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by napier 4y ago
Launches a waitlist.
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by napier 4y ago
Companies will have their own homegrown models trained on doc and data corpus stacks and fine tuned facets served by MS0AI GPTX and other cloud shoggoth gigacorps. Company A’s model will talk to company B’s model and they’ll figure out all
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by napier 4y ago
Yes last week, but Llama 65B is as of today running on an M1 so yeah difficult to predict how centralised AI APIs will play out six months from now: https://twitter.com/lawrencecchen/status/1634507648824676353 Sti
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by napier 4y ago
Have you tried Bingchat yet? It’s rumoured to be using a more advanced model from OAI than ChatGPT or Davinci and is very often surprisingly excellent.
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by napier 4y ago
This time last year the field was a few hundred people with their colab notebooks.
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by napier 4y ago
Perhaps this opens up another use case: inoculating people against being fooled by similar linguistic behavioral signalling into pretty much the same outcome eventualities by other people.
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by napier 4y ago
Good point.
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by napier 4y ago
No need for reliance on batteries. Just use the solar generated to process regolith yielding plenty of hydrogen and oxygen for energy storage, breathing, rocket fuel and additional component elements.
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by napier 4y ago
The cordyceps-like elegance of using Googles core browser tech and foundational LLM research to try and flip the tables on them feels to me quintessentially Microsoft going back to it's roots behaviour.
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by napier 4y ago
HN has karma?
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by napier 4y ago
Prepare for your in-house-mind-core -- $10,000 of neural SoCs running a society-chain of LLM based OS and included as standard with all $400,000 or more home purchases -- conversationally debugging and providing pseudo-psychological support
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by napier 4y ago
When I google and every time I google on basic search I instantly get several pages of adspam, blogspam and phishingspam and rarely anything high quality or relevant to my search string. Unless append something like "reddit" to my
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by napier 4y ago
More likely they bork a large chunk of Google's ad revenue by making information search and retrieval usable again under a UBI rationing to fast but not cheap tiered freemium model. That's before you consider information generatio
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by napier 4y ago
Except unlike self driving cars they're repeatedly delivering desirable, interesting, and increasingly mind-blowing things that they weren't designed to do that surprise everyone including their makers i.e zero shot generalised ta
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by napier 4y ago
Until all this frenzied generative furore I believed the starving artist meme-trope and had no idea there were so many making a good living (while still alive) by selling art to the general public. Thought the industry such as it is was mor
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by napier 4y ago
Yeah that would be cool and in a free-er market more friendly to healthily competitive innovation diversity, we'd already have natural-sounding narration built into every browser and reader; which would be an accessibility UX boon. But
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by napier 4y ago
Sodium concentration is understood partially (but not entirely) be a surrogate marker for other factors associated with inadequate hydration and electrolyte imbalance.
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by napier 4y ago
It's ridiculous! Even more so because the underlying patented materials tech has been timing out on the shelf gathering dust for over a decade. All companies working in the XR/AR/VR/ghost-in-the-snowcrash-shell-gargoyle
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by napier 4y ago
I can neither confirm or deny intents and means planned to plant seeds or swarm in this direction.
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by napier 4y ago
This is absolutely possible, alongside difficult to test and disaggregate for realities of post-Covid and long/chronic Covid sequelae that aren't even on the health quant analysis radar for the most part, despite the wealth of mec
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by napier 4y ago
Beam the power around the moon from where it's sunny at any given time to wherever needs it, using phased array orbital substation reciever-transmitters. No atmospheric interference to result in high rates of transmission loss. Might
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by napier 4y ago
General Purpose Bullshitting Technology. I've always found LLMs most useful as assistants when working on things I'm already familiar with, or as don't-trust-always-verify high temperature creatives. I think that attempts to
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by napier 4y ago
You might want to double check those reference papers actually exist in this reality before citing them...
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by napier 4y ago
Vest interests absolutely one way to put it. Not yet fully vested property wealth dependent influencers at the heart of business, politics and media culture and revolving door regulators makes relatively a simple problem that has been solve
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by napier 4y ago
There'a nothing "mere" about HCQ's inflammation reduction.
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by napier 4y ago
"A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one." I'll check the book out.
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by napier 4y ago
Not yet 1:1 replacement, but AI chatbot agents that are capable of interpretable chain of thought reasoning and conduct searches to fill gaps in knowledge and check their sources will be highly disruptive to legacy search and will supplemen
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by napier 4y ago
Perhaps it's not going to be about replacing doctors, it's about remembering everything they know in aggregate and distributing it wholesale to augment their work along with healthcare provision in general, while increasing access
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by napier 4y ago
Your point is? Various methods exist for running OCR on PDFs and then parsing the data and transforming it for structured input into other systems. Could be a periodic sync to the middleware; i.e. daily or at user's preference via emai
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by napier 4y ago
Partly deliberate revenue maxxing, partly SEO infosphere pollution, and partly the underlying technical elements of poorly (for the user) implemented embeddings, that have now largely replaced keyword based search. Tldr of the latter mechan

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