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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
Are you sure Ben is not getting paid $7,000 per post by OpenAI?
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
Sorry, not buying it.
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
I don't even know who "Ben" is...
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
Whenever I see a post at #1 with not comment, I know it's been artificially pumped to the top. So many people upvoted but not a single comment yet. Let there be some comments! lol. OpenAI is a geopolitically important play besides bein
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
The "rule of law" like the "rules-based order" in geopolitics, in the net result. is a facade for the rule of the powerful who are usually corporations and oligarchs whom are protected by the gov because they control the
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
"Vibe Technical Debt Creation" <-- either that or the AI's purpose is limited to sTimulation (getting us to think while it's spinning its wheels writing throwaway code.
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
Justice-as-a-Service... The Enterprise subscription tier has a get-out-of-jail feature.
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
It's for your protection.
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
Why is this being down voted? I believe the author acknowledged and responded. Anything wrong?
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
I posted about my year long development effort of this very method on reddit 25 days ago. My comment elsewhere in this thread provides a cautionary tale, and the authors response to the basic issue I raised is incomplete in that it leaves o
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
You're thinking along the right track but without formalization it goes nowhere fast. By layering of differential geometry on top of probability and then maybe category theoretic logic on top of that, each layer constraining the one be
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
LLMs lack logical constraints in the generative process; they only learn probabilistic constraints. If you apply logic verification post-hoc, you're not "ensuring the correctness of your LLMs reasoning" (I went down this pat
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
Not sure what Sora has to do with LLMs.
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
Watch as quantum hype gradually replace AI hype. Like AI not all of it will be hype but there will be 80:20 ratio of hype to benefit. And the greatest benefit will be to those who trade on hype. Stating the obvious.
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
I was being sarcastic =)
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
This valuation is not about OpenAI or the dead-ended LLM tech that they can't seem to radically improve upon. This is about a certain group of people trying to control AI through OpenAI and other such startups controlled by them, witho
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
That setup sounds like Apartheid Israel, before the genocide. Now they just bomb them. At least we're not at late stage Conservatism in America.
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LLMs Are Short-Circuiting. What Comes Next?
(forbes.com)
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1y ago
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
> what are they even testing? How well the LLM does on the benchmarks. Obviously. :P
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
With call/cc ??
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
Claims show it disabling many small, largely unhardened drones; they do not prove it can defeat a properly shielded electronics bay.
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
Naive question: couldn't companies here start sponsoring under O1 (which is still very low cost) instead of H1B?
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1y ago
What I'm getting from this discussion is that we use Statistical Physics to refer to anything covered by Statistical Physics AND Statistical Mechanics, while we use Statistical Mechanics in a narrower context, but it is also possible t
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
Physics and Mechanics are not synonyms. The latter is a small subset of the former.
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
Does the use of "Statistical Physics" as opposed to "Statistical Mechanics" indicates a European author or a broader scope?
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Why is human intelligence so hard to replicate?
(notion.so)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Asking for a peer review from the HN community.
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nakamoto_damacy
1y ago
"you assumed the comment was being downvoted, " It has been ranging between -1 to 3, so a mix of votes and downvotes. It is 0 as of the time of this reply. EDIT: -1 now right after I pressed submit.
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1y ago
"genocide good" ? that can't be, but it seems to be the case for a vocal minority on HN (I got banned several times over the last two years for accusing Israel of genocide ad starting a shit storm of angry mob comments)
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