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phoghed
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phoghed
8d ago
I appreciate a nice brutalist aesthetic like this tbh. It’s also good that there’s a baseline for quality in terms of layout and spacing and contrast and whatnot usually, so the HN webshit meta conversation has shifted from that to whinging
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phoghed
8d ago
> Give it a real choice As opposed to a fake choice?
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phoghed
8d ago
> flood it with slop If it’s slop they can just safely ignore it and keep on doing business as usual
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phoghed
9d ago
Got taken down because they stopped reporting https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-47480207
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phoghed
9d ago
Yes? Everyone knows you’re not supposed to ask questions you don’t already know the answer to when trying to make a point. Obama was absolutely roasted for his drone strikes by all but the lamest and most feckless of centrists. Too bad that
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phoghed
9d ago
> Do you see Anthropic/OpenAI engineers defending against Meta/Google SWEs Yes, Dario is constantly whining about China
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phoghed
9d ago
>> because the rate of improvement is fairly stalled? > Do you have anything that proves this one way or another that isn't based on vibes or shoddy benchmarks? They clearly aren’t talking about RSI here, but that model develo
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phoghed
9d ago
We weep for Dario, that he had to suffer such a devastating attack against his Terms of Service.
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phoghed
9d ago
No, they asked for a reliable measurement to prove that model development has stalled. Nobody is talking about ASI except you.
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9d ago
> However there are plenty of disqualifiers that are more or less universally accepted (ie the negative) Which is exactly the point I’ve made repeatedly, there will always be something that they cannot do, and thus there will never be
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phoghed
9d ago
User name relevant
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phoghed
10d ago
In this cases isn’t it that they can use the glue for milk though because they aren’t selling the milk, it’s the cereal (enlarged for texture) that they are selling.
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phoghed
10d ago
Motor oil on a perfect pancake from a batch of 10 that they put 100x more effort into for the photo? Sign me up, I love it. AI image of a pancake because the small business owner doesn’t have a Kellog’s budget? Fuck that guy, I hope his bus
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phoghed
10d ago
> I don’t eat cereal Wow, you really got him with this completely relevant fact that did not at all miss the point.
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phoghed
10d ago
No, because there is no coherent, agreed-upon definition. There’s just a million people vibe defining it. Even if they solve 99% of whatever problems LLMs have, the 1% will remain the goal post, forever. Until you get RFC-whatever from some
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phoghed
10d ago
Completely arbitrary definition that nobody will agree on, stated as if it’s some self-evident ground truth.
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phoghed
10d ago
Because they’ll train it to be good at chess and then everyone will say yeah but playing chess doesn’t mean you’re AGI, it can’t even ____ It can’t even count the R’s in strawberry It can’t even add numbers It can’t even solve a millennium
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phoghed
10d ago
Being right twice isn’t a crime
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10d ago
> If you can't figure out how to read a large book in comfort Isn’t that exactly what he did?
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phoghed
10d ago
They’ll never be AGI simply because the definition will be constantly updated to be some steps ahead of them.
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11d ago
You’re going to hit your out-of-network out-of-pocket max well before that. Will still be a big bill, but if you’re dying you won’t have much of a choice.
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phoghed
11d ago
In your rush to be correct you seem to have missed the second sentence of my comment. I’m indeed using someone whose whole job is to do this.
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phoghed
11d ago
Sounds like the doc office should just list what they accept on their website then, god forbid.
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phoghed
11d ago
Because I want to go to the doctor and I don't want to personally call n shithole private equity owned chain practices myself to find out if they take my insurance and are accepting new patients? There are healthcare concierge services
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11d ago
> could be hundreds of thousands of dollars? Did you know that there are many, many steps between "do you take this insurance" and then someone performing hundreds of thousands of dollars of procedures on you?
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11d ago
> it's not just an anti AI rant, it's a genuine open question There will probably still be some passionate people dedicated to this kind of thing, but presumably not as many, which is unfortunate.
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11d ago
> Cope harder. > Edit: what is this, Reddit? Pick a lane brother
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11d ago
You’re better off just giving them a news article or something, because “many such cases” is basically a meme
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phoghed
11d ago
Driving is dangerous business. We tend to forget since it’s so commonplace and integral to our lives. Cars have gotten much safer though, no longer the top cause of TBI in the US
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11d ago
Swipe keyboard has given up and let’s me type fuck now
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