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by petra 4mo ago
Google's results page isn't well defined. But probably 90%+ of the code below it is well defined. And in some cases, where the result isnt well defined, it can be learned, so it's not about sitting and thinking what would mak
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by petra 4mo ago
Today china can't prevent the world from accessing LLM's so it plays it's current game, to get a good position in it. But if large parts of the world won't have access to a good llm, keeping the llm private gives them an
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by petra 4mo ago
It depends what the end goal may be. If the end goal is that only regulated US companies can use Fable, that is a pretty good outcome for Amazon, and also for Jeff Bezos's new startup which aims to use AI to monopolize large industries
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by petra 4mo ago
Maybe one possible path(to make weaker models highly capable) is making the job of the llm as easy as possible. I wonder if part of the solution is building/finding the right libraries, with the right documentation/language/
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by petra 4mo ago
That sounds awesome. Do you think claude could help create something like the line6 "software based" guitars?
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by petra 4mo ago
There are some evolutionary theories why did qualia("phenomenal awareness") evolved. I don't know much about those, so i can't write about that.
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by petra 4mo ago
I agree about the forest part. and your comment was interesting. I know that the part of the brain responsible for the self thoughts is called the "default mode network". and meditation can reduce it's activity, i.e. the inte
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by petra 4mo ago
Regarding consciousness , I like the explanation by neuroscientist Ramachandran: https://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/ramachandran07/ramachandran... In short, as far as I can remember: evolutionary, it makes sense to
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by petra 4mo ago
And probably, those optimization could be automated by LLM's.
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by petra 4mo ago
$20/month? LOL. I pay $20/month for claude.
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by petra 4mo ago
Sounds very similar to what AI is good at.
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by petra 4mo ago
Does the EU has an index that is competitive with the SP500 over the long term?
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by petra 4mo ago
The hardware will improve in a big way, a lot of money is going into that direction. Llm costs will go down significantly.
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by petra 4mo ago
Maybe people don't need jobs to be happy. But it's a big change, and a better way to go about it, instead of huge layoffs is:reduce the hours of work gradually and equally. And possibly create some social infrastructure in the ba
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by petra 5mo ago
Maybe they can compile the bytecode to the x86 subset in this paper, and check if it is secure using their tool: https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/2254064.2254111
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by petra 5mo ago
//Making memory isn’t super hard. That’s why it is a commodity. These two aren't related. Dram is a commodity because the you can replace a chip from hynix with a chip from micron, the have the same behaviour. And a price com
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by petra 5mo ago
given their need to hide from the law, and the service they provide, it's fair.
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by petra 5mo ago
And Israel is ranked #8 in the world happiness index, but if you look at the rates of depression and anxiety, you'll see a different story.
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by petra 5mo ago
People can like talking to gemini, but dislike claude taking their programming job.
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by petra 5mo ago
Why? The social environment the judge probably includes lots of lawyers. He needs to take care of them. Snitches get stitches.
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by petra 5mo ago
I wonder what's with the moonshots side of the business of Google and could they scale that. They are still very strong in versatile r&d. And AI would open many new opportunities.
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by petra 5mo ago
Often it's not even labor. Given the right guidance and difficulty level, I would enjoy fixing things in my washing machine.
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by petra 5mo ago
You could use Scala, get the strong typing, but also get access to the Java and also Python/JS libraries and others via various interop mechanisms Java has.
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by petra 5mo ago
Unless some disrutive technology comes along in 5 years time. And many are working on exactly that.
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by petra 5mo ago
There's also: https://github.com/inter-co/science-codeevolve and https://www.turintech.ai/
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by petra 5mo ago
Higher density, less power. Those are the bottlenecks in current and new data centers that are built out. So it's not exactly about cost savings, but having the option to do more, faster. Also, you could also get much higher bandwidth
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by petra 5mo ago
If 40% of the F50 are already using this, and others too, why aren't we already seeing a huge drops in the employment numbers ?
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by petra 5mo ago
It's possible that Intel wanted to seed the SSD industry. They knew it wouldn't be profitable enough long term, but it would increase demand for their products.
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by petra 5mo ago
Have anybody managed to use sleep to learn language? How ?
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by petra 6mo ago
I don't haven ChatGPT but Gemini and Claude. But how do you make a language model think for 80 minutes ???

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