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by cellis 11d ago
“Low quality entertainment” is a very elitist thing to say. Most don’t have time or luxury of even being introduced ( via an east coast liberal arts college ) to read Tolstoy or appreciate the finer motions of Tchaikovsky. Instead the Drusk
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by cellis 24d ago
Did 3 then just assumed the longest text was the correct one. Too much reading
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by cellis 4mo ago
Not to argue your broader point, but how, exactly would predicting this, in a macro sense, make you the “richest person on the planet”? A very uninformed person could tell you that “Cerebras will be the next NVIDIA”, put their life savings
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by cellis 4mo ago
Obviously an M1 chip is “smarter” in terms of raw accuracy for eg matrix computations than any equivalent wetware despite being much? smaller. Performance per watt at least at that task has to be an ocean of a difference.
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by cellis 7mo ago
A 16 year old has been training for almost 16 years to drive a car. I would argue the opposite: Waymo’s / Specific AIs need far less data than humans. Humans can generalize their training, but they definitely need a LOT of training!
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by cellis 7mo ago
Do you only support USDC?
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by cellis 8mo ago
79. I feel like i should have done better but got stuck in a local minima of "farm animals, which obvious farm animals haven't I said??", then tried thinking of names of fish which worked until it didn't.
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by cellis 8mo ago
The “hard enough” tasks are all behind IP walls. If it’s a “hard enough” that generally means it’s a commercial problem likely involving disparate workflows and requiring a real human who probably isn’t a) inclined and/or b) permitted,
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by cellis 8mo ago
I've also used em-dashes since before chatgpt but not on HN -- because a double dash is easier to type. However in my notes app they're everywhere, because Mac autoconverts double dashes to em-dashes.
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by cellis 8mo ago
While directionally correct, the article spends a lot of time glorifying jquery and not enough on what a horrible, no good, unoptimized mess of a framework jquery was, and by extension what kinds of websites were built back then. I remember
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The New Generation Won't Type for You
3 points by cellis 9mo ago|2 comments
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by cellis 9mo ago
Reminded me of this: https://jsomers.net/blog/speed-matters
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by cellis 10mo ago
Go back far enough and everything was stolen from someone
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by cellis 10mo ago
ChatGPT does not offer a clear indication that it is blatantly illegal, though the amount of legal risk is high enough that it might as well be .
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by cellis 10mo ago
Electricians in data-center states are eating; elsewhere they are scraping by due to macro-economics.
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by cellis 10mo ago
On chrome iOS I’m physically unable to press the three checkboxes on the terms which means I can’t try your app. They appear to be overlapped by the terms themselves and thus never received click events.
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by cellis 11mo ago
Whenever some group is said to have made/fined 1M out of their likely billions in revenue, someone will chime and say “that’s nothing”. But From a “department P&L perspective” yes, it is a lot of money! Think about the crime fa
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by cellis 11mo ago
Could this be used to train a text -> audio model? I'm thinking of an architecture that uses RVQ. Would RVQ still be necessary?
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by cellis 11mo ago
Are they trying to imply that high fat diets in humans similarly affect brain autophagy? That seems like quite the causal stretch given the vastly more complex metabolic architecture of humans.
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by cellis 1y ago
What if the car is stolen?
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by cellis 1y ago
Opposite for me…5-codex high ran out of tokens extremely quickly and didn’t adhere as well to the agents.md as Claude did to the Claude.md, perhaps because it insists on writing extremely complicated bash scripts or whole python programs to
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by cellis 1y ago
Can you come be president of the USA instead / too?
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by cellis 1y ago
Market rate is $4.10 per hour during peak hours. But it falls off precipitously per hour and ceases to be enforced around 6pm. For overstays those little white golf cart trucks have cameras that check license plates for permits. I recently
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by cellis 1y ago
And lest we forget! Forgetting to turn it off!
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by cellis 1y ago
"Would putting this operation to a democratic vote ever result in approval?" As a civilian, I understand the intention. But, unless all are warriors of equal rank, I don't want the public voting on how the military will be ru
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by cellis 1y ago
What point are you arguing here? That it’s more difficult to be a doctor than an NFL player? That is highly subjective depending on what one finds “difficult”. For instance my dentist in SF and even primary care or dermatologists don’t have
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by cellis 1y ago
He'll get a pardon next election cycle.
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by cellis 1y ago
If we are truly trying to "replace human at work" as the definition of an AGI, then shouldn't the engineering goal be to componentize the human body? If we could component-by-component replace any organ with synthetic ones
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by cellis 1y ago
I'm sure "timing of yellow" is only a few parameters in its network at this point. And it's continuously training, it can probably one-shot the timing changes ( one taxi ride through maybe 3 lights ).
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by cellis 1y ago
Reinforcement learning is a helluva drug. I'm sure by now Waymos can time yellows in SF to within a nanosecond, whereas humans will only ever drive through so many yellows will never get that much training data.

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