quantumHazer

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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Yeah, and who will make them accountable? How can you verify that they’re noteworthy stealing your data anyways? This companies don’t give a shit about copyright or privacy.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Yeah the owl ""animation"" is terrible, I bet they could have found better examples? If it wasn't the case I don't know what to think
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Like most AI image or video generation tools, they produce results that look good at first glance, but the more you watch, the more flaws and sloppiness you notice, and they really lack storytelling
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
CTO of an AI agents company (which has worked with AI labs) says agents works fine. Nothing new under the sun.
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Dijkstra on computer addiction (1991) [pdf](cs.utexas.edu)
2 points by quantumHazer 1y ago|1 comments
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
So we are rebranding the same idea every four months and call it a breakthrough?
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
I fear it’s not really evolutionary algorithms in the typical sense.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Yep https://research.google/blog/accelerating-scientific-breakth...
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Cool, but don't get me wrong, isn't this essentially similar to Google's Co-Scientist, where multiple models are in a loop, passing context back and forth validating things? At its core, it's still a system of LLMs, whic
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
How do you judge? Are you an expert in four different and complex fields? I'm not saying that LLMs are useless anyway, I'm just curious to know how you can judge a report as "undergraduate level".
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
> Food production is a class case where once productivity is high enough you simply get fewer farmers. Yes, but. There are more jobs in other fields that are adjacent to food production, particularly in distribution. Middle class does no
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Is this a solo/personal project? If it is is indeed very cool. Is OP the blog’s author? Because in the post the author said that the purpose of the project is to show why NN are truly special and I wanted a more articulate view of why
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Though 13 is totally the average!
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The Computing Habit (1991) [pdf](cs.utexas.edu)
3 points by quantumHazer 1y ago|0 comments
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Shifting from addressing the substance to referencing a personal remark like my joke about “burning out” from AI hype doesn't strength your argument. I expected more from someone in “EA/rationalism”. In retrospect, perhaps I sho
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
> ...It is in a format that resembles a published article because it is going to be a published article? "This is a preprint of a chapter that will appear in the book Designing an Intelligence, published by MIT Press." on the
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
I’m not American and American politics is not at the center of the world. I’m just asking.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Why not use a blog dot google dot com domain or whatever? Why choose a format that resembles a published article instead? As for the graph, it’s too generic, it doesn’t provide any real value, other than a certain pseudo-appeal reminiscent
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
I’m not saying that the tool is useless, I was confuting your argument about being a project WITHOUT docs. LLM can write passable docs, but obviously can write better docs of project well documented in training data. And this example is pro
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
The example you made has, in fact, a documentation https://docs.browser-use.com/introduction
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Is it me or this is yet another PR stunt masked as a serious article with LaTeX and all the fancy things? The graph doesn’t even make sense. I’m burning out from all this hypester type of thing, it’s really really tiring.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Is it related with policies from the US administration?
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
All I will say is that she is the CFO of a company that want to sell """agentic""" swe models. edit: typo.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
sometimes here I miss the downvote of reddit. it could be useful for not letting this type of things on front page. maybe a little too harsh but I've had enough of vibe coding and this sort of projects that are copies of a old GitHub r
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
if something is done for yourself by yourself is not challenging by definition IMO
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
As a student, I use LLMs as little as possible and try to rely on books whenever possible. I sometimes ask LLMs questions about things that don't click, and I fact-check their responses. For coding, I'm doing the same. I'm ju
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Universities still teach you calculus and real analysis even though Wolfram Alpha exists. It boils down to your willing to learn something. An LLM can't understand things for you. I'm "early genz" and I write code witho
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by quantumHazer 2y ago
who said that personalised, infinite content generation is a good thing? I watch movies and listen to music because I want to be challenged in some way. I don’t want tailored content that prevents me from exploring new territory and keeps m
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by quantumHazer 2y ago
Sorry, you're right lol. I'm just accustomed to other major lab gazillions of hours of training.
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by quantumHazer 2y ago
really impressive work considering the reported size of the model and training hours.

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