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by seydor 1y ago
We need more of these models that can truly understand world building and how the world works. Then we can talk about real AGI
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by seydor 1y ago
This is good for China
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by seydor 1y ago
well actually image output is fixed and there s lots of training data. Neural networks can learn anything in their latent space so there is no need to impose 3D rendering constraints, and it s not evident that it's less efficient (for
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by seydor 1y ago
I believe their competition is from chinese companies , for some time now
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by seydor 1y ago
Would progress in these be faster if they created 3d meshes and animations instead of full frame videos?
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by seydor 1y ago
By promising to buy more american weapons, more american LNG and investing in american companies. We europeans are having a really hard time breaking our US addiction. I mean what are we even doing in here
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by seydor 1y ago
As agents become more useful, the monetization model will shift to something ... that we haven't though of yet.
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by seydor 1y ago
agree to disagree , but: Google already has access to any webpage because its own search Crawlers are allowed by most websites, and google crawls recursively. Thus Gemini has an advantage of this synergy with google search. Perplexity does
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by seydor 1y ago
do you think that every well-meaning GET request should be treated the same way as a distributed attack ? The latter is the reason why people use CF not the former.
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by seydor 1y ago
they didnt seem to mind when openai et al. took all their content to train LLMs when they were still parasites that didn't have a symbiotic relationship. This thinking is kind of too pro-monopolist for me
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by seydor 1y ago
it's because those SEO bots keep crawling over and over, which perplexity does not seem to do (considering that the URLS are user-requested). Those are different cases and robots.txt is only about the former. Cloudflare in this case is
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by seydor 1y ago
Perplexity can then just ask the user to copy/paste the page content. That should be legal , it's what the user wants. The cases are equivalent
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by seydor 1y ago
Is that also how e.g. antrhopic trained on libgen? You can't even say the same thing about openAI because we don't know the corpus they train their models on.
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by seydor 1y ago
It's definitely not a DDOS when it's a single http request per year. I don't know if they do it on purpose but the fact is none of the big tech crawlers are limited.
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by seydor 1y ago
most users of cloudflare assume it's for spam control. They don't realize that they are blocking their content for everyone except for Faangs
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by seydor 1y ago
> it is built on trust. This is funny coming from Cloudflare, the company that blocks most of the internet from being fetched with antispam checks even for a single web request. The internet we knew was open and not trusted , but thanks
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by seydor 1y ago
Reserve currency may maintain its status even after the empire behind it has collapsed. America may decline but the dollar will go on for a number of decades
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by seydor 1y ago
It's not like Palantir invents the algorithms, but it select where to apply them. So it turns out it's very possible to invest in good or bad ethics
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by seydor 1y ago
this is the nature of capitalism, capital begets more capital and the returns are exponential, however our societies, economies, and tax systems remain linear. We never really adjusted because it's complicated. To me it's obvious
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by seydor 1y ago
You are literally talking to yourself and to the responses of the llm. That is the context fed in for the next continuation
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by seydor 1y ago
Try to cash out that pile of stocks and instantly the bubble pops. The values are virtual
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by seydor 1y ago
Indeed, talking to an AI is basically talking to yourself
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by seydor 1y ago
But with an NDA so that leaks can be legit
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by seydor 1y ago
We ve all been through this
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by seydor 1y ago
That's because the checkbox has misleading labeling. It doesn't care about robots but about spam and data harvesters. So there is no issue here at all.
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by seydor 1y ago
This is raising a generation of radicalized teens with institutionalized hatred against the older generation. Will end well
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by seydor 1y ago
that is evident, the puzzling thing for average people is why
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by seydor 1y ago
As far as sodas go though, they are the least interesting
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by seydor 1y ago
This is funny because EU commission and parliament are among the largest advertisers on fb. I don't know if it counts as political ads
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by seydor 1y ago
No , reading is filling up your mind's LLM with the context given by someone else. Your thinking is what happens after reading.

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