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by qup 8mo ago
I don't think you spend all 4 hours up front, friend. In my experience you're going to want a sharp axe later in the process, once you've dulled it. Not sure if that ruins the analogy or not.
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by qup 8mo ago
What's the relevance?
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by qup 8mo ago
I don't have one yet, but I would just give it access to function calling for things like communication. Then I can surveil and route the messages at my own discretion. If I gave it access to email my mom (I did this with an assistant
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by qup 8mo ago
They're an indicator of complexity and attack surface area.
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by qup 8mo ago
"maintain a home server" in this case roughly means "park a headless Mac mini (or laptop or RPi) on your desk" And you can use a local LLM if you want to eliminate the cloud dependency.
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by qup 8mo ago
Why would we think businesses will always make the right move? They'll blunder. They'll do it even harder in the absence of competition.
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by qup 8mo ago
I started my own business when I left tech. It's a bar. I do my own mechanic work, but I have old trucks. I would never sign up to work on modern vehicles and the entitled customers trying to get one over on you. I drove a route (not d
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by qup 8mo ago
Modern dumb people have more ability to affect things. Modern technology, equal rights, voting rights give them access to more control than they've ever had. That's my theory, anyway.
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by qup 8mo ago
He used to (maybe still does) have a page where he talked about turning down millions of dollars for it.
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by qup 8mo ago
Isn't the Mac mini the container?
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by qup 8mo ago
Same. When I first saw it, I couldn't believe that was possible in the browser. It makes me want to investigate that style of application. I think it even works offline.
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by qup 8mo ago
Do you mean photopea? Great alternative in-browser.
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by qup 2y ago
Okay, they would be smaller, but you said "big corporations should not be able to exist" and they would already be a big corporation with just search--they started this way. Or, just to follow it through, let's say "Widg
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by qup 2y ago
Meta open-sourced it my guy
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by qup 2y ago
Nobody has responded to me with anything about how authors are harmed, so I don't really get who we're protecting here. It feels more like we just want to punish people, particularly rich people, particularly if they get away with
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by qup 2y ago
Yes, but getting your hands on the material isn't a very interesting legal question IMO. Whether you can train your LLM on it is a very interesting question. I've personally never been in favor of punishing people for downloading
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by qup 2y ago
> the point of copyright to begin with, which is to incentive people to create things Is it? (I don't agree)
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by qup 2y ago
This really has fuck-all to do with copyright though, correct? If you can't tell how the content is before you read it, it could be written by a monkey.
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by qup 2y ago
I ran it, it came out to zero
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by qup 2y ago
Would Aaron have preferred us to download the material and train the AI?
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by qup 2y ago
Then why are we mad about the copyright stuff?
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by qup 2y ago
And punishing them in the normal manner will be an incredibly small slap on the wrist, and do absolutely nothing to help us find out what will play out in court regarding a fair-use defense on training AI with copyrighted material.
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by qup 2y ago
That's what I do, personally. But you call it "stealing," others call it "copying." Stealing takes, from someone, something they own.
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by qup 2y ago
How do you suggest making them smaller? For instance, what if google was still just serving search results w/ ads, and they never expanded that. How would you make them smaller?
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by qup 2y ago
What are we actually worried about happening? Are AI-written books getting published? If they start out-competing humans, is that bad? According to most naysayers, they can't do anything original. Are people asking the AI for books? An
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by qup 2y ago
It grants you the right to read & study it though.
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by qup 2y ago
Speaking of GPT2, I remember that nobody gave a shit what it was trained on, because it sucked then.
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by qup 2y ago
He left out part of the quote, which is misappropriated as well. Wikipedia: > This quotation is often incorrectly attributed to Francis M. Wilhoit: > Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-group
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by qup 2y ago
Like the ones they tested?
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by qup 2y ago
80-120wpm @ 100% accuracy (fixing mistakes) Faster for normal texts, slower with punctuation/code/etc

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