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nwoli
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nwoli
3y ago
Well he seems pretty sold on the AGI idea and starting from scratch at a new place without the same data or same compute is quite the challenge
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Imagine these people being in charge of AGI in a few years…
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nwoli
3y ago
…Unless you achieve regulatory capture which prevents competitors from easily popping up
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3y ago
Apple
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nwoli
3y ago
Feels like something like this plus some deal with microsoft for further funding and sama getting too aggressive with terms and them having him ousted
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3y ago
Good bots account for the remaining 26%
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3y ago
Westworld will be a literal inspiration to entrepreneurs of the future (building theme parks of the same type)
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3y ago
South Park was right (panderverse episode)
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3y ago
It’s most likely using chatgpt in the backend
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3y ago
Never get high off your own supply
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3y ago
I agree cuda is really nice to write in, but what reason do you have to write raw cuda I’m curious? Usually I find that it’s pre written kernels you deal with
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3y ago
I’m getting fully blocked. I barely mind it anymore though, it basically acts as a great procrastination block. (I think there’s work around a like that embedded videos still work but I like reducing the amount.)
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3y ago
It basically bans models that can be finetuned to act as a biological weapon which is basically every model, llama, mistral etc
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3y ago
I guess the EO takes care of that in their eyes (outlawing open models). They’re probably right too
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3y ago
A few months until this is effectively outlawed if the open weights proposal in 270 days comes into existence
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3y ago
Diffusion models came from finance and have been applied there many many years before it was brought to this wave of AI
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3y ago
They’re basically handing over AI dominance to china if these laws come into reality
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nwoli
3y ago
The paper mentions it, I don’t think this is an etiquette error
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3y ago
You can set up shaders to access a shared global texture (and write to it). It’s more expensive and a bit to set up so it’s not totally true, but it’s a good first mental model
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nwoli
3y ago
Unfortunately this boom is way different than the previously innovation driven tech booms. There’s no competitive advantage in writing openai wrappers. Any wealthy city can be a hub for it.
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3y ago
I’ve enjoyed turning off all animations in the accessibility settings recently. Makes it feel a tad bit more rapid
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I mean that money will be spent in exchange for goods and services that provide salaries and retirement opportunities for more people. It’s not like he’s just hoarding that money, it can’t be used without benefiting other people once he doe
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3y ago
> I agree that too many people out there think that they can publish something to Github and the cash will start rolling in Does anyone think this? I thought we were just publishing this stuff for nerd status points. I never expected mon
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nwoli
3y ago
What prompts do you use for role play? (I have some myself but I never see people write up prompts like this so im curious if im missing out on fun versions.)
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3y ago
Imagine where humanity would be today if “it’s transformative therefore it should be regulated” was the winning side when the printing press came into existence
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3y ago
Maybe we should ban history books too that describe Jim Crow era actions. Can’t be too safe these days with showing people unmoderated text
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3y ago
If I take a photo with a cryptographically signed camera of a polaroid containing an image that i deep faked, how does that ensure the image can be trusted?
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3y ago
At what point to you go from startup to not when you have 10 billion invested and countless employees and is practically a sub branch of microsoft. Sounds cooler though I guess
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3y ago
I remember a time when online certificates was an anti signal. I think it still is in many startups. (Most people just hire on skill.)
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3y ago
Can’t really beat SDXL with loras, but glad they’re still advancing the tech
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