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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Really want him to become a fancy consultant for some fancy company with a huge paycheque
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
World's bigger than the US
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
incredibly bad take
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
why a bad time?
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
This is a great take. Added the book to my list
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
It needs to align with the evolution of content consumption, which I'm sure it can. That's why i said (re)
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
This is pretty cool. Only need to (re) solve the discoverability problem and we will have a better social network than twitter and reddit back
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Same, i almost exclusively used it and deleted instagram
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
That's certainly not true. Interoperability for basic features such as text, photos, videos, posts and comments doesn't mean apps are not free to add more features. Also, having an extendable framework will easily account for this
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
- Monopolistic apps are problematic and unreliable for users - Need for an open standard for communication on these apps, similar to UPI in India for transactions - These apps are used like utilities but governed as services. It is effectiv
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Really liked the last time they offered this app (only to subsequently pull it)
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Reading so many of the comments in this thread just strengthens my belief that we need large platforms to be governed like utilities, or even better, open source alternative based utilities
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
For example it is illegal for the water utility companies where I live to cut off water supply, even if someone does not pay the bills. It should be illegal for payment processors, search engines and other large internet platforms to take a
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
The problem is that such large platforms work like utilities, but are governed as services
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Well that's the easy part, and probably like half a percent of the work that goes on at a scale like that
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
I totally understand where you are coming from but the palatable entitlement of our species is at its peak when we say something like this
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
The internet is getting worse. Every comment on here is proof of that. We as tech-people MUST change this, because well, no one else will/cares/wants to. Let's try to make it easier to make these communities without relying o
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Like the French arresting people for using encryption and linux
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Let's start a commune.
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Yeah, before llms it was hardly imaginable that these jobs would someday be automated.
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Makes sense, but i wonder if there's some way to retrofit that functionality onto it
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
that seems wrong.. don't llms runs on probability distributions? Won't they have confidence built in?
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
That being said there's definitely some insane extreme ideologies here but definitely not as common as some media would portray. Also the NCERT sucks
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
India is a country of contradictions. My mom was a bio teacher, and obviously believes in the concept of evolution. But she's also spiritual and religious, and believes in creationist theories. She is somehow able to juxtapose both int
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High-Quality Video Reconstruction from Brain Activity(arxiv.org)
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
And perhaps more importantly community.
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Probably only the euro. The yuan isn't the best option for reasons you mention, and the next largest reserve which countries hold is only the euro. Link to interesting podcast episode about exactly that: The Red Line Podcast https:&#x
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
my father was a centurian, you see. his name was naughtius maximus...
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
The problem with defining AGI isn't only in defining intelligence, but also defining general. Also, why do we treat AGI as a yes/no question, when it probably makes sense to think partially... i don't have a definition of eit
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by shreyshnaccount 3y ago
Ah, here is our disagreement. I see what you mean but I'm not totally convinced by that.. reasoning isn't just being able to verbalize the steps you take, which llms can do but more so the steps themselves, and in my experience ll

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