rsoto2

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by rsoto2 2mo ago
a bone box.. with eyes and 100 million nerve endings to experience the world...
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by rsoto2 2mo ago
We know exactly how LLMs work. you don't understand how they work and so you think they are free of physical limits like scaling. There are several rudimentary articles on hackernews for you to peruse to understand weights and scalin
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by rsoto2 2mo ago
The last part is a bigger issue for me. I can use my usb to charge most of my tech but when it comes to the exact cable that my interface needs to use I now have like 30 cables I have to try before I know which one was the correct one.
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by rsoto2 2mo ago
They have no preferences, LLMs spit out what's in the training data or what the filters tell it to do.
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by rsoto2 2mo ago
That's exactly what giant train corporations thought. "We own all the railways, we've squashed the competition" and they STILL went out of business because they over-estimated the demand for their shitty rails they built
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by rsoto2 2mo ago
doesn't matter. that just means they've incentivized all competitors to enter the market and let's be honest none of their tools are that novel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2J2Fb1bBufA
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by rsoto2 2mo ago
google might have tons of integration. But if it invested too heavily into AI then it will also suffer when increased competition causes returns to fall: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2J2Fb1bBufA
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by rsoto2 2mo ago
Step 2. Rising competition causes returns to fall below cost of capital. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2J2Fb1bBufA
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by rsoto2 2mo ago
Thanks and apologies for the grief. I have replied at least to the parent comment from this thread to correct myself. I mentioned it I think two previous times and I didn't realize you couldn't reply to old comments. I'll sen
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by rsoto2 2mo ago
I was incorrect there was no AMA, the soldier was in the comments of a thread about israel
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
My mistake you are correct. I will edit my previous comments
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
Also, the mods were heavily in the thread and flagged most of my comments calling the soldier a war criminal. I wonder how many ex-IDF have worked at ycombinator companies.
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
It was on the front page(I want to say the January after Oct 7), and has since been scrubbed along with the many comments I made on it. Here is me referencing it about 11 months ago and I have older comments that reference it. https:/
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
It is theft. "intellectual property does not exist" -> goes on to define various legal instruments for protecting intellectual property. "you can't steal something if the original owner has it the whole time" Is
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
There was a prominent AMA for an israeli soldier while stationed in Gaza oppressing brown minorities and blowing up their children. The world sees what Israel has done it's not an "online" thing there are real humanitarian or
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
"anybody that doesn't agree with me is a cave-dwelling conservative" yeah keep chatting with the sycophantic psychosis-inducing LLM chatbot, I think you'll have a better time.
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
"i'm 14 and this is deep" LLMs are mass theft of intellectual property. I didn't need them to "drive" this computer for the last ten years.
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
Investors want to see their investment grow. What is the conspiracy? HN also hosted a likely war criminal to talk about his experiencing killing children in gaza. You think these people have morals or ideals?
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
having a large test suite does not equal to testing every potential edge scenario that has never broken before in production.
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
So the measure of a model is how well they can recreate something they easily have thousands of examples of in their training data. There's probably a better base RTS on github somewhere for free.
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
LLMs really suck*
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
this looks like the same shit from 4 years ago. give it up.
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
making money, making a moat, preventing china from easily getting to par with them with substantially less investment.
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
You forgot the other half of the equation aka how much it costs _them_ for you to use codex. (newsflash, it's likely more than 100$)
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
you dont need to buy your kid the internet.
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
Espiallat ($9.5 million) vs Darializa (350k) Money matters but a popular movement is more powerful still in some places look up DSA
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by rsoto2 3mo ago
agreed
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by rsoto2 4mo ago
Don't worry we're not going to do anything to mitigate their collapse either. Especially not with this attitude.
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by rsoto2 4mo ago
Ellison and Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia
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by rsoto2 4mo ago
.. so what? The cost(and size) to train models is also increasing and is still 60% of the cards that Nvidia is selling. Losing 60% of your most profitable revenue stream I think would do bad for a company regardless of how much inference is

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