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by samrus 1y ago
It doesnt stay at the margin though. We are having a shortage of trades because of exactly the inflation of college that you inadvertantly pointed out. Now, the economy has homeostatic systems to correct for these disturbances but if it kee
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by samrus 1y ago
> Why invest in labor when capital grows faster? Because capital (in the sense that your referring to, which is money) isnt "real". The economy isnt based on money, its based on goods and services, which require labour and natu
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by samrus 1y ago
It matters alot. Both the employee and employer are benefitting from government spending, the employee shouldnt have to foot the whole bill. That is dytopian If corporations were able to operate in a high trust fashion and actually take res
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by samrus 1y ago
And what will the prospective buyers need to worry about that the next next version will solve? Tesla is a low-trust company. Too much grifting
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by samrus 1y ago
it is. the benchmark was somewhat cheated, from the perspective of finding out how the model adjusts and plans within a dynamic reactive environment
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by samrus 1y ago
from a foundational research perspective, the pokemon benchmark is one of the most important ones. these models are trained on a static task, text generation, which is to say the state they are operating in does not change as they operate.
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by samrus 2y ago
Maybe Netflix?
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by samrus 2y ago
I read it as them being approached by faang recruiters or hiring managers because they happened to stumble upon their blog and thought they might be a good fit. Although idk if that sort of thing happens anymore
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by samrus 2y ago
Counterexample: steam They seem to be the only ones who get how piracy can be fought. And its no secret either, gabe newell has that "piracy is a service issue" quote for anyone to read. Its just that these companies dont want to
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by samrus 2y ago
> What is an "ad", and how would you expect any company to remove in-video "ads" without rampant accusations of censorship? This is solved. Crowdsourcing. Look up sponsorblock
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by samrus 2y ago
This is not correct. Look at steam, PC gamers overwhelmingly choosing paid DRM controlled games over free piracy, even for small indie games that have basically no protections Ill say again what gabe newell said. Piracy isnt a price problem
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by samrus 2y ago
Sports analytics is a lot like video game development. Where, for better or for worse, salaries are much lower because pure passion for the domain is a huge motivator for people
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by samrus 2y ago
You didnt watch the wolves game did you?
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by samrus 2y ago
Its the appeal of RICEing
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by samrus 2y ago
Link to the interview https://youtu.be/q1asavnl_o8
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by samrus 2y ago
Yeah but the Cheryl's birthday problem doesn't have any ambiguity like that. It's all in very simple language, the only complexity is keeping track of states of mind, which is easy to abstract away from the language
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by samrus 2y ago
Yeah but an LLM can't be excused being nervous or not tired or just not operating at its best like a human can. They are always operating at their best, so if they trip up once, that's their limit
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by samrus 2y ago
Yeah but they're not just removing spam and porn. They're picking out things that makes them money even if it harms people. That was never in the spirit of the law
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by samrus 2y ago
You don't want the military policing you bro
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by samrus 2y ago
TLDR; we need more research into game theory I totally agree; it all boils down to math. Linear algebra formed the foundation of a lot of what we have achieved today, including computer simulations and AI, but now society is demanding probl
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by samrus 2y ago
No, that's called steering and it would be perfectly fine. But apple doesn't allow that, and that's what the EU's major complaint is about. So the worst case is that you have no competition, which is the definition of an
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by samrus 2y ago
What your describing is accomplished by standards, not monopolies. Monopolies can create standards but that's a horrible trade-off for society. HTML is a standard, not a monopoly
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by samrus 2y ago
Smart people realized that you can operate in antisocial manner and benefit at the cost of others by creating a monopoly? Do you also think drug peddlers are smart for entering an under supplied market?
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by samrus 2y ago
The problems you point out seem valid, but are you sure they are directly relevant to the core issue this AI is solving? That skilled data entry is critical to medical operations and is very effort intensive. I feel like doctor incentivizat
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by samrus 3y ago
Your point about a TPM PIN being more secure than a password doesn't make sense. Both are passwords. If you're assuming the user stored their PIN safely, then you can also assume they would store their password safely. Your broade
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by samrus 3y ago
I don't think your arguing in good faith. I dont like to throw around the word "shill" but it gets hard sometimes. Assuming you are just misunderstanding. The comment about iCloud email is talking about interoperability. Wher
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by samrus 3y ago
It sounds like you prefer something that's more sensational simply because it's more sensational
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by samrus 3y ago
This is cool. Combining the planning from the RL model with the NLP knowledge engine is really good. Now the next thing is to come up with a way to generalize the planning engine to the level the LLM is generalized. So it could learn plan f
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by samrus 3y ago
what an imaginative count of events. this guy should definitely work on the inevitable netflix documentary.
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by samrus 3y ago
pihole doesnt work for youtube because ads and content are served from the same domains.

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