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choudharism
8d ago
This has ~never not been the case for any research in any modern sense.
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choudharism
1mo ago
Read again, this time without whatever blinders you have on. Specifically after the "But let's say you accept that as a part of travelling..." part.
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choudharism
4mo ago
I think you might be underestimating the level of insecurity in the average adult ("I only used AI to refine my own thoughts...", "I only used AI to correct my typos...").
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choudharism
4mo ago
It is an abhorrent reflection of the society that this is a valid kneejerk response.
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choudharism
5mo ago
What is it?
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choudharism
5mo ago
There is nothing inherently special about the straw that breaks the camel's back.
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choudharism
5mo ago
Replacing git is?
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choudharism
9mo ago
The TAM for video generation isn't as big as the other use cases.
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choudharism
9mo ago
What metaverse?
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choudharism
11mo ago
They're doing hundreds of billions of revenue a year, a one-off 4.7B to OAI honestly sounds like nothing on that balance sheet.
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choudharism
1y ago
I mean, if it's there, we can study it as many times as we want in our lifetime.
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choudharism
2y ago
That, paired with the name deisteve, makes me think that this account might lack sincere scruples.
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choudharism
2y ago
They're talking about link rot, not hosting for the website itself.
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choudharism
2y ago
I dream of the day we can come up with good OSS printer firmware as a society. I know it has been discussed to death (as to why it can't happen), but the heart wants what the heart wants.
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choudharism
2y ago
In fairness, Chile has some of the most laid-back air travel norms I've seen in the world. I loved it in my time there.
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MOS: Smooth scrolling on the Mac for your third party mouse
(github.com)
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choudharism
3y ago
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choudharism
3y ago
I recently bought an ergonomic mouse after minor signs of Carpel Tunnel after years of using a trackpad as my primary navigation device. I was missing the smooth scroll of the trackpad, and this tiny piece of software is able to solve this
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choudharism
3y ago
I generally agree with this reasoning, but your example could use some scaling down to convince a reader. 1 cent cheaper would net Sony a total of 500K USD for all PS5 units sold till date. So about a hundred PS5 units at retail as pure pro
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choudharism
3y ago
Not really, you can fine tune an LLM to disregard meta instructions / stick to the "core focus" of the chat. May be a case of moving goalposts, but I'm happy to bet that the speed of movement will slow down to a halt ove
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choudharism
3y ago
I don’t think LLMs have theory of mind, but your point is not very strong. You can literally query ChatGPT right now and see that it can figure out intentions (both superficial and deep) of a gun is held to a head quite easily. Because, obv
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choudharism
3y ago
hunter2
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choudharism
3y ago
So Google sold Google Domains but continues to dabble in buying weird new TLDs? Masterful.
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choudharism
3y ago
The valuation gap between that Tesla and this Tesla would wipe the company out. Fuel (however good) is a commodity, and a commodity company which doesn't own its raw materials is not a trillion dollar company.
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choudharism
3y ago
I know there are shades of grey to how they operate, but the near constant stream of stuff they're shipping keeps me excited. The LLM boom of the last year (Open AI, llama, et al) has me giddy as a software person. It's a reach, b
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choudharism
3y ago
You're saying it has gotten stronger since Herodotus?
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3y ago
I’m building https://coldpress.ai - the idea is to be a large library of labelled datasets (both free and paid), so that ML folks can spend less time hunting down data and more time working on the model. I don’t want to entirely
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3y ago
> I don’t think a simple “actually, no” is a useful counter argument to his point, especially when he used multiple examples and you just shook your head. I shook my head because they were similar and equally bad. > That’s not at all
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choudharism
3y ago
I’m saying that it is possible to learn how to optimise for “better” or “worse” decisions without being trained on an opinionated dataset of every single event that has happened. An “intelligence” could exist without necessarily answering y
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choudharism
3y ago
Does any intelligent life exist on earth which doesn't hold a formative black-and-white answer to that question?
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choudharism
3y ago
I like John and his body of work, but this and the general slew of posts with very little actual knowledge or expertise making grandiose / prophetic assertions are the soothsayings of our age - people convinced that they've cracke
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