usaar333

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by usaar333 3y ago
> They are pretty clear that 1.5 Pro is better than GPT-4 in general, and therefore we have a new LLM-as-judge leader, which is pretty interesting. They try to push that, but it's not the most convincing. Look at Table 8 for text
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by usaar333 3y ago
I find it hard to understand the calculus on Air Canada's side of fighting this. Not a lot of money and really bad press.
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by usaar333 3y ago
> The avg American is completely priced out of owning a home right now. Owning a house isn't a pre-req to have a kid
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by usaar333 3y ago
You are correct. That's exactly how I've always seen it used in industry. It also implies company wouldn't let them back in with a boomerang.
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by usaar333 3y ago
Interest rates only affect purchasing, not renting, at least at first order. Is purchasing demand actually fixed? I'd expect people to substitute renting for buying - I certainly do. Also note theoretically purchase prices would adjust
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by usaar333 3y ago
> I disagree with the author on many points, and the paper (at least the earlier versions) had a couple of arguments that I thought were weak and one-sided. But overall it's an excellent read. Even better than the Harvard vs. SFFA r
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by usaar333 3y ago
UC made their decision after this report came out. It was a purely political decision as the article goes into. They are unlikely to create their own test.
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by usaar333 3y ago
> Unless you're dealing with foreign income, are a business, or do a lot of contract work for cash, I don't see much reason why the IRS can't just handle all the taxes automatically - apart from the fact that some company
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by usaar333 3y ago
Higher Winogrande score than GPT-4. Surprising given others are more GPT-3ish
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by usaar333 3y ago
> Essentially, they think refugees will never be allowed back. > That doesn't mean they care, but without that issue resolved, they won't accept refugees. I find this dubious. Under any reasonable humanitarian perspective,
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by usaar333 3y ago
Interesting for the hard example of #2, it outperforms the project, though I credit this to memorization (given that it is able to reproduce the correct stanza and punctuation for "Spring and Fall, to a Young Child"). FWIW, the on
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by usaar333 3y ago
This system seemingly would defeat your solution as well
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by usaar333 3y ago
I've seen plenty of similar dumb things happen at small, growing companies. Driven by personal problems, overconfidence, etc. What's only surprising here is it blew up at a massive company. But then again, the board governance se
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by usaar333 3y ago
I'm not talking about intelligence but expertise. GPT-4 is a lot better than me at unfamiliar tasks, because it has the advantage of being able to readily transform all data on the internet. Once I have trained myself, I generally can
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by usaar333 3y ago
Note that the goal of ASI isn't to beat you per se, but the best humans. GPT-4 is generally not competitive with domain specialists (outside areas where machines have already been competitive for some time). That of course doesn'
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by usaar333 3y ago
> If you told someone in 2020 that we would have DALL-E 3 and GPT4 today they would say you're talking about UFOs too. Depends if they were paying attention. Emerging creative behaviors were noticed in GPT-3 in 2020. Image generati
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by usaar333 3y ago
What's intelligence though? GOFAI (level 1) is just logic and search, which are properties of modern optimizing compilers as well. Even Deep Blue (level 4) is just logic and search.
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by usaar333 3y ago
> Level 2 "Competent level" is basically AGI (capable of actually replacing many humans in real world tasks). I still find that a weird definition for two reasons: 1. All the narrow systems already have replaced humans in many
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by usaar333 3y ago
I don't even understand what the "AI" means in "narrow" AI. Why is a compiler at Level 0 rather than Level 5?
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by usaar333 3y ago
> GPT-4’s current knowledge cutoff of Jan 1, 2022 Knowledge cutoff refers to the "guaranteed knowledge". Scrapes may have information beyond this point since internet scraping is presumably done over many days. For instance, th
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by usaar333 3y ago
I'm really surprised your benchmark shows gpt-3.5-turbo-0301 outperforming gpt-4 (non tubo) on first try coding problems.
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by usaar333 3y ago
> After $100k, what difference does it make for one's happiness? Probably a lot. Can't raise a family in the Silicon Valley on that which makes people unhappy. This is far more of a cut than say at CZI.
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by usaar333 3y ago
FWIW, I couldn't get your custom path puzzle reliably working zero shot. Prompt: "This image shows various lines. The line connecting to the box labeled "exit" connects to what point?" Gpt: "The line connectin
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by usaar333 3y ago
It doesn't get the humor. The whole "foot on the scale" aspect and how it increases weight.
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by usaar333 3y ago
Antitrust law in the US was traditionally to protect consumers. I'm not seeing consumer harm on net from Amazon.
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by usaar333 3y ago
Yah, pretty sure it is the same feature that's been in Bing Chat for 2 months now. Which feels really like there's only one pass of feature extraction from the image, preventing any detailed analysis beyond a course "what do
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by usaar333 3y ago
Ah good find. yah, I tried bing and it is able to read a photo of that manual page and understand that the seat collar takes a 4mm hex wrench (though hallucinated and told me the torque was 5 Nm, unlike the correct 6.2, suggesting table re
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by usaar333 3y ago
That bike example seemed a mix of underwhelming (for being the demo video) and even confusing. 1. It's not smart enough to recognize from the initial image this is a bolt style seat lock (which a human can). 2. The manual is not shown
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by usaar333 3y ago
Seems also like too much talking with the company. I had cable internet only around this time and for some time a trap wasn't set. Why would you tell the company? Just don't watch cable TV if you have concerns.
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by usaar333 3y ago
> Another way for the people who do the work and create the wealth to keep more of it would be for their hourly wages be raised, instead of the profit being expropriated by some heir who wants to fly on a private jet to Bali. This law ha

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