Cheer2171

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by Cheer2171 9mo ago
Your assumption is ignorant. Most Ivy League schools have free tuition if your parents household income is below $200-$100k and full ride room and board if below $100-60k. Rich kids can get cut off from their parents.
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by Cheer2171 9mo ago
No, it is disqualifyingly clueless. The author defends one neural network, one bag of effectively-opaque floats that get blended together with WASM to produce non-deterministic outputs which are injected into the DOM (translation), then rig
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by Cheer2171 9mo ago
> LLMs all Sounds like you don't know how RLHF works. Everything you describe is post-training. Base models can't even chat, they have to be trained to even do basic conversational turn taking.
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by Cheer2171 10mo ago
That is 20% of trading volume, a lot of which is day/week trading, which goes up the more they buy and sell to each other. This does not mean 20% of their assets under management are retail. The "voice" of the retail market i
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by Cheer2171 10mo ago
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by Cheer2171 10mo ago
> why would you go to grade school and high school at institutions that produce graduates like that? Do you not know how U.S. K-12 public schools are funded by local property taxes, which means the quality of a child's education is
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by Cheer2171 10mo ago
Literally false.
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by Cheer2171 10mo ago
I thought her writing was 10x better than your comment, which was completely unoriginal, retreads old cultural tropes, and added nothing of value. Of course you father of daughters doesn't think she's a good feminist role model fo
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by Cheer2171 10mo ago
I mean, did you not read the "If you desire the comfort of neat conclusions, you are lost in this space. Here, we indulge in the unsettling, the excessive, the paradoxes that define our existence." disclaimer?
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by Cheer2171 10mo ago
Yes, they are logging. I did not say anything about that. I said it is absurd to think this is such a unique feature, it is absurd to think that the likely explanation is OpenAI stole it, rather than independently invented it. If you'r
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by Cheer2171 10mo ago
We used to say "what have you been smoking?" when someone said something so confidently wrong. But these days I feel a software engineer can only believe such a statement if they were: 1) high or 2) had their critical thinking byp
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by Cheer2171 10mo ago
> the very idea of giving the user an on/off switch for LLM level memory is ours. Absurd. You may have independently thought it up, but it is the first and most obvious feature one could imagine if memory is an option.
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by Cheer2171 10mo ago
Make intentional, rational, specific decisions about which people and companies to support with your hard earned cash based on alignment of values and interests.
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by Cheer2171 10mo ago
Let me try one: Software is trash and programmers are happy to lie about anything if they have the smallest amount of plausible deniability. See how you sound?
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
A bike shop or other small retail business brings jobs and benefits to the local community. A data center brings pollution and practically no new permenant jobs or benefits specifically to that community, only to the cloud. But don't w
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
Because cities felt the devastating effects when industrial factories staffed with good union jobs went away, and yearn for their carbon copy replacement. These factories had ripple regional advantage effects beyond the factory workers. Arm
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
It is absolutely infringement if you paint a picture in Ghibli style. You just have fair use to infringe in a personal, noncommercial, educational, etc. purpose. Fair use is a defense to infringement, like self defense is a defense to homic
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
But that is what they are mostly used for.
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
Like in 1929 or 1999 everyone knows it is a bubble, but always thinks they're the rational one who can ride the rollercoaster up and time the bubble, then sell before it pops. It is the same psychology behind meme coins. Everyone knows
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
> We don’t sell your personal data as a source of revenue What a curiously specific phrase. So if they traded your data to Palantir in exchange for hosting or services, this would still be allowed. The fact that they have another revenue
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
It is criminal conspiracy, a federal felony in the US, if you contract to commit a crime. Conspiracy is a standalone crime on its own, independent if the contracted crime is never carried out (in breach of contract). The mob tried your argu
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
Good. The shame is the point. If you're going to rely on an LLM, then take ownership over the words you post under your own account. Just posting "this is what the LLM said" with no other content means they take no responsibi
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
If you can't understand the article, how do you know the LLM did? Delete this unverified hallucinated slop. Then delete your HN account. If people want an LLM summary of an article, they can do it themselves.
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
Then that person is making three felonies: fraud, perjury, and frameup. AirBNB requires a lot of verification, you can't just use Tor, protonmail, and a VoIP number to list a place. That person would leave such a digital trail that wou
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
> you have to play the game and I don't blame them as such. Not to Godwin the thread, but that is exactly what the executives at IBM thought about their European subsidiary Dehomag in the 1930s. Soon they were custom building machin
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
> It doesn't include pull requests, when cloning from github, though. Because GitHub pull requests are a proprietary, centralized, cloud-dependent reimplementation of `git request-pull`. How the "free software" world slid
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
> early advocates for Palenstinian rights Early? https://enwp.org/1948_Palestinian_expulsion_and_flight
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
Translated: > For starters, all accounts opened at US providers (Amazon, Airbnb, Netflix, Paypal, etc.) are immediately closed. The delivery companies whose capital is American stop delivering the ordered parcels, and the magistrate says
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
As you see in other comments, people are debating the relative net effects of other inventions of modernity. I think it is interesting and very HN to think about screens vs sugar. What value does your pearl clutching add to this discussion?
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by Cheer2171 11mo ago
You mean the industry that has practically relocated to Vancouver, Toronto, and Georgia due to the aggressive tax breaks those governments give, which the governors and legislature have been refusing to do for a decade? Almost nothing is f

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