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by qoez 10mo ago
What a weird biased tone throughout this whole article
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by qoez 10mo ago
We have this in sweden and it works fine. I kinda think the US would be better off with this since it'd lead to less crime or lower costs to investigate it
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by qoez 10mo ago
Worked for them not for the consumers
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by qoez 10mo ago
It's way more performant though and looks fine so I see the reasoning why you would do rasterization instead
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by qoez 10mo ago
Amazing that he was 80 in that clip
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by qoez 10mo ago
"You're totally right in catching that mistake! The temperature is indeed one order of magnitude off. Let's walk through step by step what it should be:"
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by qoez 10mo ago
This is also the exact on-the-day 10th anniversary of openai's creation incidentally
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by qoez 10mo ago
I think it's in large part just having to do with us developing our frontal cortex and like impulse control. I would have probably gotten dopamine addicted to it 15 years ago, as well as wouldn't have some nagging back-of-mind tho
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by qoez 11mo ago
meant down :p
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by qoez 11mo ago
Never knew this was possible. I hope some huge company with lots of resources jumps on this and drives up the resolution and price.
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by qoez 11mo ago
It's probably good if some portion of the engineering culture is irrationally against AI and like refuses to adopt it sort of amish style. There's probably a ton still good work that can only be done if every aspect of a product&#
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by qoez 11mo ago
Crazy how we went from google feeling like they were a dinasour who could never catch up to openai, to almost feeling like the opposite in terms of being able to catch up. All within just 1-2 years.
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by qoez 11mo ago
AI is gonna be even worse. At least there's some competition from scandinavia and germany and france's tech scenes. For AI there's basically none.
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by qoez 11mo ago
It's definitely written by an AI. The end description of hitchhikers guide is "[...]the meaning of life. Which turns out to be an integer." No one would bother writing that.
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by qoez 11mo ago
Makes no sense since they should have checkpoints earlier in the run that they could restart from and they should have regular checks that keep track if a model has exploded etc.
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by qoez 11mo ago
To be fair that's true for everything including the jewels
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by qoez 11mo ago
From a core openai insider who have likely trained very large markov models and large transformers: https://x.com/unixpickle/status/1935011817777942952 Untwittered: A Markov model and a transformer can both achiev
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by qoez 11mo ago
Best case is hardly a bubble. I definitely think this is a new paradigm that'll lead to something , even if the current iteration won't be the final version and we've probably overinvested a slight bit.
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by qoez 11mo ago
I probably wouldn't have been drawn to coding if I was young these days based on the same motivations that led me to venture into it as a teen.
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by qoez 11mo ago
It could be fun in a factorio sense. Maybe the whole game becomes to delegate a bunch of smart robots and handle organization etc.
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by qoez 11mo ago
Must be nice writing stock narrative stories. Always new content every day to make up stories about the cause of why stocks go this way or that
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by qoez 1y ago
Just eat lots of beans and lentils. No need for an app or 'fiber gummies'
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by qoez 1y ago
Think of it this way: Given any company in the world to invest that money, do you think it's best invested in your company or some other? Because if there's another one (eg nvidia, apple etc) then you should take the money out and
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by qoez 1y ago
Output from a generative AI model has already been deemed non copyrightable and the license can't really overwrite that
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by qoez 1y ago
The attention of humans got ruined with later generations. The generation before us were a different level of skilled, and it's hard as a millenial (me) and gen z to get close to them.
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by qoez 1y ago
Makes me sad this won't ever get to webgl since 'webgl3' is basically not considered anymore (replaced by webgpu)
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by qoez 1y ago
This is one thing you can spend your limited time on earth building
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by qoez 1y ago
Feels like some GPD hack where you could make it fake grow by just handing money around in a loop between actors.
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by qoez 1y ago
Just imagine some other people will carry the burden and mentally distance yourself from it to relax from it wearing you out. You can take up the burden again later once you've recovered and others are worn out
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by qoez 1y ago
My hunch is that openai used ghibli as the example in their earlier dall-e blog posts strategically because anime was earlier said by the PM not to be protected by copyright in training. OpenAI is always sneakier than most people give the

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