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by noosphr 9mo ago
This is the part that feels right to me because agents are idiots. I built a tool that writes (non shit) reports from unstructured data to be used internally by analysts at a trading firm. It cost between $500 to $5000 per day per seat to r
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Guiles debugging has been a nightmare in the 3.x series. Which is rather surprising since it was probably the easiest scheme to debug in the 1.x days. It got so bad I moved to racket as my daily driver.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Sortition is the only system that ensures high quality universal education. If anyone can become president for a year then everyone needs to be able to be president for a year.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
You come across as if you didn't read my post. I'll wait for OP to move their workflow to Claude 7.0 and see if they still feel as bullish on AI tools. People who are learning a new AI tool for the first time don't realzie th
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by noosphr 9mo ago
LLMs work on text and nothing else. There isn't any magic there. Just a limited context window on which the model will keep predicting the next token until it decides that it's predicted enough and stop. All the tooling is there t
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by noosphr 9mo ago
I've been building systems like what the OP is using since gpt3 came out. This is the honeymoon phase. You're learning the ins and outs of the specific model you're using and becoming more productive. It's magical. Nothi
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by noosphr 9mo ago
I'd never thought I'd see the day that anyone praises COM.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
5 was a great option for ml work last year since colo rented didn't come with a 10kW cable. With ram, sd and GPU prices the way they are now I have no idea what you'd need to do. Thank goodness we did all the capex before the Open
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by noosphr 9mo ago
You're missing the non-linear activations.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Convolution is a local operation. Attention is a global operation.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Yes, and it works in theory. Less so in practice. You saturate the memory of a b200 with a few dozen tokens on attentions higher than order 4. Training is even worse. To paraphrase Knuth: high order polynomials are much more unimaginably la
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by noosphr 9mo ago
I like the binch better, it's like an inch, but its 25.6 mm instead.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Yes.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Everything is a good idea if you assume a world in which it works.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Whenever people say that MIT or GPL licenses are a good idea I point out projects like this. Only humans should have freedom zero. Corporations and robots must pay.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Indeed, there are other invariants to type systems that are much better than cutting off your toes.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
A shoe five sizes too small is very comfortable for someone who cut off his toes.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
And you don't need cut in logic either: https://philpapers.org/rec/BOODEC It's just that your typeable program might take more data to store than there are bits in the universe. I'm not saying that types
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Yes, like giving the correct result for every possible input.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Type systems aren't magic. They do stop all incorrect programs from running, but also the majority of correct programs too.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Still better than bitcoin.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Bitcoin manages to consume more power than all the AI systems were wringing our hands over: https://digiconomist.net/bitcoin-energy-consumption And provides approximately none of the scant benefits of asking Claude to fix m
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Production egineers don't design the looms in a weaving factory either.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
The issue is that code isn't clothing. It's the clothing factory. We aren't artisans sewing clothing. We're production engineers deciding on layouts for robots to make clothes most efficiently. I see this type error of t
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by noosphr 9mo ago
The Politician's syllogism in action: That is terrible. Se have to do something. This is something. We must do it. It terms of harm current laws on drugs fail everyone but teetotaller who want everyone else to have a miserable life too
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Neither do most doctors. No gp will get disbarred for giving the wrong diagnosis on a first consult. They have 15 minutes and you have very finite money. Medical agents should be a pre consult tool that the patient talks to in the lobby whi
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Your aren't building a car when you are writing software, you are building a car factory.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Your original post in the thread is about an automated dark factory with thousands of AI agents. It's amazing but we can't see it because they are in stealth mode. Then the first example of a project done by AI without human inter
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by noosphr 9mo ago
>>What's the open source codebase generated entirely by AI that has impressed you the most? >One Human + One Agent = One Browser From Scratch I at least expect you to read my post before replying.
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by noosphr 9mo ago
Instead of asking for failures why not show me a success. You're one of the most bullish people on AI, what's the open source codebase generated entirely by AI that has impressed you the most?

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