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ozgung
1y ago
That's what I still 'believe'. Wake-sleep algorithm [1] is a good start for speculation. I think brain needs to be in a different mode to reorganize its weights and to forget unnecessary things to prevent overfitting. In this
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ozgung
1y ago
I believe this goes deeper than a simple bait-and-switch. It’s straight out of Silicon Valley’s venture-backed startup playbook: burn money until the world dominance. That’s one of the reasons non-US or non-SV startups fail to compete. Not
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ozgung
1y ago
I think this is different. Yes, 3rd party tools and services are nothing new. Depending on 3rd party libraries is also a standard thing, although minimum dependency is generally considered a good practice. But all these services provide som
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ozgung
1y ago
> The excuse "but you earn six figures, what' $200/month to you?" doesn't really capture the issue here. Just like every other subscription model, including the one in the Black Mirror episode, Common People. The
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ozgung
1y ago
Nice try. This is similar to the candleholder hypothesis, and the answer is probably no. There are versions that have tiny holes and they cannot hold a scroll or a candle. Also, some experts say they are not actually from Romans although th
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ozgung
1y ago
Same in Turkey. We say Milliard instead of Billion. In my childhood I can swear it was like Million->Milliard->Trillion->Trilliard. They were in daily language because 1 Million Turkish Lira was like a few dollars. At some point th
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ozgung
1y ago
I found few definitions. "Reason is the capacity of consciously applying logic by drawing valid conclusions from new or existing information, with the aim of seeking the truth." Wikipedia This Wikipedia definition refers to The Ro
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ozgung
1y ago
At least LLMs attempt to answer the question. You just avoided it without any reasoning.
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ozgung
1y ago
Why not? What is so special about reasoning that you cannot achieve by predicting tokens aka. constructing sentences?
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ozgung
1y ago
Could you name a few of these startups please?
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ozgung
1y ago
They are two different vowels. There are 8 vowels in Turkish. All letters correspond to a different phonetic sound in the language. So you can read it as it is written. Iı sounds like e in ‘the’, and ‘i’ sounds like ‘ee’ in deep. They are d
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ozgung
1y ago
> So while we have two i’s (upper and lower), they have four. No, we don’t have four i’s in Turkish. I(ı) and İ(i) are two separate letters. Turkish alphabet has 29 letters, and each letter has their own key on a Turkish keyboard. We als
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ozgung
2y ago
Update: He is detained. That was quicker than I expected.
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ozgung
2y ago
Note that two of the other popular opposition parties’ leaders are in the prison right now. Imamoglu is the candidate for the main opposition party (CHP, Social Democrats) and is leading in the polls. There are multiple investigations for I
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ozgung
2y ago
Real reason: Opposition (CHP) is the first party since the local elections and it is almost certain that Imamoglu will replace Erdogan in the next elections. CHP primaries will be held this weekend and Imamoglu was the sole candidate. Made
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ozgung
2y ago
That was one of the most eye opening books for me. I think it all applies to Software development as well. It is not uncommon that you work all weekend to finish your task, only to see it waits two weeks in the next person's queue.
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ozgung
2y ago
For someone from Turkey, "Pelican Journalists" indeed has a political meaning. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pelikan_(organization)
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ozgung
3y ago
> This path of destruction is so blindingly obvious, it's incredible that everyone is still working on AI instead of trying to destroy it. Obvious but also inevitable. Most of the discussions in this topic are short-sighted. We shou
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ozgung
3y ago
Actually Open[Technology] pattern implies a meaning in this context. OpenGL, OpenCV, OpenCL etc. are all 'open' implementations of a core technology, maintained by non-profit organizations. So OpenAI non-profit immediately implies
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ozgung
3y ago
We humans live in a 3D world and our training set is a continuous stereo stream of a constant scene from different angles. Sora, on the other hand, learned the world by watching TV. It needs to play more video games, in order to learn 3D sc
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ozgung
3y ago
I am glad someone said that. Among the endless theories this obvious aspect was interestingly missing. Maybe it's because of the culture in SV/HN where people and companies feel secure and isolated from the politics (maybe that is
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ozgung
3y ago
Or maybe they created an evil-AGI-GPT by mistake, and now they have to act randomly and in the most unexpected ways to confuse evil-AGI-GPT’s predictive powers.
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ozgung
3y ago
Wow, lots of drama and plot twists for the writers of the Netflix mini-series.
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ozgung
3y ago
Me: What are the benefits of using 'please' when chatting with ChatGPT? Short answer please ChatGPT (GPT4): Using "please" when chatting with ChatGPT doesn't provide functional benefits since the model doesn’t have
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ozgung
3y ago
Turkey: Not my field but I would approach serious academics first. I know Cenk Yaltirak has a hacker mindset and working on a project to create a sensor network for Istanbul. Prof. Naci Gorur may also help, he's retired but dedicated h
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ozgung
3y ago
This sounds like Electromyography (EMG). A pretty common technique in Neurology to diagnose problems in nerves and muscles. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromyography
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ozgung
3y ago
Same. GPT-4 completely replaced my googling/stackoverflow routine. I generates a customized solution for my specific needs with step by step instructions. I think it works in a smarter (but slower) mode if the question is non-trivial.
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ozgung
3y ago
We use Around and I think it’s in the same league.
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ozgung
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Maybe it's like making an omelette. I have the recipe, I have the egg, yet I can't make it like a chef.
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ozgung
3y ago
Maybe they came to the conclusion that if the gods are watching from the sky they can't see them. People would appear smaller than the ants. So if they want to contact gods they have to send huge massages that can be viewed from the sk
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