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by ugh123 3y ago
Maybe it wasn't secret, and Ilya wanted to bring it to the board but Sam fought him.
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by ugh123 3y ago
Ah, makes sense. I think that is indeed impressive to fill in the paths of reasoning between unknown to known based on even small nuggets of information combined possibly with "learned intuition" which your son seems to have obta
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by ugh123 3y ago
Maybe I'm unsure what we're arguing here. Did the guys kid drum that up himself or did he learn it from yt? Knowledge can be inferred or extracted. If it comes up with a correct answer and shows it's work, who cares how the k
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by ugh123 3y ago
Are you saying an LLM can't come to the right conclusion and give an explanation for "what is the absolute value of 2i + 2"?
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by ugh123 3y ago
https://archive.ph/3FLF8 Previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12625642
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by ugh123 3y ago
There will always be misuse, less sexy, or downright illegal use cases leveraging any AI product these days - just as is the nature of the internet itself.
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by ugh123 3y ago
In light of this weekend's events, and the more i've learned about OpenAI's beginnings and purpose, I now believe that there isn't necessarily a "for profit" motivation of the company, but merely that the origi
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by ugh123 3y ago
I was thinking about this a lot as well, but what did that mean for employee stock in the commercial entity? I heard they were up for a liquid cash-out in the next funding round.
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by ugh123 3y ago
I have checked View Source and also inspected DOM. Cannot find that.
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by ugh123 3y ago
"you will feel his wrath through the Azure clouds above you"
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by ugh123 3y ago
In that page linked, she says that OpenAI's system card wasn't a suitable replacement as a "commitment to safety". I feel thats a fair critique even for someone on a non-profit board, unless she's really advocating
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by ugh123 3y ago
>As you have now witnessed what happens when you dare stand up to Sam Altman, Sorry, but was this written by 19 year olds?
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by ugh123 3y ago
I think YouTube runs as some kind of browser-based app on a lot of devices. Mainly due to fragmentation and development challenges but it also gives them a consistent environment to integrate custom codecs and DRM checks. The UI is pared do
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by ugh123 3y ago
In the new business world of AI? Definitely.
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by ugh123 3y ago
Who the heck is Tasha McCauley?
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by ugh123 3y ago
>They ended up selling ads to Realtors rather than opening up a new way for owners to sell their homes directly. Doesn't it always go that way with goals like that? How many times have we seen "automated recruiting" platfo
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by ugh123 3y ago
He was in love once too
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by ugh123 3y ago
Wow! That flow chart is really a killer point and probably should be a first-class concept for a tool like this. Really starts to give someone the right levers to making something useful vs. a toy.
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by ugh123 3y ago
Looks great! Just one note: there is a very faint shimmer of a white line on the left and right edges of this image which thus becomes more visible when wrapping around a model https://camo.githubusercontent.com/1a35eff2061f
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by ugh123 3y ago
>“I’m known for my love of theatrical and put my whole life into that, but, the truth is, the way the film goes out at home is equally important.” Thats respectable. But if he cares so much about that then him and the studios should dema
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by ugh123 3y ago
Didn't know this game existed. Seems like it may have been inspiration to "Stunt Race FX" from SNES. Great game! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stunt_Race_FX
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by ugh123 3y ago
I don't know much about the software-side of nvidia/gpus + LLMs. Can you catch me up on what software they've created means as a differentiator? Is that CUDA? How does this relate to things like tensorflow with Google's
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by ugh123 3y ago
Please tell me you scripted that ssh into across your 25k servers!
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by ugh123 3y ago
This seems like the kind of thing that would be addressed during implementation, rather than persevere as a fundamental problem with LLMs.
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by ugh123 3y ago
From your observation it seems the parallel to sysadmin -> multi faceted devops is software eng -> something close to "true full stack software and product implementation + possibly design" work. Wild.
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by ugh123 3y ago
Agreed. The only thing to come true in the last decade about the death of software engineering from no/low-code systems is that there were more software jobs created to build no/low-code systems. Also see "death of the sys a
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by ugh123 3y ago
My sense is that the doomers in software these days are either inexperienced and lack perspective from industry shifts over the years or weren't very good to begin with and could not build beyond basic crud and data shipping applicatio
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by ugh123 3y ago
Absolutely insane amount of coordination and individual mission operations for each one simultaneously. I don't think enough gets said about SpaceX's launch integration systems.
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by ugh123 3y ago
Is this not a case of being allowed for personal use and/or satire vs publishing the rendered works and then stepping on copyright?
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by ugh123 3y ago
It's great if you work at Netflix. Not all of los Gatos is tucked in the mountains either. It's a reasonable commute to the valley and San Jose. But SF is problematic

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