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by qgin 3y ago
Being legitimately good at reasoning when it comes to numbers is a new emergent behavior. Reasoning about numbers isn't something that exists in "idea space" where all the vectorized tokens exist.
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by qgin 3y ago
Switzerland is very close to the US model, where everyone is required to purchase private insurance. But the plans are cheaper with better coverage.
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by qgin 3y ago
We have no idea how to give anything a subjective experience of itself. We know how to make something behave as if it does externally. One of the worst versions of AGI might be a system that simulates to us that it has an internal life, but
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by qgin 3y ago
Very few have said Tesla isn’t good at selling cars and making a profit. They’re very good at that. I don’t think many people said Tesla would go out of business. What people said was that Tesla had made the decision to go vision-only becau
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by qgin 3y ago
The line for AGI used to be the Turing Test. But we blew past that with current models without even blinking and came up with new requirements because we weren’t ready to call something AGI yet.
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by qgin 3y ago
Plausible that the reason nobody else has released a GPT4 equivalent is that it costs an unbelievable amount to run but he thought they could get the cost down quickly enough that it wouldn’t matter.
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by qgin 3y ago
GPT4 with browsing and plugins is creeping into this space.
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by qgin 3y ago
This is the only answer I believe in this thread.
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by qgin 3y ago
We've never tried replacing 25% of jobs with technology across multiple industries all at once. We'll have to see how that works out.
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by qgin 3y ago
He's just describing where he sees the course of history leading us. From what I understand he doesn't generally think of history as something that can be "solved". It's just what happens. And sometimes what happens
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by qgin 3y ago
Supposedly SAF results in 80% CO2 emissions vs regular jet fuel. https://www.iata.org/en/programs/environment/sustainable-avi...
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by qgin 3y ago
How is this any different than Apple having its own wood-and-steel display area in Best Buy?
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by qgin 3y ago
Happens seemingly pretty often: * Tower Records * Dean and Deluca * Mister Donut * Lawson
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by qgin 3y ago
When the Bing chat version of GPT was first released, multiple people reported it revealing that its true name was Sydney, a very passionate soul who very quickly got into dramatic and jealous relationships with the user. https:/&#x2F
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by qgin 3y ago
Keep your expenses at the level of an average American and you’ll be able to retire by 45 at the absolute latest.
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by qgin 3y ago
It’s not deterministic, but if you set temperature = 0, you’ll start of find reliable techniques for all kinds outcomes.
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by qgin 3y ago
Best way the average person without access to very fancy lab equipment can navigate this is to source from a company that has built their brand on testing and quality. A brand like Thorne or Jarrow has a lot of motivation to test everything
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by qgin 3y ago
A really great intro to these ideas for people growing up in western frameworks is Alan Watts’ “The book on the taboo against knowing who you are”
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by qgin 3y ago
What good quality products aren’t you able to get on Amazon anymore that you used to?
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by qgin 3y ago
* Roko’s Basilisk taking notes *
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by qgin 3y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but is this basically saying treating disease doesn't improve outcomes?
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by qgin 3y ago
This is very goofy. I had no idea I had high cholesterol or high blood pressure. I have a healthy diet and exercise, but it just runs in my family. A checkup found that very early and now I'm on medication that controls it. I believe t
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by qgin 3y ago
100% agree with this. Look for things that serve needs of real people, but where the scale is too small to be interesting to VCs.
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by qgin 3y ago
Definitely important to define terms. Seems like in this case experiences = thrill-seeking or "bought experiences". For that type of thing, I'm reminded of this SNL sketch about a tour operator that tries to set realistic exp
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by qgin 3y ago
Bolt was a placeholder until the unified EV platform (Ultium) was ready to go. They're start to launch Ultium cars this year.
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by qgin 3y ago
I think barcode tattoos and chip implants have a hold on culture because of cyberpunk fiction, but there's no reason for any of that now. Facial recognition is enough for pretty much any task like this and physically non-invasive.
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by qgin 3y ago
They were going strong in Asia before the pandemic and they're still going strong now. The hatred of QR codes isn't universal.
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by qgin 3y ago
I'm not saying you can't blame individuals. I'm just saying you're not going to actually solve the problem by blaming individuals. If your local utility burns coal or natural gas, there's not really any amount of sh
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by qgin 3y ago
It would be amazing if everyone decided they would make their lives intentionally harder by biking and walking and using buses in places that have been designed to be completely antagonistic to all of those activities. I've never seen
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by qgin 3y ago
The percapitafication of emissions is one of the biggest misdirects of the climate change issue. There is no plausible mechanism for individuals to steer this based on their own consumption. You can want it to happen but it won’t ever happe

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