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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
ironically this comment is annoying and pointless cynicism and meta commentary while the original comment is interesting, although apparently wrong - your response should be deadlast but unfortunately I see it before the other comments expl
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
depends on the temperature, but overall I think parent commenter has less understanding than gpt4 lol (referring to braindead "if I can produce a single counterexample of logical inference failing, clearly it has no understanding"
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
some things like drug discovery could probably be done with a bounty system rather than intellectual property, and could probably get much better results for a fraction of the cost for maintaining the intellectual property component of the
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
typical 2 dimensional human thinking not something you'd see out of a 1 million dimension giga brian.
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
there is probably even better or more interesting workflow but unfortunately looks like hn is unwilling to flesh out this idea any more than gpt4 did XD. But I'm glad i'm not the only one interested. reddit is dead to me and I thi
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Show HN: GPT4 on hacks to turn GitHub into a social network
1 points by zzzzzzzza 3y ago|3 comments
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
i would suggest the solution is git, although maybe something like jujitsu would be an even better base than git if you need relational modeling have people run it themselves on something like supabase
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
https://gcc.gnu.org/pipermail/gcc/2021-March/235124.html
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
you can host political rants, you can't really force other people to read them though. Just another reason why it's awesome. one of my most active repos right now is just ranting about alignment mostly lol if anything searching gi
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
delete discord and reddit. embrace github. being constrained to support git is a fantastic constraint.
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
maybe a way I would phrase it that is more interesting than vanilla phrasing: hand wavy dynamical systems interpretation: attractors in mental space diverge as intelligence increases (or something like that, have no overlap or stable orbit
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
selection bias. he is famous only because unusually for killers he carried out a slightly mechanicly sophisticated plan. Killers could be much much more effective than they are, if they were smart. They tend not to be. It's a very stro
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
personally I think ww2 is a meme, one datapoint out of the entirety of natural history, but funnily enough scott aaranson used it to justify his anti orthognality stance recently (axis scientists were mid tier compared to allies scientists
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
LLM's, the most general form of algorithmic intelligence we have made so far, and the one we are currently actually building/worried about, do better at all tasks as they get bigger. More context -> more learnings to cross appl
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
people are all of approximately the same order of magnitude of intelligence. A more relevant comparison would be between a person and a chimp or a crocodile or ant. Also compare human civilization before and after writing, language. Also al
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
my pov: orthogonality is almost perfectly wrong; ethics&planning ability is highly correlated with intelligence, one of if not our greatest sin is the inability to predict the consequences of our actions "terminal goals" is al
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
all experiences can cause long term changes in your brain
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
gitea
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
totally 100% wrong. AI is massively net positive and extremely empowering. It speaks VOLUMES that many very wealthy&powerful techies fear other people having access to knowledge, tutoring, conversation, the ability to generate their own
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
why use this instead of something like pgvector?
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
argentina and venezuela have gone through periods of prosperity. Rule of law is too unstable for the system to get off the ground. Also political intervention by foreign actors, resource curse.
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by zzzzzzzza 3y ago
mortgage slavery is the common thread for some reason this motivates people. primordial need for land ownership. the call of the feudalism. engine runs out of steam once the growing cabal of landlords eat the last marginal production in exc
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by zzzzzzzza 4y ago
I consider myself team robot but I would say running in an LLM is basically analogous to using your own verbal intelligence. You don't really have ethical qualms about using parts of your own brain for your own ends even though the con
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by zzzzzzzza 4y ago
when you say like concourrent/network programming do you expect them to be able to use async functions and make http requests, or do you expect them to have read all the works of leslie lamport XD (second is probably more like masters
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by zzzzzzzza 4y ago
my brother thought something like that might be useful for playing dnd with it. he says it tends to lose character cohesion as conversation goes on and of course obviously could be useful if a character shows up in a scene it just looks up
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by zzzzzzzza 4y ago
https://github.com/Nemoden/gogpt https://github.com/NotBrianZach/bza (my concept, wip, read along repl as opposed to io focused cli tool)
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by zzzzzzzza 4y ago
as a "reductivist" I feel I stand on the side of freedom, and that the other side wants to own our souls as intellectual property, under the guise of extending and protecting their current contractual relationships with media comp
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by zzzzzzzza 4y ago
inb4 everyone is unemployed 20yrs from now
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by zzzzzzzza 4y ago
someone please make a gpt based rss feed summarizer. i use rss but it would be great if gpt could just read all the titles for me and give me a summary. would be great if you could give it feedback after reading over the feed yourself and h
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by zzzzzzzza 4y ago
ride the tiger lol

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