chpatrick

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   by chpatrick 5d ago

   Minimax H3 works pretty great and you can run it on a 3090.
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   by chpatrick 6d ago

   That's included in the number, buddy. Read the report. https://iea-pvps.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/IEA-PVPS-LCI...
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   by chpatrick 6d ago

   https://iea-pvps.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Fact-Sheet-I... Making and using a modern solar panel emits up to 44 grams of CO2 equivalent greenhouse gas per kWh over its lifetime as opposed to up to 1
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   by chpatrick 7d ago

   So if a model with exactly the same architecture controls a robot then it's suddenly sentient or what? "They generate actions in the real world"
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   by chpatrick 7d ago

   Does being made out of meat instead of silicon make you more sentient?
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   by chpatrick 9d ago

   Shouldn't doesn't mean people wouldn't.
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   by chpatrick 9d ago

   It's actually a great service though.
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   by chpatrick 11d ago

   If ai watermarking is undetectable to humans I wonder if sinister stuff in the context is also undetectable... Some thought or mood that you can't read but is still encoded in the tokens.
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   by chpatrick 12d ago

   As long as you only want to play games from 2008. :)
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    by chpatrick 12d ago

    I had the same job 5 years ago, but I'm sure you know better.
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    by chpatrick 12d ago

    And model training isn't putting money back into the business?
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    by chpatrick 13d ago

    As opposed to...?
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    by chpatrick 13d ago

    I'm also outsourcing computational geometry to CGAL and CPU optimizations to GCC, so what? I can still reason about them. For example for a problem I had recently Claude pointed out (after some prodding for me) that the determinant of
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    by chpatrick 13d ago

    Still unsolved for 87 years.
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    by chpatrick 13d ago

    About two month ago: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacobian_conjecture
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    by chpatrick 13d ago

    I'm also dependent on a bunch of advanced libraries and compilers I didn't write. I could reimplement them if I took years to do it but it would be a total waste of time.
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    by chpatrick 14d ago

    I work on a codebase with a lot of math and I've both learned and implemented a bunch of things that were beyond my level before I could iterate on it with AI. Same for binary reverse engineering. On the other fixing tedious bugs by ha
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    by chpatrick 14d ago

    Typing the code was never the interesting part.
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    by chpatrick 15d ago

    Also true for human developers.
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    by chpatrick 15d ago

    I completely stopped using Gemini because I found its tone so annoying and pandering. Claude gets to the point.
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    by chpatrick 16d ago

    I think these kinds of comments really need to say which LLM that is. There's an enormous difference in skill between the frontier ones and say the Google search AI.
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    by chpatrick 28d ago

    You just have to press the right link on the site and you get the tracking page (despite saying you need the app).
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    by chpatrick 1mo ago

    Overheating isn't exactly right, they got shut down because they couldn't be cooled, but they didn't overheat.
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    by chpatrick 1mo ago

    JS despite its (many) faults still allowed a fairly functional style way before that was mainstream. Java and C++ only got lambdas decades later.
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    by chpatrick 1mo ago

    http://fbpurity.com/
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    by chpatrick 1mo ago

    Or you're below its level.
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    by chpatrick 1mo ago

    But if you have two experts in a field talking to each other you wouldn't expect them to dumb down their communication.
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    by chpatrick 1mo ago

    Is that what it feels like when the models get smarter than us?
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    by chpatrick 1mo ago

    Check out Home Assistant.
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    by chpatrick 2mo ago

    Reverse-engineering my house's intercom system.