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by NotSuspicious 4d ago
It sounds like people with terminal illnesses are getting thrown under the bus in order to justify banning open weight models, along with decreasing AI Capex in order to increase profit margins at American AI labs?
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by NotSuspicious 5d ago
Is it just me or did this entire essay feel like it was penned by an LLM?
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by NotSuspicious 8d ago
I really hope OpenAI doesn't take the bad press some people are giving them too seriously here. They should throw their whole weight behind the rest of the Millennium Prize Problems. To think – if everyone lets their egos calm down we
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by NotSuspicious 2mo ago
Super nice to be able to finally have voice mode search stuff in the background. The more conservational vibe is also a nice touch. The real game-changer we're all waiting on, though, is being able to vibecode/deeply interact with
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by NotSuspicious 3mo ago
The interesting thing about models this small is they should be able to be put on a single Taalas chip (the HC1 already runs a Llama 3.1 8B model). We're already at the point where half-decent reasoning could be run on an ASIC (and at
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by NotSuspicious 2y ago
If the way someone is rejecting a trans person is considered a hate crime, maybe that someone is the problem? If someone were to beat you up or misgender you just because you're Southeast Asian that would kind of also be a problem.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Exactly. It's so interesting seeing the unstated assumptions software engineers let slip out. It really reveals the bubble they live in.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
PurdueX has had some really interesting courses. I wouldn't recommend paying for them though since you can't deduct them like normal tuition expenses.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Why can't these remotest jobs just be done anywhere in the world? Why restrict it to people who are citizens/residents of the US?
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Except OP has noticed that when they go out of ketosis everything gets worse again. They've effectively run numerous trials on themselves.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
> But instead, the majority of the bettors against Biden bet on the astonishing outcome of “Trump wins by 280+ electoral votes.” That, it should be clear, was impossible — it would require results to be overturned not just in states with
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
> intellectually piracy is still not stealing Piracy is a clear and self-evident moral good irrespective of how close or not it is to stealing. Justifying piracy based on wordplay opens you up to attack by people and organizations that l
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
This is a huge source of emotional pain for me to be completely honest.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Are you vegan?
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
For most people I can understand why this would be true, especially if you have a family. For me, however, it was the exact opposite. When I first went to college I was abysmal at it and soon dropped out. After a few years of work experienc
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
From what I've seen, hundreds of millions of deaths are priced in. But that's nowhere close to 8 billion. Humanity will survive. It's just going to be unpleasant.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
And in the Christmas spirit, he made his big discovery while cheating with his wife on a Christmas retreat in 1925-1926 >A few days before Christmas, 1925, Schrodinger, a Viennese-born professor of physics at the University of Zurich, to
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
I wonder how this may have impacted world history. Something along the lines of humans have grain storage >> rats are attracted to grain >> cats are attracted to rats >> humans are attracted to cats >> human populati
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
That is an interesting hypothesis. I hope you are much happier as an adult.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
It's also similar on a qualia level though. That's what I was getting at. In the same way how something may taste spicy or something looks blue there is a certain distinct set of feelings/mode-of-consciousness I have only eve
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
I (and many people I have talked to) have come to a similar conclusion. What's really interesting is that going on a weeklong or so meditation retreat where you are meditating for 10 hours a day feels phenomenologically equivalent to m
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
This seems to me a much more moral way of doing things. Actually making the stuff is what's important.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Good writing, not wrong, also kinda makes me feel metal as hell for doing my taxes.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Ignoring whether or not this specific situation is true, describing how different environments select for different traits is not pseudoscience; it's the foundation of evolution.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
While you only wrote that that website provides the "tools" it would have been very reasonable to infer from your comment that you were also implying that they agreed with Bible-alone teaching.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Do you still need a prescription to get it in Copenhagen?
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
I got a medical bill for $300 from collections a couple months ago.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
How much do you make?
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
What if I considered it a moral imperative to financially damage FAANG companies in any way I can? What if I was fine paying money each month as long as it went towards harming Youtube?
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Hell yeah

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