sebbecai

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by sebbecai 11mo ago
For non thinking/agentic models, they must 1-shot the answer. So every token it outputs is part of the response, even if it's wrong. This is why people are getting different results with thinking models -- it's as if you were
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by sebbecai 6y ago
What makes these sites "hyperpartisan" is that they are directly funded by candidates or PACs that support them. My read: it's in their interest to seem balanced until the moment that it matters--when covering candidates or p
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by sebbecai 7y ago
I could be wrong, but I've always thought this was connected to Burning Man (masks are functional there).
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by sebbecai 8y ago
Obama was also the "tech" president. I wonder to what extent this increased surveillance is a result of the scalability advantages software brings. More than all previous presidents combined is pretty significant. Did he spend th
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by sebbecai 9y ago
The premise of "The Three Body Problem" is that the fastest way to make a technological leap is to find another species that has already developed the technology. Even seeing what can be done would make a huge impact. China&#x27
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by sebbecai 9y ago
The point of this is what is known as model-based learning. Basically, the long-term goal is to be able to predict the output of a given action (jumping, walking left, etc.) by an AI agent. When you can do this, then the agent doesn'
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by sebbecai 9y ago
And then there's roommates... I used to pay $600 a month for an SF house, and did this by having 2 roommates and a live-in girlfriend. Saved enough for a house. Much comes down to delayed gratification.
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by sebbecai 14y ago
I'd say that the ability to play any song (with playlists) without needing to install anything (Spotify) or pay money (Rhapsody) is the reason.