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by softg 3y ago
> Its similar to how high verbal IQ people can easily master multiple languages, but normal people are only good at their main language. How? Are you implying "high verbal IQ people" have bigger "models" in their head
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by softg 3y ago
Slightly related dumb question, I saw on GitHub that TensorFlow has Java support. Does anyone actually use TensorFlow with Java?
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by softg 3y ago
Even the authorities are minorities in my waterpark ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4Tbji8ZsN0 )
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by softg 3y ago
I'm not aware of a violent non-state actor that exclusively or primarily attacks the means of production instead of military personnel and regular civilian targets. Is there any?
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by softg 3y ago
> understand your point of view if you're from a first-world country and you never experienced the terror of having people interfering with the means of production. Do you mean a strike? A very common event in many first-world count
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by softg 3y ago
Looking at the beginning of the transcript, where they point out all these corporations owned by BlackRock, it's funny that the Vanguard Group owns a bigger share of each one of them.
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by softg 3y ago
The problem is advanced LLMs are controlled by large corporations. Powerful local models exist (in part thanks to Meta's generosity oddly enough) and they're close to GPT-3.5, but GPT-4 is far ahead of them and by the time other m
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by softg 3y ago
>I was idly wondering, today, if the capitalism was supercharged by the Protestant notion of idle-hands are sinful-hands? German sociologist Max Weber was wondering the same question about a century ago and wrote a whole book about it ca
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by softg 3y ago
I am not sure this is a good idea. Correct me if I'm wrong but LLMs or NNs in general can not be open source the way a traditional software product is i.e. you can't inspect the code to see what it's exactly doing and why. Yo
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by softg 3y ago
Luckily arrow in Turkish rhymes with 'woke' so the two are not easily confused. The most common Turkish word for okay is also a loanword from Arabic.