wonnage

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by wonnage 2mo ago
Lmao all roads lead to the same navel gazing bullshit from Scott Alexander The man is the definition of a useful idiot https://slatestarcodex.com/2013/08/30/military-strikes-are-a...
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by wonnage 2mo ago
Yeah that’s why ea is like catnip for these folks, justify anything by some handy hallucination about how the outcome will help more than it hurts. Suffering is fungible
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by wonnage 2mo ago
> Overall, the best-performing model was Claude Opus 5 on “reasoning” mode, which still made mistakes in 39 per cent of answers.
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by wonnage 2mo ago
They indeed will be in about 20 years when the impending population collapse hits
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by wonnage 2mo ago
Serving requests where every user has their own set of self-updating weights will absolutely murder whatever minimal margin the AI providers have today
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by wonnage 2mo ago
Dan spent 7k words missing the forest for the trees People had been calling a housing bubble since 2003. You quite literally need the market to do dumb things over a period of time before the bubble pops. Otherwise it’s not a bubble! Actual
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by wonnage 2mo ago
Surely if you hoover up every book in existence to feed into an ai model you must be extracting more than 1.5B in value. If not then it’s not a viable business.
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by wonnage 2mo ago
The whole point of transformers is that you can take “a tiny ML model” and just scale it up 100000x and then it tells Zuckerberg what to bake with his kid
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by wonnage 2mo ago
You can pour a bunch of beads into a pachinko board and end up with a normal distribution. Do the system “know” they need to go there? Then you feed a bunch of tokens into a GPU and end up with a distribution of possible next tokens…
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by wonnage 2mo ago
I think you are just litigating the philosophical debate of Bayesian vs frequentist interpretations of probability. Because the weights really are just probabilities. Bayesians say that the probabilities represent strength of belief, implyi
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by wonnage 2mo ago
This article presents some evidence for why Grep might work better but I don’t think it does a great job of explaining why it gets chosen - is it something that was intentionally reinforced during training or was it just because LSP is hard
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by wonnage 2mo ago
Don’t forget making podcasts and telling you what to bake with your kids
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by wonnage 2mo ago
They literally fearmonger for a permanent underclass, it’s definitely not decreasing
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by wonnage 2mo ago
It’s all just vibes
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by wonnage 2mo ago
Not sure if Blink is more locked down but Ring works alright with just Homebridge + HomePods
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by wonnage 2mo ago
Those are rookie numbers, once Elon sends my agents to Mars they’ll be doing 40 extra minutes per sol
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by wonnage 2mo ago
AI is somewhere down there with Covid and Ubisoft, I’m gonna go with yes
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by wonnage 2mo ago
Do not recommend. There’s this stupid hard limit every day which takes like 8 hours to reset no matter how many tokens you used
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by wonnage 3mo ago
Furthermore the present CDC was gutted by an administration whose solution to Covid was to stop counting
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by wonnage 3mo ago
Rates are around 3.5% right now before taxes.
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by wonnage 3mo ago
It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it
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by wonnage 3mo ago
The company may be losing money but the people are getting enormously rich and cashing out religiously
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by wonnage 3mo ago
ChatGPT already notifies the authorities if it thinks you’re doing something illegal. Fable downgrades itself if it thinks you’re doing something even vaguely suspicious.
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by wonnage 3mo ago
Believe it or not, you can’t just run a profiler on everyone’s browser
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by wonnage 3mo ago
I’m not surprised it works on a simple app.
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by wonnage 3mo ago
In my experience if you’re at the point where you have something to sample then the hard part is already done. In a perfect world everything is covered by distributed tracing and the problems are only in your application code and the agent
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by wonnage 3mo ago
That works for well trod paths, e.g “fix ci” works exceedingly well. “why app slow” obviously doesn’t work because the task is underspecified. But in order to properly specify you either need an experienced engineer who knows how to narrow
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by wonnage 3mo ago
Go ahead and explain why you decided to use “quantum” and “liquidate” then bro
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by wonnage 3mo ago
2000 ai generated tests on a hobby project that the author has almost certainly not reviewed does not inspire confidence
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by wonnage 3mo ago
It has all the hallmarks of just telling an agent to scrape MDN and make a website

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