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by tsunamifury 1mo ago
So the TL;DR here is that Astra's trick is that its a turbo-charged weaker model vs a larger heavier one-pass model -- and the turbo is instead of reasoning by 'talking out loud' and generating intermediary steps, the reasoni
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
Calling people morons is again the wrong move. You are the problem. In fact I believe that global warming caused this but was trying to illustrate that YOU ARE THE PROBLEM. The proper response would have been explaining that 1540’s compara
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
San Francisco wasted millions on congestion pricing research that ironically totally solved by Covid. Now work from home has essentially destroyed the downtown but also left it with very little traffic compared to 2019. That being said the
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
We are discussing aridification in europe, a specifically local event? Also one that can happen regardless of global warming and has happened severalt times in the last 5000 years. Do you not even track what conversation context you'
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
You realize that this number has been 'kept' at 4% by continuiously qualifying the unemployed as "not looking". Real unemployment has been steadily growing along U6 numbers
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
As someone who hope global warming is man-made becuase that woudl be FIXABLE at least in theory, this is EXTREMELY deceptive report and graph and for the sake of humanity these scientists should be doing MUCH better. Comparing sample rates
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
This can be replaced, you just have to do the work of building a design library yourself and the guidance components. Then building skills around their use.
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
Yea might as well do anything you want that gives you joy… Don’t even think through what you say remotely before you say it?
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
I know this is controversial but I doubt this heat wave is entirely human made. Europe has gone through long arid periods in this past.
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
Only a fool gloats about being right about the end of the world.
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
Pretty sure? Guy this was openly stated more than a decade and half ago by all the current oligarchs
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
Huh amazing. That’s why no one e breaks them then …
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
Laws don’t stop people from doing what they want to do. It is incredibly naive to believe so
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
Chill out there Tyrell.
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
I'll just say that over 2 decades of trying and billions of dollars spent by the Nordics, Singapore, China, Japan, and Korea say otherwise. Changing human motivations is significantly harder than drilling a new hole or putting up a sol
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
Unsure if you’ll see this. 1) demographics are collapsing worse than expected for high value cohorts (working and fighting age men and child bearing women) because older numbers didn’t cohort ages eg real numbers can linearly decline suppor
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
Hey relax! NO JOKES! haha the irony here :)
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
i, in no way, implied it was an acronym which would require periods (in this enviroment) if we are being a pedantic as you. Simply a stylistic choice to cause it to read clearly and stand out. Your comment is, in its entirety, meaningless
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
Fair question, we are more on a edge (which who can say when truly til after the fact) but what I see as someone who has privilged position and data into global trade, GDP mandates, and monetary policy and its effects on the private sector
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
It seems we are not able to talk about the economic effects of this era of capitalism as almost our entire monetary and economic theory seems to be defined by two events and institutions compeltely lack the ability to see anything else 1) T
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
Ah yes, Amazon, notable for targeting premium end to get started. Literally everything you're saying doesn't line up with reality. Apple's most popular product today are two lower end (neo and mini). You make the mistake of
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
Apple sells to half the American population. And by definition many of them are poor. Spirit was broken by oil prices which everyone pays the same for. (There is no cheaper jet fuel alternative). Not a good comparison to the point of wrong
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by tsunamifury 2mo ago
I hope I’m missing the sarcasm here…
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by tsunamifury 3mo ago
stop with reductionist absurdum.
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by tsunamifury 3mo ago
stop it. This is such reductionist bullshit. By your infinite reductionism definition no one knows how anything works
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by tsunamifury 3mo ago
Yes, it turns out that matrix math over a feature space of math works pretty well because unlike poetry or real world work, maths are internally coherent and entirely theoretical.
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by tsunamifury 3mo ago
I think its been pretty clear that in abnsense of clear use cases that are monetizable many model providers have been benchmaxxing on abstract or low utility average user performance. This results in a lot of "oh wow it can do math I d
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by tsunamifury 3mo ago
I'm sorry, we know exactly how LLMs work, this myth that we "dont know how they work" was perpetuated by executives that dont know how they work. We know exactly how attention layers work and how they produce the next word as
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by tsunamifury 3mo ago
Yes. If you use the right technical terms together it’s lights up more specific feature spaces to your task. Specificity matters to LLMs a lot.
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by tsunamifury 3mo ago
I feel like you should search through the thousands of papers that are generated nonsense math theory and laugh at how you cherry picked 3 things.

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