zaptrem

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by zaptrem 2y ago
Cutting down a tree implies the tree is no longer there and cannot be used by others. In this case, the content is still there, unaltered.
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Why do you care if someone trains an AI on content you have chosen to post publicly (LinkedIn profile/posts)? I’d understand if it was your DMs or something but this stuff is no secret.
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Building something big alone is really tough and demoralizing. If this is a way they can mitigate that until they can find others to join them, more power to them. However, I've also heard of the dangers of oversharing early and losing
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by zaptrem 2y ago
There's another very large subgroup you're missing: the hackers that build things (even for $0) because they're fun/cool, not because they solve a specific annoying problem/inefficiency.
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by zaptrem 2y ago
> On a 4K context conversation, that means you would be waiting about 3.5min between turns before tokens started outputting. Wouldn't the time be negligible with interturn kv caching? Many inference providers already do this.
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by zaptrem 2y ago
It seems like it should be easier to justify spending billions since it’s already printing money (and this segment currently gives them zero money). They could put all of the AAA ports they paid for last year on Apple Arcade as a start (sin
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by zaptrem 2y ago
34% throughput improvement seems less than expected. Shouldn’t it be closer to 2x?
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Yeah, kinda weird considering afaik the gyroscope hasn’t been changed since they introduced the improved three axis one with your model year (powering the crash detection feature). I feel like if they were just trying to get people to upgra
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by zaptrem 2y ago
1. Switch gamers own phones, so with the right marketing could also be phone gamers. 3. I doubt this has a big impact given empirically my friends who own Switches buy everything though the digital store. 4. Apple has the billions to buy po
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by zaptrem 2y ago
In terms of collateral damage it seems much better than even the most precise missiles, though.
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Why haven’t AAA games on mobile devices been a huge success? Millions of people love their Nintendo Switches, but they’re toasters compared to modern Android and especially iOS devices. With a cheap controller attachment you could provide a
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Also works with last years model!
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Don't forget about the satellite companies and that one missile company and the one with the orbital drop pods and their entire subbatch of biotech startups (biotech is famously capital intensive).
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Where in their blog post (which seemingly had complete examples of the model’s chain of thought) did they suggest they were using search or tree of thoughts?
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by zaptrem 2y ago
This is the bitter lesson/just put it in the model. They're trying to figure out more ways of converting compute to intelligence now that they're running out of text data: https://images.ctfassets.net/kftzwd
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by zaptrem 2y ago
No model is perfect, the less I can see into what it’s “thinking” the less productively I can use it. So much for interpretability.
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by zaptrem 2y ago
This also makes them less useful because I can’t just click stop generation when they make a logical error re: coding.
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Better yet, generate some adversarial perturbations to the text (or an invisible prompt) to cause it to give you a perfect review!
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by zaptrem 2y ago
LLMs are trained on Wikipedia (and, since it's high quality open license data, probably repeatedly), so this test is contaminated.
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Makes sense. Thanks!
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by zaptrem 2y ago
While I expected you to try to explain how the scammers "mostly stole from Spotify," (which was the claim I disagreed with) you instead put forth a theory to how their scam instead benefited Spotify (which I never made any claims
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Neither your nor their model is remotely close to actually fooling anymore, so celebs could only be used for (very funny) obvious satire. I see no risk of harm here. Also, two boxes for uploading the only two inputs to a model is not a new
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Fixed Duke Nukem: https://youtu.be/mcLrA6bGOjY
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by zaptrem 2y ago
I know these guys in real life, they've been working on this for months and, unlike the ByteDance paper, have actually shipped something you can try yourself.
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by zaptrem 2y ago
The e2e diffusion transformer approach is super cool because it can do crazy emotions which make for great memes (like Joe Biden at Live Aid! https://youtu.be/Duw1COv9NGQ ) Edit: Duke Nukem flubs his line: https:/&#x2F
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Can you provide any reasoning or evidence for this beyond “No, you’re wrong?” Here’s mine: “ Unlike physical sales or downloads, which pay artists a fixed price per song or album sold, Spotify pays royalties based on the artist's &quot
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Streaming royalties are paid from a (majority) portion of subscription revenue. They didn’t steal from Spotify, they stole from musicians. In a way, the same tends to be true whenever people take from “corpos.” That money ultimately comes f
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by zaptrem 2y ago
We have LLMs with hundreds of thousands of tokens context windows and prompt caching that makes using them affordable. Why don’t we just stuff the whole code base in the context window?
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by zaptrem 2y ago
Once they're selling enough cruise missiles they will likely make other related items.
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by zaptrem 2y ago
In the same way Hacker News went after founders and developers on the inside of the big co’s, I wonder if it would be useful for OP to go after filmmakers and those employed by the big studios?

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