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yard2010
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4mo ago
You are awesome, thank you for being such a magical part of my childhood
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4mo ago
Instead of driving the agent with an llm, it might work to use the agent to hard code heuristics, and use some kind of a simulation to benchmark its skills? Then feeding the results back to the agent so it can improve the heuristics?
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Where is this quote from?
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Please provide sources for such bold claims
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4mo ago
You're talking about 2 phenomenons that I love - the tendency to spot related things in noise due to bias, and hackernews community
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4mo ago
I cannot unsee it. There was this dude here not long ago who bought like $70k worth of gpus to research, and if I'm not mistaken his research was something related to make llms sound less llm-y. I wonder how it goes for him.
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4mo ago
I wonder what is better, for people, for society, having many rich angry people or having many poor angry people?
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4mo ago
AI is not the internet, it's a stochastic parrot that lays golden eggs for its shareholders.
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4mo ago
"Do you not?"
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Let me speculate - we are going in the weird direction of no private property unless you're an overlord that rents his property to peasants. I like to call it the revenge of communism. See how the market behaves in the llm space - it&#
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> Risky biscuits: building 1WTC and 2WTC but no hospitals or fire stations. I like to tease fate. Too soon, too soon..
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On the other hand it allows teleportation. When I'm vibing in an Infected Mushroom concert with a few hundred people I can feel as if I'm on a beach stroll listening on my headphones, just the other people can actually hear what I
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5mo ago
Well how about moving a sprite by blinking a few leds?
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There is never a simple solution to a complex problem, although there are many complex solutions to simple problems.
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It's like arguing the moon and sun are the same size because they look the same size when looking at the sky. A hamburger with added plastic is essentially a hamburger. A hamburger made out of plastic that resembles beef is not.
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If anything, this makes me want to pay them twice. Once for search and once for exploiting google.
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Nicotine is nice as much as coffee. Smoking kills though. I am not a doctor
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Nah it would just hallucinate this error all the time
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5mo ago
There are other suns that nothing new under them
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5mo ago
Not long ago there was this dude here that made a typewriter from an old laptop by using text only Debian neovim and a few other tools which made me think, it's funny how something like a typewriter evolves to a personal computer only
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Let me ramble about this: in your position you have to pay a moral price to make more money. It's just logical. But it creates a systemic incentives problem, especially when the cost of living is going up, making the price you have to
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Did anyone there try to ask ChatGPT to come up with a solution?
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Yes, but it has nothing to do with tax in this case, but bribe. I guess you could say it's still a good thing because if it wasn't for the bribe you simply have no option of getting your goods. But maybe if the bribe didn't e
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In what kind of "streets" you guys are hanging around?
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5mo ago
Dam this is just art in this scale
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Excuse me for this comment, really, but I can't comprehend the absurdity, some people are buying GPUs when other people have no money for insulin so they literally die. I don't mean anything towards op or gp, quite the opposite I&
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I have started using Traefik on one of my projects and it's a nice upgrade from nginx proxy manager. NPM is great, its web gui is noce, but with Traefik all I need to do is write what I want to happen in the docker compose file and tha
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In comparison to Google Chrome?
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Guys use Vivaldi. It's a present. A browser that has a sustainable business model and interests that reconcile with the user interests - consume the web as god intended, with no literally aids and cancer ads out of the box. I switched
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5mo ago
The shit show that's called lastpass, which I unfortunately know, was hacked because a developer installed a bad version of Plex Media Server on his work computer.
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