PowerElectronix

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by PowerElectronix 4d ago
Empty statements that only set the stage for an excuse for slowdown on model performance.
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by PowerElectronix 4d ago
That everyone is different of special in their own way? That has no place in a classroom!!
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by PowerElectronix 4d ago
The paper trails leads back to the datacenter, they'd shut it down if they get noticed that a customer is paying with stolen money. Unless you suggest the LLM will also launder the money.
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by PowerElectronix 4d ago
It's usually becaise they have lower metabolism so their cells don't suffer as much damage as ours, and they probably have a lot of copies of genes that prevent cancer.
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by PowerElectronix 5d ago
Obviously they don't wanna tip the LLM
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by PowerElectronix 5d ago
Imagine being a developer of the torment nexus only to be beaten to the IPO by the rival torment nexus company.
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by PowerElectronix 5d ago
People working for those companies have either drank the koolaid or have equity enough to play along until they can cash out. I imagine saying you're developing skynet is better than saying you are developing a very cool, extremely exp
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by PowerElectronix 5d ago
The owners would very much turn it off as soon as they see workloads freeloading in their machines. Unless you suggest the LLM would foot the bill somehow.
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by PowerElectronix 5d ago
> "I would burn my stake to the ground if it meant 1% higher chance of not dying to an LLM" I seriously can't wait for these companies to go IPO and then bankrupt so these dudes cash out and stop bothering us all with thes
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by PowerElectronix 5d ago
It seems like the article makes a good point about Git staying here for a while.
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by PowerElectronix 5d ago
They are extremely intelligent for a mollusk(like, these folks are family with slugs and clamshells), but they are not that intelligent if you compare them to a pig or a dog. Their main brain is after all very small(although huuuge for a mo
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by PowerElectronix 6d ago
Yeah, ammonia can also be used, it's, IIRC, more efficient to use it and a bit safer because you don't high pressure, buuut enough ammonia in the air will suffocate you. It's lighter than air so it will go away by itself if a
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by PowerElectronix 7d ago
You just need to convice the ethics review board on some research lab to allow for editing the genes of a few octopus to make them longer lived, give them education, etc...
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by PowerElectronix 7d ago
Life expectancy is 2 years. They can mate more than once, but not many times more.
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by PowerElectronix 7d ago
Halt the trading!!!
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by PowerElectronix 7d ago
It looks to me more like they made a math engine that can sift through a huge number of combinations, most them absurd, to prove a statement. Just like a chess engine, but for math. At least that's what I get from the NS result, they g
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by PowerElectronix 8d ago
I fail to see how a machine that can hack everything can't also patch everything and make the system unhackable. A nuke, a virus, whatever... The knowledge is nonlonger the bottleneck, it's the tools and materials. Also, I'm
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by PowerElectronix 8d ago
Funny how they did not solve any of the other problems, just the one where there was already solutions to the NS with some restrictions in their chats, and their solution seems to derive from those.
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by PowerElectronix 8d ago
If such a thing can happen (a major breakthrough in a chat makes it into the retrain of the week and then the first one who asks about it gets it) I wonder if this is not the first instance if it happening, seeing the row of Erdos problems,
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by PowerElectronix 8d ago
Well, that's some wacky way of releasing some built up tension in the immune system.
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by PowerElectronix 8d ago
So much dumb stuff in your brain that you are just immune to propaganda as you can't take it seriously (it's just as dumb as the other stuff)
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by PowerElectronix 8d ago
Yeah, getting the immune system to tone down the responses is probably the best one can do for oneself health. Our body didn't get the memo that for the last 200 years water and food are clean now and bacteria is fought with antibiotic
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by PowerElectronix 9d ago
How else would you explain OpenAI suddendly assembling a team focused on working the same problem from the same angle than the researchers that just made a breakthrough?
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by PowerElectronix 15d ago
Unless they find a way to make money on this, Zitron will eventually be right.
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by PowerElectronix 15d ago
The clown show will continue until geopolitical goals are achieved.
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by PowerElectronix 15d ago
Good try, federal agency, good try.
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by PowerElectronix 16d ago
He could just have said "lasting forever and ever". It's ram chips, the bottom of the barrel of semi manufacturing. If you get high prices for long enough, everyone is gonna jump into the market.
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by PowerElectronix 18d ago
They shouldn't need to pass this if they didn't pass age verification at all. This is not a good thing, it's a very small patch for a very bad thing.
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by PowerElectronix 18d ago
I guess they mean it's harsh because it's Colorado. Bad soil, scarce rain, scorching summers, freezing winters... So they have to take extra care with the species they plant.
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by PowerElectronix 19d ago
Only if you remember to reapply sunscreen every few hours.

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