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by ppaattrriicckk 10d ago
My read is that they're criticizing moving the reasoning (more) into the latent space, such that not even researchers/safety-evaluators can actually see what's going on. Of course this still then has a 'trust me, bro&#x2
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by ppaattrriicckk 3mo ago
> OpenAI switching to Sol/Terra/Luna renaming is just a way to rip off people and charge more money for the same sized model. Excuse me, but what are you on about? Unless I'm mistaken, they have literally(1) stated that it
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by ppaattrriicckk 11mo ago
Apart from getting 16 sq. km of solar arrays and radiators into orbit - and without jumping to conclusions about whether this is a borderline scam - I can imagine 2 obvious showstoppers: 1) Space debris. This is proposal is several orders o
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by ppaattrriicckk 1y ago
... what tf? On top of studying engineering at uni, his "side-gig" is being creative, empathetic, and fantastic at communication - and your prime recommendation is to "hire" him to be a specialist hidden away in the back
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by ppaattrriicckk 3y ago
That's quite the statement. What makes you so certain that we won't have AGI within 30-60 years?
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by ppaattrriicckk 3y ago
Because "AI" is a well-established academic field, and the definition by your quoted comment is in line with this. It's a very broad umbrella term, machine (and deep) learning are only subsets - although the main drivers thes
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by ppaattrriicckk 3y ago
Glad you found it useful. A small caveat, though: The correlation is linear with the logarithm of compute. So here's hoping Moore's law & friends live on a tad longer! And a somewhat unrelated fun fact: The authors surprisin
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by ppaattrriicckk 3y ago
It might not come as much of a shocker, but a couple of researchers last year claimed a strong correlation between raw compute and predictive power in various fields/domains, including weather forecasting: https://arxiv.org&
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by ppaattrriicckk 3y ago
Small correction: Net income: 0.524 bb So 19.6% profit margin. Still nice.
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by ppaattrriicckk 3y ago
Taking GP's point to less of an extreme: Are all humans always right in everything that they state?
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by ppaattrriicckk 3y ago
Yeah, nah, I beg to differ: Just because the broader population might not (yet!) have an intuitive understanding of the field, and its shortcomings, I don't think we should rename decades of academic consensus. I have more faith in ent
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by ppaattrriicckk 3y ago
I don't think anybody serious in the machine learning community has any delusion as to when a model says "A" with "99% confidence", that actually truly means that the model is fundamentally outputting "A&quot
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by ppaattrriicckk 3y ago
Sure, or you know... Rather than ranting on twitter, one could look up "Large Language Model" (LLM), "Deep Learning", "Machine Learning" as well as "Artificial Intelligence" on Wikipedia, and realize
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by ppaattrriicckk 3y ago
Except you don't have astronauts going to the vast majority of the 1000s of satellites orbiting the planet. So apart from the 1-2 active space stations, where people go without having to do a full $100 million launch, I'd say lase
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by ppaattrriicckk 3y ago
I love bashing Intel as much as the other person, but looking at the number of tokens LLaMA[1] was trained on (1,400B tokens), the number of parameters of GPT-3[2] vs. the number of tokens it was trained on (175B params vs. 300B), it's
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Framework for experimenting, at scale, with Prompts for Stable Diffusion(github.com)
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by ppaattrriicckk 3y ago
I have created a small, open-source framework for generating 1000s of variations of images based on sampling prompts. The purpose of the project is 3-fold: 1. To efficiently test out ideas for images 2. Subsequently to easily hone in on the
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by ppaattrriicckk 3y ago
If anybody is interested, maybe this should be considered along with the core inflation rates - which is high in the US (peaked at 7% within the last 12 months and currently at 5.5%) and possibly still rising in the EU (12-month peak [now]
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by ppaattrriicckk 4y ago
In case I'm not the only one a tad confused about this (awkward) sentence: > JWST looked at TRAPPIST-1 in mid-infrared wavelengths of light — 20 times redder than the human eye can see What's referred to here, in terms of wavel
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by ppaattrriicckk 4y ago
I know this doesn't add much, but a small addition: The whole concept of the lost Dwemer civilization is an entire layer of depth to the fantastic world. A world which IMO is unparalleled
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by ppaattrriicckk 4y ago
You capture what I failed to articulate. I feel exactly that way about Oblivion and Skyrim
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by ppaattrriicckk 4y ago
I remember having one of those free websites together with a mate from school (webbyen.dk, was the thing in Denmark). We'd write our own review of games, half-conscious that nobody would ever read our reviews. But for Morrowind, I was
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by ppaattrriicckk 5y ago
Yeah, you're right. That was a typo and now I can't correct it. I'm not sure what "high room temperature" would even entail :)
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by ppaattrriicckk 5y ago
I had no idea, thanks for sharing. Again, I'm very much a layman to this subject, but how does miniaturization necessarily affect that particular aspect ratio? Since it's literally a ratio of two dimensions of the torus, shouldn&#
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by ppaattrriicckk 5y ago
In extension to this news and the press conference, one thing I am super excited about, is the private SPARC project and the MIT-spinoff Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS). If you don't know about it already, I would highly recommend ch
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by ppaattrriicckk 5y ago
Exactly that - apologies for not elaborating myself. At least I couldn't have put it better myself. Thanks for being good sports about it, both :-)
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by ppaattrriicckk 5y ago
That was the joke
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by ppaattrriicckk 5y ago
That's a very fair point. Hard to do anything about right now, since they unfortunately didn't include those. However, while very hand-wavy on my part, I believe there's plenty of evidence that Covid on its own wreaks havoc o
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by ppaattrriicckk 5y ago
This probably sounds harsh, but are all vaccine-bashing readers deliberately selectively-illiterate? In the abstract (academic for "TL;DR") it literally states that Covid is between 7 and 40 times more likely to cause Myocarditis.
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by ppaattrriicckk 6y ago
According to the Danish Companies House they haven't been very Danish since 2015. They've moved ownership 100% to Singapore (and from there, who knows). Still 300 FTEs in Denmark, though. https://datacvr.virk.dk/da

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