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by typon 1y ago
No this is well known. Look for Table 2.2 in GPT3 paper.
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by typon 1y ago
Its a shame this model is performing so well because I can't in good conscience pay money to Elon Musk. Will just have to wait for the other labs to do their thing.
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by typon 1y ago
LLMs are all built on stolen data. There is no such thing as intellectual property in LLMs.
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by typon 1y ago
They have a large robotics research group.
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by typon 1y ago
thanks for the recs!
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by typon 1y ago
I wish I could experience the feeling of reading The Count of Monte Cristo again
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by typon 2y ago
That's religion, not a predictive theory. The Bitter Lesson has held up in a lot of domains where injecting human inductive bias was detrimental. Adding LIDAR for example is not inductive bias - it's a strictly superior form of se
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by typon 2y ago
The counter argument is a bitter lesson that Tesla is learning from Waymo and the lesson might be bitter enough to tank the company. Waymo's approach to self driving isn't end to end - they have classical control combined with ton
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by typon 2y ago
Gotta love these guys for keeping at it for 26 years. Much much love
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by typon 2y ago
Imagine the actual reverse: police surveil American jews for attending pro Israel/pro genocide protests. The police chief would be fired within a day.
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by typon 2y ago
Creating an underclass that relies on economic elites paying taxes rather than being economically independent because you want to optimize for "high value add industries" is a terrible long term strategy.
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by typon 2y ago
Imagine if the world's engineering talent was focused on this rather than making AI to generate slop?
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by typon 2y ago
Well no because Leela today beats human + AI combos or humans only just as well.
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by typon 2y ago
With AGI/ASI, there will come a point where this paradox breaks down: once the ASI is self-sufficient and "agentic enough", people's direct use for it will actually reduce. You won't need to "micromanage"
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by typon 2y ago
OpenAI is the MIC darling - expect more ridiculous attacks on competitors in the future
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by typon 2y ago
Altman rising to the top and becoming the defacto state preferred leader of AI in the US is wild. Fair play to him.
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by typon 2y ago
Historical revisionism is supposed to happen when enough time has passed. This ceasefire is directly due to Trump's pressure on Netanyahu. Trump's envoy went to Doha and made this happen: https://www.axios.com/2025
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by typon 2y ago
Just replying to the above comment that seems to suggest that all these DEI jobs are being taken over by "black or Hispanic" people.
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by typon 2y ago
In my entire career working for US companies, I have yet to work with a black software engineer. Not a auxiliary role like PM, DevOps, IT but a straight SDE role. I have worked with literally hundreds of software engineers in my life.
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by typon 2y ago
This is one technology that I've been waiting for for over a decade. Apple apparently hasn't given up on it, despite working on it for 10+ years as well. I am hopeful it can be solved because diabetes is one of the biggest killers
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by typon 2y ago
The rules are written by the powerful to advantage the powerful. Once those advantages disappear, the rules must be rewritten or disregarded.
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by typon 2y ago
Xenophobia
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by typon 2y ago
Maybe you don't understand how this works? It's able to query the relevant documentation, put it in its context and then use that to generate code. It's extremely relevant to giving existing models superior functionality.
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by typon 2y ago
Asked it to generate code for a library that was released in the past year - GPT-4 couldn't do it and this one just did it flawlessly. I am super impressed.
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by typon 2y ago
Weird that this article doesn't mention Carrom at all - maybe people in North America haven't heard of it.
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by typon 2y ago
If her contrarian view is correct, why shouldn't she be cynical since no one else seems to care. If her contrarian view is incorrect, then sure don't listen to her.
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by typon 2y ago
Does he have some damning videos on his investors? I am truly baffled as to why this guy keeps getting funded
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by typon 2y ago
My modelling the relevant parts of the worm that are involved in these processes. You don't need an atomistic DFT simulator to get a good enough simulation of fluid dynamics, enough to design jets or rockets that go into space.
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by typon 2y ago
I can imagine a world where you can simulate a simple organism like a worm without knowing how to simulate the cells that make it. This is because emergent behaviour of complex systems can be much simpler than the constituent parts of that
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by typon 2y ago
Here's a better idea: make public universities better and more competitive.

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