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by yyyk 3y ago
Is there only one 'private key', or do they use an intermediate cert kind of setup where they could revoke MSI via a BIOS update?
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by yyyk 3y ago
>This stuff is also not about communication or sharing, areas where there are very strong network effect moats. It’s not chat or social media or collaborative office software. An example business need: Take all my documents and create an
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by yyyk 3y ago
No, but the probability of humans acting the way they often do is high. It would take some probability distribution to match that.
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by yyyk 3y ago
We already know how humans will act. Maybe they can be deterred with MAD, but I wouldn't count on it if doing serious damage is too easy for too many people (we should do something about that). On the other hand, we have very little kn
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by yyyk 3y ago
Every 'world takeover' plan that an 'unaligned' AGI might do, can just as well be done by an 'aligned' AGI being commanded by humans to do said plan, the alignment ensuring that the AGI will obey. The latter sc
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by yyyk 3y ago
That's the one reasonable exception. Given the sample size, it's not too encouraging.
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by yyyk 3y ago
Don't worry, they'll 'align' it so that it has to work all day.
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by yyyk 3y ago
>AI safety is about whether my government is concerned with my continued comfortable existence once my economic value as a general intelligence is reduced to zero. We already have real life examples close to this, in resource export base
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by yyyk 3y ago
There are open source AI models which can approach GPT-3 on an academic comparison done by the people who created these OSS models. There's however zero progress towards OSS products using these AIs, while Microsoft and various start
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by yyyk 3y ago
>Does it change your perspective that this was aimed at a private audience? Was it? Someone leaked the article to the press. Per the article, someone granted permission to publish the leak. I'm assuming that someone had standing to
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by yyyk 3y ago
A) When IMHO the underlying argument is not quite honest. B) When it comes from an interested party. C) When there's enough of A and B that I feel it's intentional. The underlying argument here would apply to some extremely profit
552.
by yyyk 3y ago
The memo sounds like spin because it is. The surface argument is equivalent to arguing that no one could sell closed source software because open source exists, and that open source must also be commodotized (oddly, Apple and Microsoft are
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by yyyk 4y ago
>they're [Intel] still tied to Windows Nonsense. Intel is one of the largest contributors to the Linux kernel, the biggest depending on what measure you count by[0]. They even have their own distro. Moreover, much of their profit is
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by yyyk 4y ago
The interesting issue is not whether the parrots understand they are placing a video call, but rather if they understand they are interacting with another member of the species - apparently they do.
555.
by yyyk 4y ago
I recall getting UDF cross compatibility required a bit of non-trivial work[0], did this improve recently? [0] https://github.com/JElchison/format-udf
556.
by yyyk 4y ago
Well, there's ReFS as well. That experience suggests there are issues that the author might come up against following boot: Case insensitive lookup (NTFS has the option for case sensitive subdirectories but that probably doesn't m
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by yyyk 4y ago
Are they actually paying? As far as I know, the power in this relationship is the other way around, with the car manufacturer having to pay (to programmers) to build protocol support on their end. Note also what I wrote about AV cars (EDIT:
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by yyyk 4y ago
You're a car manufacturer, you suck at software. Right now, it's mainly a cost center for you. There are two options that may be preferable: 1. Bail out of infotainment and let others deal with the software, that way at least you
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by yyyk 4y ago
>~6GiB RAM That's for the 7B model. The 30B model needs 24GB quantized (or 64GB for the unquantized model).
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by yyyk 4y ago
30B Alpaca is better. Not anywhere near ChatGPT level, but better than the 13B models.
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by yyyk 4y ago
Well, ASP.NET (Core) was startup was not exactly intuitive. How many people could type it up without a template? Routing was also way more complex than necessary...
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by yyyk 4y ago
>This is a weirdly specific complaint that imho makes far too much of the 'death ground' thing. True that, but there has been plenty of more substantive critique. e.g. https://scholars-stage.org/not-everyone-lik
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by yyyk 4y ago
Right, so I read the study instead of the article. Good idea. It's simply that the popsci article claims something that isn't the original study. The article does argue for evolution before life[0], and the study doesn't clai
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by yyyk 4y ago
That's basically C# top-level programs[0]. IMHO, In C# these are a mixed bag, because once a project becomes more complex a file without a class looks out of place, so it's a feature for beginners/very simple programs. It was
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by yyyk 4y ago
>It is a valid hypothesis to say solubility and foldability are necessary criteria. Necessary criteria for life , yes. Is it neccesary for evolution ? The article's argument is that amino acids 'evolved'. Evolution needs
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by yyyk 4y ago
>Solubility requirement is self explanatory, can't have life that is insoluble in water. Foldability... is critical because protein folding depends on this process to generate highly compact and dense atomic machineries. That's
567.
by yyyk 4y ago
"basic airflow changes" "basic study". You seem to assume it's easy, but give no particulars.
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by yyyk 4y ago
The lawsuit would simply hand over the AI art market to Adobe who trained their AI using their stock photos. Same thing elsewhere - huge companies can pay just enough people (and intimidate the rest) to keep legal.
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by yyyk 4y ago
>if you were producing genetically modified embryos or human clones, would you be broadcasting this to the entire world? You're broadening the subject a bit, no? The question was about cloning. It's quite possible (maybe even l
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by yyyk 4y ago
It's not remotely comparable. Few people had anything to gain from cloning; These few people had a simpler, cheaper route via IVF; Cloning requires specific technical equipment easily controlled and specific technical expertise few oth

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