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by valine 3y ago
That’s typical for most new apps. It takes apple a day or two to index everything.
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by valine 3y ago
Works really well. I'm happy to have an official app. I've never been entirely comfortable with passing my chats through a third party, I prefer to keep the number of people eavesdropping on me to a minimum. Here's to hoping
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by valine 3y ago
Why can’t they reduce voltage to each pixel to reduce brightness? I don’t see this as a fundamental limitation of the display technology, PWM is just easy and cheap to implement.
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by valine 3y ago
Is MicroLED the be all end all for display technologies? Perfect blacks, high brightness, no burn in, no bezels, thin. It's hard to imagine another display tech displacing MicroLED once it takes hold. Does it have any theoretical downs
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by valine 3y ago
My gut feeling is that the majority of AI safety discussions are driven by companies that fear losing their competitive edge to small businesses. Until now, it's been challenging to grow a company beyond a certain size without employin
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by valine 3y ago
It's an old, stale gimmick, but considering how out of touch our congress can be, it's likely one they haven't seen before.
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by valine 3y ago
Nvidia is somewhat encumbered by their need to optimize for raster performance. Ideally, all those transistors should be going toward tensor cores. Apple has never really taken the gaming market seriously. If they wanted to, they could ship
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by valine 3y ago
The problem isn't the accessibility of Git. I agree that it's easy enough to set up a Github account today. I've been somewhat of a Git evangelist. I've tried and failed countless times to convince people of the utility
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by valine 3y ago
I think you overestimate the competence of the majority of professors. They can’t require version control if they don’t understand what it is or how to use it.
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by valine 3y ago
I don’t understand how that’s useful as a captcha. How do you evaluate if something sounds human like other than gut feeling?
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by valine 3y ago
I doubt this would work reliably if the LLM system prompt instructs it to play dumb. “Answer this question as a human with 6th grade math skills” is pretty much all that’s needed to defeat your captcha.
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by valine 3y ago
Tried the first with with GPT4 and it passed. Seems the shelf life on text based captchas is about as long as OpenAI’s release cadence.
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by valine 3y ago
How do we get to the point where this therapy doesn’t require a team of scientists to manufacture? Is there a future where every cancer center has a DNA sequencer and mRNA synthesizer?
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by valine 3y ago
Feels overly harsh considering no one was hurt. Send him to jail for a year for obstructing the investigation. It’s not like he’s going to do this again.
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by valine 3y ago
I mean yes? They made safe batteries for children toys. It’s an objectively good thing, stop being so miserable.
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by valine 3y ago
Child mortality has fallen almost every year since the 1800s. That doesn’t happen without advancements like this. Are you really advocating for higher child mortality?
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by valine 3y ago
Other than driving a mass exodus to Firefox, I don’t see this having any real impact. Unless you own the whole software stack adblock is a game of cat and mouse. Let’s say worst case scenario google embeds ads into the video itself, and ref
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by valine 3y ago
No, that wasn’t my point. You don’t need docs, just feed in the raw source code. GPT4 can make sense of code without documentation.
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by valine 3y ago
I asked if it ran on Palm 2, and it thought I was asking about the Palm 2 phone from 2010. “I do not use a physical device such as a smartphone or tablet. I am a software program that runs on Google's servers. As such, I do not have a
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by valine 3y ago
Depends entirely on if the shell script is mission critical. I couldn't care less about the quality of my LLM shell scripts most of the time. My only success criteria is that is that it solves a problem. These are scripts I'm neve
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by valine 3y ago
My current workflow is to copy a bunch of relevant code into GPT4 and then ask it questions about how to use the API. GPT4 is very good at inferring how to use an API, even from code snippets. The key is that you can paste large amounts of
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by valine 3y ago
This sounds to me like you have no idea how to properly integrate LLMs into your workflow. Just because they’re not useful for changing large code bases doesn’t mean they can’t be valuable. A few examples of things I’ve used LLMs for: Writi
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by valine 3y ago
If your goal is to simulate a human doing addition with pen and paper it only seems fair to give the GPT read/write access to a text file. Outputting the answer directly from the model is much more akin to mental math.
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by valine 3y ago
It also completely ignores the developments around GPT tool use. If you’re evaluating the AI field as a whole, why are you restricting your analysis to the raw output of GPTs? Arguably the most impressive display of intelligence exhibited b
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by valine 3y ago
That’s not my experience. I work in downtown Minneapolis and open street maps is missing basic things like entrances to public parking lots. Open street maps has a problem if it can’t get details right in population dense areas.
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by valine 3y ago
Open source works well when the work is inherently cool and challenging enough to keep people engaged. Linux and Blender are two of the most successful open source projects, and the thing they have in common is that problems they solve are
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by valine 3y ago
Schools have already started implementing blanket bans on ChatGPT, claiming that it prevents cheating. Receiving real-time feedback on an essay from a GPT certainly gives students an advantage, but I would hesitate to call it cheating. Ther
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by valine 3y ago
Retraining a large GPT is very expensive. The goal of this paper is to help limit the need for retraining after pruning.
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by valine 3y ago
If the abstract is accurate, then I'm very, very excited to try this on LLaMA 65B. We are tantalizingly close to ChatGPT performance parity on consumer hardware. Hopefully this lowers the cost of doing instruct fine tuning on the large
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by valine 3y ago
I'd say a hallmark of an intelligent agent is knowledge seeking. You can only learn so much without venturing out into space.

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