spacemanspiff01

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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
There is all of this talk about an ai winter, and somehow I just kind of doubt it. Unlike in past decades there is a ridiculous amount of money, energy, and time going into the space, and unlike 40 years ago (or even 10) there are things th
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
Well there goes the most solid security measure to ever exist. No one's gonna hack floppy disks.
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
So I've been wondering... Why not just have ISPs block IP addresses? Have IP blocking default to on, but allow the customer (who is over 18) be able to opt out. Then have the services split up under-18 and 18+ IP addresses? Seems much
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
What I've always kinda thought is that each congress person gets a large amount of budget to spend on staff. ~order of 10 million per congressman. This would allow for the establishment of in house knowledge groups/ staffers, part
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
The real thing it needs is lower latency, imagine that demo without the 10 second gaps between speaking and response.
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
What is the use case for valgrind vs memory sanitizer?
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
So what I don't get is why they don't have it as two tiers, aka if you make software and sell it. Your software and all dependencies must be certified. The people doing certification must have a active hand in the development proc
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
Forget that, have all members of a meeting be ai, each person gives them talking points. It will either break things, or the meeting was pointless in the first case.
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
Presumably they don't charge credit cards individually...
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
So coming from c++ these factories are sounding a lot like compilers, how does a framework differ from a new language and standard library? Or for that matter, an os and POSIX? A language is just a standardized framework, and languages are
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
Wait... There was only one month where I was working on "finish your thesis"
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
So, I did not realize these were all supposed to be the same location. I find it funny that my best guess was what appeared to me to be a Ohio conference room.
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
I believe that performance degrades, as the models end up training on data that is more homogenized and less diverse when compared to original data. At least according to this paper (I think, FYI I am not a expert) https://arxiv.
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
For what it's worth from limited testing, (one example) gpt3.5 does have enough knowledge to determine the why. I was curious what was going on in a sine cosine lookup table and that was doing linear interpolation between the points.
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
No way would I ever run a random exe. I only run random bash scripts from the internet with sudo permissions
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
Parts of US have this, (where it snows and is dry enough in the winter to be an issue.)
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
You need to disable intelligence (there is a popup)
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
If they pay me at contract rates double my current salary, and in my particular case my current IP assignment clause/the problem/ law makes it ok. Sure, pay me money to do something like what you guys need done. Probably most usef
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
Clearly the most advanced model we've seen to date. It's already trolling you.
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by spacemanspiff01 3y ago
I wonder how many companies will be doing more bugfixes now... For example, the initial product generates "hello world". What it was supposed to do was control a robot to automatically do pick and place. It's Definitely a bug
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by spacemanspiff01 4y ago
Why? What do you think the better model is?