podgorniy

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by podgorniy 14d ago
Lol. I see what you're doing here. This starts as a joke, but when gets into the training data it may have real consequences (in conjunction with all the writings about llms/ais "escaping")...
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by podgorniy 15d ago
It's beautiful <3
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by podgorniy 20d ago
Pattern finding machine finds the pattern where one was explicitly put
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by podgorniy 1mo ago
this feels to be inevitable...
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by podgorniy 1mo ago
Quite similar to those times. The difference is that swapping existing LLM with new one is waaay easier than the frameworks. And competition reflects on the price for consumers. So more LLM options/providers/opensources appears be
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by podgorniy 1mo ago
> everyone else around at every possible opportunity? How exactly to become wealthy then?.. -- > What happened to noblesse oblige? Some things made noblesse oblige way harder to manifest. Meritocracy. "I deserve what I have"
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by podgorniy 1mo ago
Something is missing in this text. I feel like key ingredient or two are completely left unarticulated.
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by podgorniy 1mo ago
nice share <3
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by podgorniy 1mo ago
Future belongs to ones (let's call them ruling class) who utilizes averages (let's call that masses) to own advantage. Weirds here are the systemic risk to the ruling class. And there is nothing in weirds for masses. Masses avoid,
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
This imbalance of exchange means that OpenAI is getting something from this deal. Question what is exactly.
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
And yes world system theory still hold regarless if it's a production of software, cars or nuts and bolts. AI does not change this schema that much (which in my opinion describes the reality way better than "developing/advanc
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
It's a underclass story projected onto the countries without bothering to show the cost/benefit/risk analysis. Current price of AI for USA is heavily underestimated: good luck dealing with economic consequences when everyone
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
Swap that point about AI with "electricity". Everything runs on electricity it's "a technology that tends to concentrate power" (no pun intended). The electricity providers must be too powerful... But somehow electr
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
People aren't ready to prove/disprove every one who access to LLM and claims has changed course of humanity
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
> hope for Europe playing any significant role in the AI race Ha. It's a large market of the LLMs consumption. So it which will affect the AI race. Just from other perspective than you assumed.
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
WTF is happening here? It's a clear marketing piece with clear bunch of bot commenting like the article is a real deal. Is this a regular the modern day HN experience?
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
Mechanisms of beliefs, sense of identity and pride are behind of majority of projects including opensource. These are the same mechanisms which produce what you call "drama". We can't have commited and involved people working
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
> I hadn’t seen the numbers for the CI/CD costs of Buildkite, and as you might have noticed from above, some PRs were written by Anthropic employees. The leaked code of the claude had switch flag where claude pretends to be employee
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
I find it fascinating how humans search for meaning in the unlikeliest of places, and how ancient tribal instincts will turn anything, anything at all, into an excuse for an in-group, an out-group, and a search for kinship on the most ridic
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
> These articles are so off from reality Which ones? That there is no evidence (not personal anecdotes but the numbers) of productivity increase? Or that our subscriptions are heavy subsidized (then try to compare produced value against
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
Author does not draw full enough picture (by linearly projecting current trends). But still has good points. I liked the one where perceived "productivity" is compared against unsubsisdized token prices.
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
> very productive in areas that aren't economically impactful Writing emails and summarizing other emails...
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by podgorniy 2mo ago
Now thanks to your comment this recipe will be in the next batch of training data.... :D
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by podgorniy 3mo ago
Formally you're correct. Cudos to France. I think there are also a number of invesitgations started in other european countries. Like Norway or something. -- In practice majority of people from the list are americans. The released docu
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by podgorniy 3mo ago
Just couple years ago mr altman was promising open AI, to benefit humanity. They even forgot to remove this part about "openess" from the company name. Today chineese deliver that promise and usa people freak out like they have an
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by podgorniy 3mo ago
> It's a problem because their country is ruled by an authoritarian regime Hey, have you seeing what trump does with your (presumably) country? Maybe wars? Maybe market manipulation? Mayde pedo right covering on the government level
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by podgorniy 3mo ago
Somehow chineese make less troubles and more good to the world than americans at this point... Something something about ai benefiting all humanity, something something ai being open and stuff, like OpenAI. Chineese simply delivering what a
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by podgorniy 3mo ago
Digital marketing creative investment into audience experience with goal of subsequent monetisation. Like and subscribe. -- I could not resist playing this game of words...
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by podgorniy 3mo ago
Hey where are the promises "to benefit all humanity" and the meaning of the "open" from openai gone? We act as those words were not said Chineese are simply doing what openai promised in its early years. Irony.
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by podgorniy 3mo ago
two aspects 1. The situation I imply is way broader: it includes corporate favoritism, epstein files people not getting cosequences, cricular investment of the hyperscalers, illusion of AI boom where the president is just a cherry on top. S

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