namaria

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by namaria 2y ago
Well understanding the problem and finding competent people is hard, riding on tool marketing and hiring bootcampers to do as you say is easy.
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by namaria 2y ago
> I do hate Helm to some degree I feel you. I learned K8s with an employer where some well intentioned but misguided back end developers decided that their YAML deployments should ALL be templated and moved into Helm charts. It was bitte
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by namaria 2y ago
We can sit and imagine horrors the whole week. It has no bearing on the capabilities of machine learning.
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by namaria 2y ago
You're implying that someone who didn't fight is presumably guilty, which is a perverse argument given the immense cost and general toll a legal defense can impose on a person. > If everyone that remotely had the resources to f
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by namaria 2y ago
It's scary how people immediately side with authorities in these situations. You can lose everything in an instant by getting charged with something nefarious and it just takes a couple of bad cops.
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by namaria 2y ago
When I see these kinds of arguments I realize how important and how fragile the rule of law is. People jump to conclusions very readily and are easy to whip into a frenzy by malicious authorities.
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by namaria 2y ago
How is a very off putting start a good thing?
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by namaria 2y ago
Transformers have been around for 7 years, ChatGPT for 2. This isn't the first few samples of what could be exponential growth. These are several quarters of overpromise and underdelivery. The chatbot is cool and it outperforms what aw
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by namaria 2y ago
Uncanny, I'd say
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by namaria 2y ago
Novelty grabs people's attention. A system based on the statistical analysis of past content won't do novelty. This seems like a very basic issue to me.
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by namaria 2y ago
Don't be daft, writing code is not "prompting a compiler". Asking some gen AI to create music is as much of a creative effort as ordering dinner at a restaurant. Are you a chef when you do that?
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by namaria 2y ago
Aristotle
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by namaria 2y ago
Disciplining the youths with martial training is a time honored tradition.
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by namaria 2y ago
Like Synapse, this sounds like the "put all your eggs in our digital basket" style of fintech "disruption" is bound to blow up in the faces of everyone involved.
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by namaria 2y ago
Fun fact: a "learning curve" was originally statistical evidence of a system getting better at something. It used to indicate that there can be improvement over initial performance when a process is repeated. I find it interesting
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by namaria 2y ago
If prompting some AI to create music is making music, those retired seniors watching construction work are building infrastructure.
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by namaria 2y ago
The "hallucinations" problem feels to me like an inherent feature. For LLMs to have interesting output the temperature needs to be higher then zero. The whole system is interesting because it is probabilistic. "Hallucinations
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by namaria 2y ago
You're off by over a thousand years there
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by namaria 2y ago
Enter the hypothetical tea kettle in orbit around the sun
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by namaria 2y ago
The earliest surviving evidence of writing was not baked in antiquity, just dried clay. Some have been baked in the 19th century for preservation. Some of the clay tablets have indeed survived presumably due to fires that burned the buildin
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by namaria 2y ago
I don't think it's about right or wrong. It's the way I see it after many tens of thousands of pages read on the subject of archaeology and ancient history. This idea that I have that the geometry of human relations is scale
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by namaria 2y ago
I don't mind if you disagree completely, but I have been studying ancient history and archaeology for about two decades now and it's pretty glaring to me. Following this intuition has given me great insight in analysis, strategy a
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by namaria 2y ago
90s scifi had some penetrating foresight tho... I feel like we're inching closer to Neuromancer's universe as the war festers on in Ukraine, Japan keeps on roboticizing and somehow a mixture of corporate and populist right wing ca
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by namaria 2y ago
Society seems to be scale invariant over time. Locally it changes but the overall patterns remain the same, even as we reach unprecedented levels of population and everything it enables and entails.
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by namaria 2y ago
Nonsense. The concept of MAD had been discussed in the literature for nearly a century before the invention of nuclear weapons.
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by namaria 2y ago
Assigning "understanding" to an undefined entity is an undefined statement. It isn't even wrong.
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by namaria 2y ago
You can celebrate the outcome without the personality worship you know
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by namaria 2y ago
Too often people think of learning as accumulating knowledge and believe blockers are about not enough knowledge stored. That would be like strength training by carrying stuff home and believing that the point is to have a lot of stuff at h
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by namaria 2y ago
> Their job is to try to get all these "vectors" aligned toward common goals, prevent fragmentation and division. This is overthinking it. People with power tend to be interested in outcomes. They can't evaluate all the re
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by namaria 2y ago
"Everyone missed" and "no one is talking about" are just click baits.

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