not against them in general as filler in blog posts. I think a good rule is to just toy around with prompts a lot in general and then if you happen to find an image that real
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naillo
3y ago
I believe you that this article wasn't written by generative AI. I'm not really accusing you of either. I'm just saying that the conditional probability that an article is AI written given that the images are AI generative is
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naillo
3y ago
You can just smell that this is a book ad from the title
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3y ago
Imagine how many 4090s you could buy and run in a cluster for $15,000 though
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naillo
3y ago
The probability that the article itself is written by GPT-4 becomes so much greater if that's the case too.
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naillo
3y ago
Generative AI has come a long way but it's still so clear that these illustrations are not hand made.
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3y ago
Their mouths must be watering at this thought but the legal repercussions are obviously company destroying
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naillo
3y ago
54 sounds so little, I assumed way more VC backed companies were failing per year than that.
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naillo
3y ago
People with <hardscience> in their bio have always been cooler
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3y ago
Getting a chinese captcha lol
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naillo
3y ago
Would that be legal, considering they have a patent (pending) for it? Not denying it won't appear anyway just curious
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naillo
3y ago
That must have been like 12 years ago or more at least because in my career I don't have much memory of feeling betrayed by the information on their site.
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3y ago
This kinda illustrates how dead easy it would be for google to improve their search engine. There's no way they couldn't figure out a similar list as this and just re-rank things to down prioritize these sites.
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3y ago
I guess it depends on amount of talent as well. Lots of people are stuck in low end jobs while the demand for high skilled labor is also high. Maybe some argument is that if low skilled workers can do high skilled labor with the help of int
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naillo
3y ago
You go ahead and fight if there's even a way to. I'm too tired to.
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naillo
3y ago
> it’s like a dash cam for my head Basically the reason I wouldn't want to be friends and hang out with anyone wearing them.
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