ajam1507

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by ajam1507 6d ago
If it ain't broke, fix it.
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by ajam1507 6d ago
It doesn't have to be a race, that's just the way we have been treating it so far. There have been examples in the past of civilization ending technology that has been redirected from being a death race (chemical, biological, and
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by ajam1507 26d ago
JSTOR isn't just full of publicly funded work.
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by ajam1507 1mo ago
Needs an annoying header that changes size as you scroll.
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by ajam1507 1mo ago
How does banning the models in the US prevent this?
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by ajam1507 1mo ago
Knowing that they trained on that data doesn't mean that you've demonstrated that they "stole" it. Certainly the courts haven't decided that in every case.
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by ajam1507 1mo ago
>It seems like the purpose of humans isn't to keep machines busy. When our phone or laptop is idle, it's fine if it sleeps. And when we do want something, we'd rather not wait. I'm not sure what the original commenter
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by ajam1507 1mo ago
This is exactly the kind of sanitized hacking this article is talking about.
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by ajam1507 1mo ago
> Our mission is straightforward: we are building AI solutions that can automatically solve important problems in machine learning, science, and engineering. Genuinely curious which part you found complex.
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by ajam1507 2mo ago
> Bento is a discontinued database application for Mac OS X made by the former FileMaker Inc., since renamed to Claris.
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by ajam1507 2mo ago
Because you will get sued by openai/anthropic
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by ajam1507 2mo ago
> I know people gnash their teeth at that, but I'm pretty convinced the ass-pain associated with getting a data center constructed on the planet with all the NIMBY stuff will be will incentivize space data centers too. You can build
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by ajam1507 2mo ago
Seems like the appropriate place for a non-violent offender.
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by ajam1507 2mo ago
I don't think viewing the night sky is necessary for "human flourishing"
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by ajam1507 2mo ago
> Perhaps the last event was one million years ago and we are now (proverbially) 'due'. Ironically this is a great example of the gambler's fallacy.
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by ajam1507 3mo ago
Who is going to invest in your company when they could invest in the company that just makes the drugs you invent without the overhead of R&D?
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by ajam1507 3mo ago
If Julian Assange had taken his privacy principles and built a social network instead of leaking government secrets things might have turned out differently.
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by ajam1507 3mo ago
Moore's law isn't as relevant with parallel workloads. If you can keep building more lanes you don't have to worry about making faster cars.
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by ajam1507 3mo ago
> LLMs don't get a free pass because they're also so good at writing typescript for beige CRUD apps and bedtime stories. Plenty of useful things get free passes to be dangerous. Traffic accidents are the leading cause of accide
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by ajam1507 3mo ago
I would go to this museum.
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by ajam1507 3mo ago
Surprising that there are still people who don't think LLMs qualify as AI
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by ajam1507 4mo ago
Pre-built PCs are the way to get a deal right now. The price of individual components is much more expensive than buying something from Micro Center or one of the Chinese integrators.
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by ajam1507 4mo ago
I'm not sure why you're setting slavery aside. It's my whole point. Do you think the Union should have conceded the civil war because "you can't force other people to change their morals?"
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by ajam1507 4mo ago
The history of social pressure would disagree with you.
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by ajam1507 4mo ago
Having a libertarian stance on morality is great unless its actually important to take a stand. It's the difference between "I would never own slaves" and being an abolitionist. I think it's pretty reasonable to expect o
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by ajam1507 4mo ago
I'm not going to watch a 3 hour video, but custom PCs are a tiny fraction of the consumer hardware market. Also, the custom PC market is struggling partly due to people overstating the price of RAM. It's not like the cost of build
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by ajam1507 4mo ago
> They have literally destroyed markets that aren't coming back anytime soon (consumer hardware) Ram is more expensive it's not the apocalypse for consumer hardware. > "Oh well, they fucked our economy long term. Guess
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by ajam1507 4mo ago
This really says something about society, can't even imagine leaving your house without a smartphone.
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by ajam1507 4mo ago
National success is about creating a nation of basketball players, not just a single all-star team.
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by ajam1507 4mo ago
How would they know you went out to the woods?

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