zingelshuher

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by zingelshuher 3y ago
More likely the system will collapse into socialism. Biden/dems pack US with migrants for a reason, exactly this.
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
I can simplify it for you. Is flying drone self-aware? If not what does it need to be? Note: it can be aware of the environment and the object it is tracking. PS: when philosophers are talking about intelligence it's very like neandert
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
If I may, what is 'AGI' you are talking about? And how can we set up a test which will show that 'thing' isn't GI while humans are. I'm asking because there are different opinions, some believe AGI should repro
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
Is it only me? when trying to login I'm getting on the phone the same code all the time. Which isn't accepted. All scripts enabled, VPN disabled. Several attempts and it locks. Tried two different emails with the same result. Hope
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
When using it for coding I'd rather have quality than garbage 3x faster and cheaper. So, I'm not moving. For narrow tasks it makes sense. Also interesting is the idea of having several models working together locally. With, may be
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
> Don't remember seeing Apple in the list of supported platforms for PyTorch Correcting myself, it's there. Which makes Mac Studio an interesting option.
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
> Orin is limited to a special build of Ubuntu and has no community. Not anymore, now they allow a list of distributions. It has NVidia's first class support with all things optimized. Like CUDA, Pytorch, and so on. For now it'
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
For those who want to run big models: AGX Orin 64GB is 'just' $2K. Not much processing power, but 64GB of shared memory is quite a lot for 2K.
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
> Seems like GPT4 via the API is even less nerfed (my impression). More expensive though, obivously. Not that obvious. If I remember correctly the last model they were still testing was $10/1M_tokens input $30/1M_tokens output
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
Well, with any license releasing code for useful tools will result in unlimited 'borrowings'. In most cases enforcement against small player is difficult. And impossible if it becomes popular in darknet/underground. My recomm
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
You can add Raspberry Pi Zero 2 and camera. That's enough hardware for PHd++. In other words for a few hundred $$ you can get more hardware than you can handle. I wish I had something of it when I was a kid. If you are interested in ro
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
> I’ve just accepted that I’m going to feel less and less useful as time goes by You are not alone : https://youtu.be/h3-va0umXTY?t=383 PS: youtube.com at 6:23, "Leonardo DiCaprio,,Julia Butters in Once Upon a Time
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
You are talking like it's something bad. Kids are learning AI and computing instead of drugs and guns. And nobody is hurt.
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
OMG, what do we do now!? But seriously, right now with full attention to LLMs, and many brains, there is no single key person. The question 'who said it first' isn't that important for the progress. With experts leaving OpenA
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by zingelshuher 3y ago
> I switched over to fully decaf coffee earlier this year. You may want to rethink. >The association between coffee consumption and dementia was.. > with evidence for higher odds for non-coffee and decaffeinated coffee drinkers and