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by nwoli 3y ago
Also weird since chatgpt is more than willing to do it
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by nwoli 3y ago
Yeah it feels like some kind of shibboleth to know that the way to get the good jobs is not through indeed but through direct contact or similar. On the other hand if everyone used that tactic I guess it wouldn’t be as effective or as good
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by nwoli 3y ago
I can only imagine how much worse it’ll get once the regulation they’re working on comes into place. A cartel of Microsoft and Google slowly watering down their public models while keeping the powerful ones to themselves or business partner
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by nwoli 3y ago
They can afford to not give up while his reserves deplete rapidly unfortunately
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by nwoli 3y ago
I honestly think front end is kind of over or has a shelf life of maybe a few more years. Not sure how to go about planning my career according to this belief
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by nwoli 3y ago
Great documentary. I remember seeing it years ago though so it must have been published elsewhere and seen by many more people becuase I doubt that “300 views” count is right
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by nwoli 3y ago
I would be terrified of building on top of openai’s api. At any moment they can just cut off access or mark a model legacy (or change its behaviour but keep the same name) and all my work is bust.
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by nwoli 3y ago
One of the few articles you’d write and AI stock photos wouldn’t be helpful
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by nwoli 3y ago
There probably are all sorts of weird “you may not use this computer to commit terrorist acts” agreements you implicitly or explicitly agree on when buying a computer
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by nwoli 3y ago
Im fine with the stable diffusion license. It’s just there to cover their ass from lawsuits. Releasing the weights is enough to be good guys in my book.
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by nwoli 3y ago
Simultaneously twitter is breaking records in number of users (if Elon is to be believed)
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by nwoli 3y ago
I understand the reasoning but it’s weird that while we’ve expeced continual progress in flops every year or so, this will now put basically a mandatory upper limit (forever?) on how powerful computers can be (in these countries)
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by nwoli 3y ago
Walkable cities, better culture, etc. Not just safety net
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by nwoli 3y ago
Don’t think you’d say that if you understood the median quality of life in europe vs the us
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by nwoli 3y ago
Coding is exhausting and if a computer can do it I’m fine with that. Coding I think (or what got me into it) is about getting amazing machines to work not building bloatware for a pay check. If AI can do the boring fine details and we get t
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by nwoli 3y ago
I don’t think it’s alarming I think it’s cool. It’s just autocomplete :)
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by nwoli 3y ago
They’re also already giving out millions of dollars in man hours in releasing and maintaining open source software, as well as lots of other much less used ML models. So they have an existing open source strategy and it makes sense to doubl
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by nwoli 3y ago
One man’s truth is another man’s bias etc
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by nwoli 3y ago
They obviously do statistical analysis of user data still which I’d argue is in the “AI on user data” bucket. So no I don’t think that applies
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by nwoli 3y ago
I don’t think this is a possible approach. It would basically mean needing to feed in so much noise that a human wouldn’t be able discern reality from fiction given no priors. Modern ML is too smart
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by nwoli 3y ago
I can only think of jgc, hardmaru and karpathy as people I see around here more than once
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by nwoli 3y ago
I thought sama said they don’t use data going through the api for training. Guess we can’t trust that statement
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by nwoli 3y ago
It’s of course useful, the question is it useful enough to warrant its own instruction
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by nwoli 3y ago
If you’re getting more than a thousand requests a day you’re gonna move to a real web host anyway
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by nwoli 3y ago
We also already have laws against evil behaviour, no need to introduce AI specific regulation. People can poison the water supply, or make bio weapons already. Yet people don’t because there’s laws and the same will stop people from using A
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by nwoli 3y ago
Am I the only one who doesn’t think its a grift? I get that we wanna put negative pressure on altman becuase of the hypocrisy of openai, but I kinda would like to participate in world coin if possible. UBI sounds nice and I give up more per
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by nwoli 3y ago
> Keep in mind too though that using and scaling GPUs is not free. You have to run the models somewhere. Long or medium term these will probably be dirt cheap to just run in the background though. It might be within 3-5 years since paral
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by nwoli 3y ago
I love stability AI
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by nwoli 3y ago
Reminder that GPT-2 was considered “too dangerous” to be released at just 1.5B weights
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by nwoli 3y ago
Ctrl-F for “Code for using StableCode Instruct to generate a response to a given instruction.” and you’ll see a super straightforward piece of code to copy to test it out for generating code

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