thrwayaistartup

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by thrwayaistartup 3y ago
I think that ascribes way too much meaning to hallucinations, which are the artifact of a big fancy markov chain doing what you'd expect a big fancy markov chain to do.
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by thrwayaistartup 3y ago
Looking back in 25 years, the "Hallucination Problem" will sound a lot like the "Frame Problem" of the 1970s. Looking back, it's a bit absurd to say that GOFAI would've got to AGI if only the Frame Problem coul
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by thrwayaistartup 3y ago
Even in the parts of the US with 203X goals, many of the statutory "EV" definitions include vehicles with large gas tanks. E.g., the Toyota RAV4 Plugin Hybrid qualifies for EV tax credits in most states with such credits.
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by thrwayaistartup 3y ago
Yes, that's the problem with US political-economics right now. You've (failed to?) identify the "political" part of "political-economics".
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by thrwayaistartup 3y ago
There are a ton of software development jobs in those sectors! Especially if you include all the "software" jobs that are less like the sort of programming at a typical software shop and more like "Math/CS/Eng PhDs
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by thrwayaistartup 3y ago
Montana has a massive amount of coal reserves, several productive oil fields, and a lot of refining capacity. If you close the oil refineries and leave coal in the ground, a lot of communities in Montana are going to become ghost towns. The
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by thrwayaistartup 3y ago
I think it's an artifact of (1) being an all-day-meeting-person, and (2) the majority of work-product being present in PPT form. (1): Taking notes in PowerPoint is sensible if you want an entire conference room to be able to read the n
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by thrwayaistartup 3y ago
I am about to start working on a non-profit project -- not a startup, but similar in terms of resources dedicated to the project and how we hope it will scale. One of our big questions is whether it makes sense to rent or to buy for trainin