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by tintor 3y ago
What counts then? They intentionally included combat training in the dataset. It is in their Technical Report. How can combat training not be interpreted as "principal purpose or implementation is to cause or directly facilitate injury
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by tintor 3y ago
Not true. Boston Dynamics has been demoing long and complicated single take videos involving walking, running, jumping and manipulation, in less than ideal conditions.
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by tintor 3y ago
Because the robot likely doesn't have any memory. It sees empty plate after the trash got removed.
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by tintor 3y ago
Letter-by-letter tokenization increases inference and training costs and latency (as you need more tokens)
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by tintor 3y ago
It is safe to assume it works only for that specific demo, and nothing else.
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by tintor 3y ago
Try poking it with a hockey stick (Boston Dynamic style)
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by tintor 3y ago
combat training agent? [0] this is direct violation of google ai principles on autonomous weapon development: [1] [0] Screenshot from SIMA Technical Report: https://ibb.co/qM7KBTK [1] https://ai.google/respo
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by tintor 3y ago
"just a re-write"
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by tintor 3y ago
bank profit
250.
by tintor 3y ago
It is just for improving very low credit score, for people not eligible for regular credit cards.
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by tintor 3y ago
Where did they claim being open-source?
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by tintor 3y ago
Is there a geometrical shape, that will always settle in the same orientation?
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by tintor 3y ago
What precision can be achieved using celestial navigation, and it is good enough for lunar landing?
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by tintor 3y ago
Will it work equally well on nights with cloud cover?
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by tintor 3y ago
`Anything safe enough to allow Microsoft or others access too would be safe enough to release publicly.` This makes absolutely no sense.
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by tintor 3y ago
"what can an American sell to Chinese people?" Software, Movies, TV Series, Songs, Video Games, Technology Licenses
257.
by tintor 3y ago
Rental cars and hotel rooms in your example are not necessarily free.
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by tintor 3y ago
Abstract doesn't answer my question. What is the scientific contribution of the paper? They trained transformer on pairs of <sokoban_level, A*_optimal_solution>.
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by tintor 3y ago
Paper authors choose to compare against A* and Sokoban. A* can't solve even the first level of original Sokoban 90 levels.
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by tintor 3y ago
"26.8% fewer search steps than standard A∗ search" So, slightly better than A* which is far from SOTA on Sokoban ( https://festival-solver.site/ ). What is impressive in this paper? Why is this on Hacker News?
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by tintor 3y ago
But there is plenty of Helium 3 to mine on the Moon, to justify the cost.
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by tintor 3y ago
backchanneling phrases are annoying in human conversation
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by tintor 3y ago
Why would they include this? `you also agree to waive, and not to enforce, any “moral rights” or equivalent rights, such as your right to object to derogatory treatment of such User Content`
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by tintor 3y ago
They are developing new tech in responsible way, unlike other companies just creating problems for others.
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by tintor 3y ago
"Just. Pay. Me." Ok, how much? How would one determine all sources and their contribution weights for each produced completion from GPT?
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by tintor 3y ago
But they need to know if sat is hazardous and/or radioactive, or what risks it posses to their vehicle.
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by tintor 3y ago
1. Of course you have some control, like in driving. You can put on the seat belt, and not remove it until landing. When driving you have no control over other actors. In plane you have two professional pilots. 2. Traffic accidents with inj
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by tintor 3y ago
You don't get non-zero risk of dying anywhere. Do you drive or ride in cars, busses, trains? There are many other daily risks other than transportation.
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by tintor 4y ago
"According to the Planet Money podcast, in the US alone, there are 400,000 fewer accounting clerks today than in 1980, the first full year that VisiCalc went on sale. But Planet Money also found that there were 600,000 more jobs for re
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by tintor 4y ago
Unit testing: How would you automatically verify LLM output to a static prompt? Outputs can vary with each invocation.

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