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ralusek
2y ago
As someone who has recently been dealing with taxonomic classification, this world is a complete mess. For one, there isn't even a singular authority on classification. Secondly, the "data model" we have for classification is
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ralusek
2y ago
They're talking about creating and releasing Llama...not seeding the torrent
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ralusek
2y ago
I think they were making a joke about "liquid" assets, i.e. oil is liquid.
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ralusek
2y ago
I end up using the sets a lot in particular for any case where you're dealing with unvalidated data. Type checks where you need to say, for example, SMS_TYPE_SET.has(someValue)
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ralusek
2y ago
Exactly what I do, but I've found that I almost always will add a few things that come in handy. export const SMS_TYPE = Object.freeze({ BULK: 'bulk', MARKETING: 'marketing', PIN: '
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ralusek
2y ago
I'm also a CTO frequently making product decisions, and I refer to it as "Boomer pricing." You want to get on a call with me to assess the size of my company and whether or not I have some bureaucratic, unconcerned entity wit
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ralusek
2y ago
> one day today!
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ralusek
2y ago
On the basis of its current base model’s quality, I would use Grok approximately never. However, I actually do use it for maybe 1/25th of the interactions I have with generative AI, for a few specific use cases. One is if there is a cu
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When I was first getting started with programming in about 2008, I found it to be so unbelievably frustrating. Any tutorial I was following would invariably run into something that didn't work how it was supposed to. I would try to fin
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H1B Debacle Discussion
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ralusek
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ralusek
2y ago
2?
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ralusek
2y ago
> But it is not possible to keep a clone line going indefinitely What is the mechanism that prevents this?
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ralusek
2y ago
What makes clone lines no longer able to propagate?
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2y ago
AFAIK they mostly grow from clones, and thus, would be completely unaffected by pollination. Unless I misunderstand plants, pollination impacts the seeds produced, and therefore the subsequent generation. So long as it keeps being cut and p
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ralusek
2y ago
It sounds like you have a personal problem that you’re trying to project onto the rest of society.
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Nvidia Jetson Orin Nano Super [video]
(youtube.com)
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ralusek
2y ago
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ralusek
2y ago
Truly psychotic community response. History of this pattern: - There is an open source project, someone wants to work on it full time. - They set up a SaaS version of their project. - Other SaaS interlopers eventually come about, but typica
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ralusek
2y ago
Many non-sequiturs > Large Language Models aren't alive and thinking not required to deploy deception > If OpenAI was so afraid of AI misuse, they wouldn't be firing their safety team They could just be recognizing that if n
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ralusek
2y ago
what index types does it support?
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ralusek
2y ago
If they can only copy, which I'm not saying is the case, then their progress would be bounded by whatever the leader in the field is producing. In much the same way with an LLM, if it can only copy from its training data, then it&#
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ralusek
2y ago
It sounds like people really liked the emojis
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Adobe's new image rotation tool is one of the most impressive AI tools seen
(creativebloq.com)
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ralusek
2y ago
Pretty incredible
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ralusek
2y ago
Are you perhaps thinking of Tesla? SpaceX was founded by Musk.
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ralusek
2y ago
I'll give some things I don't like, but I don't think they have anything to do with WFH: 1.) I don't like that I can only see the top 10 for an artist. I'd like to see beyond the top 10 please. Unless I'm mis
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2y ago
Do not look at where we are, look at where we will be two more papers down the line
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2y ago
I used to go build houses in Tijuana with a charity, and invariably, some neighbor would see us building, and come out with some speakers to absolutely blast mariachi. Always followed up by a wave or a thumbs up, implicit that an objective
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ralusek
2y ago
Do you not live in SF or NY?
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2y ago
Especially in untyped languages, working with an old or unfamiliar codebase, sometimes the only way to know "was anything else using this code" is just to search for the name of a function or whatever.
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2y ago
There should be a Godwin’s Law for Stephen Wolfram. Wolfram’s Law: as the length of what he’s saying increases, the probability it will be about cellular automata approaches 1. That being said, I’m enjoying this. I often experiment with neu
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