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by throwuwu 3y ago
How are they similar?
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by throwuwu 3y ago
https://jezebel.com/grimes-has-changed-her-and-elon-musks-ba...
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Like Threads?
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by throwuwu 3y ago
From what’s been rumoured about the Twitter code base those changes will need to be made across a dozen repos.
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by throwuwu 3y ago
> instructions on how to efficiently overthrow a government lol the examples people give for AI safety are always so ridiculous. Here I am thinking I’m bad at estimating when I misjudge a week’s worth of work for a month and this guy thi
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Should be good motivation to figure out what those numbers mean
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by throwuwu 3y ago
How detached does your management need to be in order to f this up? You’d obviously have to coordinate this in a large corp.
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by throwuwu 3y ago
This is a good example of why it is useful to have more than one person or team work on the same problem in parallel. Yes you duplicate effort but you often come up with better solutions especially if the teams regularly meet to compare not
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by throwuwu 3y ago
So instead of seeing them 20 more times before they die you see them 10 more times. Better make every second count.
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Here’s a milquetoast take that might be more palatable https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-02/the-downs...
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by throwuwu 3y ago
If the goal of your trip is to hike then fine, hike. But if you’re visiting family that you only see for a few days out of a year you want to maximize that time with them.
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by throwuwu 3y ago
People travel for lots of reasons, many of them urgent. You’ll never have everything you need within walking distance, at some point something will be required that is far away whether it’s the birth of a child, a critical piece of equipmen
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by throwuwu 3y ago
> why would increasing the strength of gravity in your simulation, imply necessarily changing your discritization scale? Changing acceleration values in physics simulations often requires you to modify the rate at which you check for ove
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Nah, I’m cool with being a brain in a box. There are more important things to think about.
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by throwuwu 3y ago
As a writer you are pursuing higher minded activities. You aren’t working in a factory or steering a plow behind a team of oxen. You aren’t illiterate. You even have free time outside of your already very refined employment to pursue even
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by throwuwu 3y ago
That scenario is easy to explain. If it hasn’t been trained on the Ted Lasso script then it’s going to just be guessing and will likely be wrong. Training a GPT model to identify when it lacks enough information to answer is something resea
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Route around the problem
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by throwuwu 3y ago
There’s a substantial amount of important visual information in the video. It’s not just stock photos.
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by throwuwu 3y ago
It’s a funny one. At first: how horrifying to subject brain cells to the world of Doom! After more info: oh, they don’t perceive the horrific setting nor possess the context to know they are in a simulation. They just have inputs and output
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by throwuwu 3y ago
I’m quite happy that the always on firehose of ephemeral trash is dying. It only feels bad in the way that withdrawal sickness feels bad to a junkie. We need to kick this dopamine habit and focus on the important things.
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Way too overcomplicated and authoritarian. The reason why the old internet was good was because it had both a high barrier to entry and a low perceived utility for commercial exploitation. Gemini gets it right by just starting over and limi
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by throwuwu 3y ago
This is like an article concerning the rise in injuries to horses caused by automobiles on the road. It’s stuck in the old paradigm. There will still be search engines in 10 years but they will not be the primary interface we use to access
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Training data quality is hugely important so I very much doubt they don’t curate the text they use.
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Link? Also have to prove they used all books and did 0 curation to remove copyrighted material
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by throwuwu 3y ago
Isn’t it much more likely that there are a lot of book reviews and summaries in its training set from which it can synthesize its own?
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by throwuwu 3y ago
They’d better sell a good storage solution for those lenses too otherwise they’re going to get lost or mixed up easily
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by throwuwu 3y ago
It’s cringe that you think this is cringe.
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by throwuwu 3y ago
I’m not sure archive.org will be there either. Institutions aren’t immortal
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by throwuwu 3y ago
This all just points out how hard it is to preserve anything over a long period of time. We think of the things in our lives as being permanent because they mostly last for a good portion of our lifetime but once property or information cha
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by throwuwu 3y ago
I don’t mind it performing actions on its own but it for sure needs its own account with restrictive permissions.

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