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aogaili
5d ago
I griefed a bit myself for the effort I put to learn programming, I do enjoy the concepts and theories, it was playground for my mind. But the way I see it, is that I got a matching partner, that is also very good at programming. And there
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aogaili
5d ago
That should not be downvoted..this is true for manu people on this forum too. But we have the same examples in chess, running, bodybuilding etc..all of which machines have out performed us. And that good for humans are finding their true na
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aogaili
5d ago
I think it's narrowing at the top.
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aogaili
5d ago
Yeah - that's why I think they are basically squeezing the scaling laws and the current architecture with incremental innovations. I expect they will continue optimizing and improving for the current use cases/benchmarks. But the
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aogaili
5d ago
Let me ask you, have you noticed that all the major labs are releasing models very similar in gains and performance? How do you explain that other than juicing the max out of the current architecture and processes.
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aogaili
5d ago
Nice story - AI will kill humans therefore we will slow down. When all labs are approaching the same marginal improvment which is a clear sign that more breakthroughs needed to achieve the god they hyped.
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aogaili
5d ago
What is the author ranting about? I'm still not clear after reading it. The code produced is not optimized for reading?
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aogaili
5d ago
I'm about the same age and I grew up in those systems you mentioned and now living in liberal democracy. Thinking about it, I think you are right. I think I got used to not worry about being under constant threat/violence.
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aogaili
6d ago
Given a choice I would rather live in democratic systems - but to say that everyone wants democratic systems tell you are not as exposed as you think you are. There are many failed democracies which resulted in highly bloated and corrupt go
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aogaili
7d ago
What courage? Hating AI is the norm right now..all those college students, almost everyone in my circle hates AI..the real courage is to speak the truth and try to be objective..
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aogaili
7d ago
I'm getting downvoted while the article itself got flagged. I still don't understand given the advancement in those models (both closed and open source) one could have such a reductionist view on them. And my only guess is that th
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aogaili
7d ago
But who is there to say that liberal democracies are the desired end of goal for all states? That is the problem with liberal democracies it has very little tolerance for almost any other kind of system. How many wars in recent history wage
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aogaili
7d ago
Do those people feel important by objecting on those tools? Like they are above others?
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7d ago
Liberal ideology will crush anyone and anything that stands on it's way until nothing left but total inner destructions, the west is imploding from within with their OnlyFans subscribers and decaying family and cultural values, yet the
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aogaili
7d ago
What virus? People are seriously confused what is being created here. The claim here we will have misaligned AGI, not a mindless LLM. If you don't know and you don't agree what you are even creating, how can you defend against it?
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aogaili
8d ago
Agreed yes.
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aogaili
8d ago
Point taken, I was merely trying to point at the two extremes and wide range. You just gave an example of somewhere in between.
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aogaili
8d ago
I think you are looking at it from individuals perspective. I see a fast moving train with no brakes. Just like biological evolution, we are locked in an a global technological arm race, that is beyond any individual. It is as if the univer
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aogaili
8d ago
Of course it is good. I'm just pointing out how large the gap in narrative is. On one hand, we have people quitting their job believing AI will end humanity in few years. And on the other hand, we have people believing that this tech i
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8d ago
Regime change in Israel or the US.
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aogaili
8d ago
HN crowed need to make up their minds.. Are LLMs about to be a god that will annihilate humanity? Or are they statistical parrots? Are they proofing or stealing math?
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8d ago
You are just given a recipe for the next model..
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8d ago
He resigned and now what? There are thousands willing to do his role, and many labs are competing in that race. His resignation and his statement doesn't do anything but buy him attention which is what all this post about in my opinion
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8d ago
Yes - but also there are numerous examples of people generating highly functional code. And that fact that this code is at a none working state does not imply that the entire 5k LOC are be distracted, there is probably a lot of business log
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8d ago
It seems to me the author is gradually accepting the fact that business people (and their grandparents) can now produce thousands lines of code. This was not feasible a year ago. Now, regarding the quality of the code, the edge cases etc, s
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aogaili
12d ago
But then you are reading an AI generated text as well?
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aogaili
12d ago
I disagree, I think this is too black and white. In my opinion, it boils down to what ideas/experiences were seeded. In this article for example, the author is clearly sharing their first-hand experience, therefore injecting observatio
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aogaili
12d ago
That means we are crossing the line and people can't tell anymore. Most likely this is the author's story enhanced with AI and then edited. That is the future I think.
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aogaili
12d ago
That make sense, s-curve explains it I think. Thanks.
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aogaili
12d ago
Governments are printing and people are investing..don't worry.
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