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by yalogin 1y ago
Sure the training can be made efficient, but how much better can these LLMs get in functionality?
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by yalogin 1y ago
Will these companies ever stop training new models? What does it mean if we get there. Feels like they will have to constantly train and improve the models, not sure what that means either. What ncremental improvements can these models show
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by yalogin 1y ago
If TPM is used then the regular session cookies are also secure, just in a different way. One can use hardware based attestation to tie the session token/cookie to the device and so they cannot be stolen or forged. DBSC will run into a
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by yalogin 1y ago
> The 35% reduction refers to the number of managers who oversee fewer than three people, according to a person familiar with the matter. I wonder why these people are made managers in the first place. That too this kind of title seems q
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by yalogin 1y ago
Wow this headline is quite striking. I wonder what happened all of a sudden for their fraud checks to fail. This is exactly the kind of issues where we could use insight from some insider. I am somehow not super optimistic that PayPal will
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by yalogin 1y ago
They are going to kill ACA, all of it is timed to kick in after the elections next year. They cannot really kill it because its a law, so they make it unaffordable and essentially be useless and unused
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by yalogin 1y ago
This is looking more like an enterprise cycle instead of a consumer one. I may be a bit jaded or over simplifying things, but I see this AI cycle as redoing enterprise workflows using AI. Not all of them will benefit from it and even then t
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by yalogin 1y ago
Interesting that fakes text is not an artifact they support. I can understand there isn’t enough entropy for the detection logic to work may be
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by yalogin 1y ago
Shamelessness is the guiding mantra in politics too, I guess the author wanted to stay away from the most obvious and egregious example. I don’t think we will be able to turn the tide here though. The hustle culture of Silicon Valley tried
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by yalogin 1y ago
This is a good point. Stealing is a crime only for end users and not for companies. Why should end users feel any shame violating the DMCA when the government itself says it’s ok for companies to not honor it
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by yalogin 1y ago
Ah thanks for the nuance!
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by yalogin 1y ago
After reading through the article I couldn't understand what an open AI ecosystem is. Are they talking about hardware or software? If it's software we have opensource models, are they going to create open source vertical integrati
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by yalogin 1y ago
I hear you, but they could have chosen performant crypto or low power crypto or some variant like that. For many lightweight reminds them of low effort ciphers. I see your point though For me if it comes from NIST, I trust it (even with the
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by yalogin 1y ago
With a d———- there is no nuance. You don’t get credit for fudging them and making them less bad, you save your job by releasing a positive number, the more positive the better. Truth be damned
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by yalogin 1y ago
Those qualifiers in front of cryptography are very different from lightweight. Lightweight doesn’t convey a good meaning in general and that is the main issue. I haven’t looked at the lightweight crypto proposals though but if NIST is propo
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by yalogin 1y ago
Oh no someone is getting fired again. This poor soul forgot that telling the truth is forbidden
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by yalogin 1y ago
The bigger question or may be even realization is that with this architecture there is no way to build a capable model to run on the laptop or phone, which means there will never be local compute and servers became ever more important. In g
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by yalogin 1y ago
This solves the exploitation of H1B visas. However this tilts the scale towards the bigger companies. The small upstart cannot compete with Facebook or Tesla. I guess there is always someone disadvantaged with these proposals. Let’s see how
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by yalogin 1y ago
I am not so optimistic. The overall need this post describes will still exist. However the whole release cycle will be condensed severely. Coding takes the most time in a software cycle and if that is essentially zero now, we expect large s
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by yalogin 1y ago
Perplexity buying chrome would be a disaster, it just feels that way. Every vibe I got from that company is not good. They would commercialize every aspect of the browser so fast, as in insert ads everywhere. Again I just get that vibe.
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by yalogin 1y ago
My first thought is, I don’t know how bad his involvement with Epstein is that he has to go to these extents to distract people. But this time around he has a playbook of “inching towards autocracy” very well defined and milestoned. He is e
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by yalogin 1y ago
What slowing wage growth? For the poorest the wages have essentially not increased for a long time right? It hasn’t even kept up with inflation. The recent bill actually makes it much worse.
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by yalogin 1y ago
This happens across all agencies as every organization that deals with science is gutted. This is just extremely short sighted capitalistic re-allotment and in many instances removal of research, oversight and execution of critical tasks. T
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by yalogin 1y ago
For the most part there really is no need to use search in the traditional sense for knowledge. For information it’s still the only because llms are not reliable. But ChatGPT must have taken a huge dent in google’s traffic.
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by yalogin 1y ago
I had a similar experience with meta’s AI. Through their WhatsApp interface I tried for about an hour to get a picture generated. It kept stating everything I asked for correctly but then it never arrived at the picture, actually stayed far
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by yalogin 1y ago
I know apple is methodical and don’t show their hand but I cannot help but feel they are releasing all this research because they haven’t integrated any into the phone or provided a compelling AI functionality for their users. This is their
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by yalogin 1y ago
Hey OP, I understand the load you are seeing on the servers. Given that, can you describe the functionality and how the interface is supposed to work? Specifically how NNs and LLMs provide this functionality?
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by yalogin 1y ago
Like I have been saying over the last few months, OpenAI realize, to their credit, llm as a service doesn’t have a future and so they are getting into vertical integration more and more. The genetic browsing is a key aspect of the whole sto
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by yalogin 1y ago
Well the whole video gives a 2000 era apocalypse scenario movie vibe. Is this just OpenAI trying to fit a square peg into a round hole? Do we really need general intelligence robots at this point? This is more poc than anything but still
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by yalogin 1y ago
This is completely unexpected. It says back then nighttime lasted for 3 months and daytime for another three months. How is this possible? Did the orientation of the earth relative to the sun change over time? If so it’s going to flip over

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