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by suslik 3y ago
I feel like it's not pushed back, it's swiped under the rug. Is it surprising that the bulldog climbs from under the rug on the other side eventually?
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by suslik 3y ago
If I was a future historian - or a machine intelligence documenting the past based on mindless alignment with a long-gone humanity - I would feel very empathetic towards a common centrist like myself. Politically, I feel completely alone. T
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by suslik 3y ago
I heard good things about self-hosting it through elest.io.
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by suslik 3y ago
A semi-relevant anecdote: over the Christmas break (which was > 2 weeks for me), I was pouring 12-14 hours a day into my personal hobby project and didn’t feel tired or bored at all. I literally couldn’t stop working on it. Now that I’m
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by suslik 3y ago
What is the reason to believe that LLMs are an evolutionary step towards AGI at all? In my mind there is a rather large leap from estimating a conditional probability of a next token over some space to a conscious entity with its own goals
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by suslik 3y ago
I don’t use doom but this sounds like whichkey.
127.
by suslik 3y ago
If you’re talking about iOS, ther is adblocking there. Adguard works well for me on Safari, and Orion browser even runs ublock origin. I honestly never see ads on mobile.
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by suslik 3y ago
There a plenty of non-ad-driver services that allow hosting blogs for free. Github, cloudfare’s free tier, and many others - and you can certainly find a one-click vm deployment of a blogging platform for less then 5$. I believe this implie
129.
by suslik 3y ago
Fair enough - I don't do highlights; usually I only import books into marvin (iOS reader app), so never encountered this use case.
130.
by suslik 3y ago
Calibre library syncs perfectly across devices via dropbox / any other cloud storage. Can't see why this wouldn't just work with a shared cloud folder as well. This also has an added benefit that the books are available for d
131.
by suslik 3y ago
Truly. I have it blocked in my kagi search together with pinterest, w3schools and other similar things like that. Can’t say I miss it.
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by suslik 3y ago
My grandma has turned 95 this year. She still works in a research institute (ex-USSR) every day, writing numerical simulations in Fortran and Maple. Her colleagues still don't want her to retire, and she postpones that every year. Her
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by suslik 3y ago
This can fit into a Macbook Pro with integrated memory. With all the recent development in the world of local llms I regret I settled for only 24Gb RAM on my laptop - but the 13b models work great.
134.
by suslik 3y ago
Thanks. Sounds good, really - but I'll have to wait for the next Black Friday deal.
135.
by suslik 3y ago
The pricing looks rather steep. Does it bring any benefits relative to just using openai playground?
136.
by suslik 3y ago
Cutting off "I’d just like to interject for a moment" from this pasta is herecy.
137.
by suslik 3y ago
Interesting. I have iphone xs max which was made in 2018. It doesn't feel obsolete at all. Works great, in fact.
138.
by suslik 3y ago
I never ran llama2 myself, but I read many times it is heavily censored.
139.
by suslik 3y ago
> Microsoft is eating their lunch. Well, that is trully shocking.
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by suslik 3y ago
I hope we will find a way to fix it without ruining all the good stuff - open borders, free market, consistent regulatory practices. European land is soacked with blood, Alsace–Lorraine, all that. A war between France and Germany seems abso
141.
by suslik 3y ago
> it's not exactly difficult to find Jews. Really? As a 25% jew whos genetic data was probably just stolen, I'd like to disagree with that statement. I don't harbour any stereotypical jewish phenotypes, and don't self
142.
by suslik 3y ago
That can be achieved through anonimity. I don't understand why companies have to know who I am in such detail. Every little website requires my phone number, SSN, retina patterns and the name of my childhood pet. If I could use 23andme
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by suslik 3y ago
Sounds plausible - this is in line with the modern trend to posture by sanctioninig innocent people. Of course, the only demographic these restrictions can affect are casuals. Even I know how to cirumvent this; thinking that this could hind
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by suslik 3y ago
I don't care too much about Sam. He seems to me just a bloke that was at the right place at the right time. With the builders, though - I always felt so much contempt to the extremities of AI safety "they" seem to be pushing
145.
by suslik 3y ago
Hard to say, actually. There is very little inside information. My first thought was exactly the same, but I'd probably also be upset if instead of guaranteed millions in stock options I was suddenly offered a choice between becoming a
146.
by suslik 3y ago
Yes - but I do have a feeling they didn't try too hard.
147.
by suslik 3y ago
Yes, naturally. But both you and I know exactly what I meant by this hyperbole.
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by suslik 3y ago
"A plague on both your houses" feels a more fitting classical citation.
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by suslik 3y ago
How is that a good reason for GPT4 not being able to write the word 'fuck'? You might handwave the patronising attitude of OpenAI strategy, but with many of ust they did lost most of their good faith by trying to make their model
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by suslik 3y ago
Was GPT4 a success due to the brilliance of OpenAI's tech team vs first movers advantage and good GPU deals with MS? I might be missing something here, but to me nothing about this technology feels like rocket science (obviously, there

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