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by typon 2y ago
Kinko's is not the pinnacle of human engineering - TSMC is. A slight difference there.
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by typon 2y ago
A significantly worse model that says naughty words.
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Behind OpenAI's plan to make A.I. flow like electricity(nytimes.com)
134 points by typon 2y ago|160 comments
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by typon 2y ago
AI Safety is a science fiction created by large corporations and useful idiots to distract from working on boring, real AI safety concerns like bias, misinformation, deepfakes, etc.
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by typon 2y ago
Am I tripping or is the linked manual for the Mark II, not the Mark I?
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by typon 2y ago
This says less about consumer habits than about thr quality of EVs being sold in Europe and North America
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by typon 2y ago
I think solving ARC-AGI will be necessary but not sufficient. My bet is that the converse will not be true - a model that will be considered "AGI" but does poorly on ARC-AGI. So in that sense, I think this is an important benchmar
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by typon 2y ago
Polar icecaps shuddering at the thought
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by typon 2y ago
Anyone know John Carmack's status on his AGI company?
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by typon 2y ago
Maybe that proves his point?
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by typon 2y ago
That's an even better example. Although I can see Ted Chiang arguing that the really good directors painstakingly redo shots, cut, edit etc. Maybe the essence of art is the grind? Not sure.
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by typon 2y ago
"accounting fraud" is so quaint compared to what it takes to outrage people these days
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by typon 2y ago
My friend is a very good painter, but not a famous painter. In the art world, its an open secret that most famous painters, especially ones that are old, don't really paint much. They hire "ghost-painters" to do the actual wo
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by typon 2y ago
This is brilliant
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by typon 2y ago
> soon they will be equal That's a prediction, one that I hope comes true. However, I have to be realistic and given the track record I am not too hopeful.
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by typon 2y ago
I would love it if there was a working autonomous vehicle outside of Waymo. Google's monopoly in search engines has stifled innovation in that space for long enough. The problem is that Tesla just hasn't demonstrated they are capa
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by typon 2y ago
Tesla has yet to demonstrate autonomous driving capability. A human ready to intervene in long tail scenarios (which is the hard part of the problem) does not constitute autonomous capability, no matter what the marketing material says.
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by typon 2y ago
* No ability to browse the site without logging in * Hundreds of spam account followers * Sponsored content inserted in replies masquerading as real content * Random bugs with video content constantly * Twitter blue boosting replies to the
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by typon 2y ago
Basically ALL the important inventions and scientific discoveries have been made at publicly funded universities.
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by typon 2y ago
Why is this news?
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by typon 2y ago
As someone who works in a robotics company, our biggest competition is minimum wage Latinos working in warehouses.
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by typon 2y ago
Maybe something like CppFront can allow metaprogramming such that the default constructor is deleted by default on all types and becomes opt-in.
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by typon 2y ago
That makes me feel better, thank you.
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by typon 2y ago
Does anyone else find it wild that you can make such a powerful poison at home so easily? One that can be administered pretty covertly?
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by typon 2y ago
I'm not following. How do you propose search is performed by the ASI designed for "AI Research"? (as proposed by the article)
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by typon 2y ago
The cost of the LLM isn't the only or even the most important cost that matters. Take the example of automating AI research: evaluating moves effectively means inventing a new architecture or modifying an existing one, launching a trai
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by typon 2y ago
This is a great example of why the age of truly terrible software is going to be ushered in as LLMS get better. When the cost of complexity of interacting with an API is paid by the LLM, optimizing this particular part of software design (a
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by typon 2y ago
Looking forward to the MKBHD review
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by typon 2y ago
The Canadian Dream is to get a great education and then move of the US. You might want to blame the government or this or that but I think as a Canadian I've finally come to reckon with the fact that it's just not in the Canadian
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by typon 2y ago
Things are going to get much, much worse than this.

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