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by sinuhe69 4mo ago
If you care, you certainly can find a lot of information about it nowadays. Of course, whether you want to believe it is another question. https://youtu.be/FSmtbSYE8pg
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by sinuhe69 4mo ago
Did any AI lab sponsor the study? If yes, I believe a note should be included in the paper, just like commercial sponsorship in any other field.
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by sinuhe69 4mo ago
The AI market might not collapse but the stock market could! Even if the AI companies only need to downgrade their investments and a healthy correction is underway, a fire sale of AI-related stocks will bring the stock market to its knees.
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by sinuhe69 5mo ago
Really? I don't know exactly how long people have been eating oil from olive, flax seed, sesame, coconut or palm nut, but I believe not under 6000–7000 years. But yeah, not the stuff we eat today.
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by sinuhe69 5mo ago
Zero-GPT says it's human written, with a fairly low score of 11.4% for AI. I think I should mention this, as some people seem to try to kill the piece by branding it AI-ism.
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by sinuhe69 5mo ago
The US is probably the only country in the world where they put an anti-vaxxer, a conspiracy theorist with no-qualification whatsoever in charge of the public health.
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by sinuhe69 5mo ago
How did they jump from finding counter-examples (disproof) to a proof?
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by sinuhe69 5mo ago
What I miss about Windows 7 is the total control over the system, not the GUI styling. In fact, some features of Windows 10+ are quite handy, for example the desktop tiles, windows corners or build-in virtual desktops. However, on Windows
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by sinuhe69 5mo ago
It’s certainly a worthy candidate for Free Pascal compiler. But I wish they will go farther by modernizing the language as well. Free Pascal is stuck in the old ages with no list comprehension, lamda or map&reduce. Also parallel and asy
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by sinuhe69 5mo ago
No, it doesn't learn or evolve on its own, but rather through humans and a huge data-gathering and training loop. It's aware of the input, but anything resulting from it will be discarded by the next query or restart. Even with al
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by sinuhe69 5mo ago
Being conscious is by definition you must be aware of your surrounding. A consequence of this and being intelligent is that by the same definition, you have to be able to learn/to change your "belief". A LLM do not have senso
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by sinuhe69 6mo ago
I love writing these short, punchy sentences. It makes the impact much better IMO. But maybe it’s just me.
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by sinuhe69 6mo ago
The organisation where my wife works ordered all mid-level leaders and above to take a mandatory AI course, mostly remote with two days on-site to present their capstone projects, costing 2x K USD (not including flights). The capstone proje
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by sinuhe69 6mo ago
“In other words, just like us, the model needs to shift from "exploration" in "fork" mode (divergent thinking to produce a creative solution) to "precision" in "lock" mode (producing syntactically cor
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by sinuhe69 7mo ago
The longer you converse with the LLM, the more frequent the same keywords will occur and Thu’s they will only strengthen the probabilistic choices of the LLM. The LLM do not exactly follow the instructions like a program would do, nor does
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by sinuhe69 7mo ago
I don’t understand why the authors haven’t written the problems instead of putting up a video? I rather read then watch (who knows how long) videos. Videos it’s a much worse format for information density and took much longer to make proper
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by sinuhe69 7mo ago
LOL! Input: Sad thoughts pervade me, and sometimes with a undertone of bitterness. I don’t know what to think. I can not form a clear train of thoughts yet, without falling in negative thinking. Thus, I will give it a pause. Time and space
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by sinuhe69 7mo ago
I tried to copy the instruction and pasted in Note to see what it said, but I could not. Either the clipboard was empty or something prevented Note recognized it as just text.
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by sinuhe69 7mo ago
My experience is very different. Even in a private window with no ad-blocker and Google signed out, Claude.ai is always at the top spot. And yes, the ad was clearly malicious. I'd never click on ad-link, though (even if it was the off
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by sinuhe69 7mo ago
He just made a joke
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by sinuhe69 7mo ago
Physical attacking such vessels is obviously not an option. But I wonder if directed targeted signal jamming and other electronic countermeasures could disrupt or at less severely affect such intelligence gathering. Intelligence gathering,
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by sinuhe69 7mo ago
Because they are an industry, aren’t they? Printing, binding, cover productions, transportation and storage, all that are much easier and much cheaper with a few standardized sizes.
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by sinuhe69 7mo ago
Oh, on my old PC, FF sometimes mysteriously crashed for apparently no reason. I sent bug reports and cleared the profile and it seemed to help for a while, then it crashed again. Much later, I suspected and tested the RAM and turned out, i
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by sinuhe69 7mo ago
In the Turchin model of societal collapse, discussing elite overproduction alone is not helpful at all. The model calls for 3 pillars: - elite overproduction and limited job opportunities - wealth pump and inequality - declining of popular
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
In general, Japanese are not very comfortable in using English. Thus for safety and critical information, broadcasting in their native language would feel much more trustworthy, reassuring and connected than any other language.
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
Yeah, I remember the time when we had to use satellites to connect. The long delay was really annoying and so unusual that most people without "training" could not even use the phone for conversation and just wasted the dollars.
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
Maybe it's time to learn some facts https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sino-Vietnamese_Wars
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sino-Vietnamese_Wars
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
Are you serious? Don't you know how many wars did China wage? It tried to assimilate Vietnam for 1000 years. The last large scale war against Vietnam was just 1979. In fact, China had started war with all its neighbors, with no excepti
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by sinuhe69 8mo ago
The writer uses first person and writes as if they are at Anthropic. It is being re-posted and shared as such, rather than satire, and not having a Community note is a disservice to everyone. The writer does not actually work at Anthropic,

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