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by dontreact 2y ago
Gemini 1.5 Pro is on-par with GPT-4 and Opus in LMSys, and you can go try it for yourself in LMSys, and it's coming soon to Gemini Advanced (announced at I/O). Seems like GPT4O puts OpenAI in front again on LMSys
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by dontreact 2y ago
Gemini Ultra has been available for people to try via Gemini Advanced (formerly Bard) for a few months
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by dontreact 2y ago
It’s the difference between doing something transcendental a small number of times and doing something amazing billions of times.
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by dontreact 2y ago
Yes thanks that is what I meant.
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by dontreact 2y ago
The biggest reveal here is that they provide one of the clearest confirmations that Tesla has been lying about their crash statistics. Apparently they only log crashes with airbags and generally from police reports we know this is only 18%
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by dontreact 2y ago
Maybe but it just seems silly to not briefly try out a few of the options as a teacher model before settling on one (Claude)
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by dontreact 2y ago
Im surprised they didn’t try out Gemini. It’s a lot better than Google translate and in my experience this is one use case where Gemini outshines even other frontier models like ChatGPT4
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by dontreact 2y ago
Wouldn’t building anything with this scrape be a YouTube TOS violation?
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by dontreact 2y ago
Could this be used for maximum cut? Maximum cut at one point was an important concept in IIT which is a somewhat debunked but still interesting theory of consciousness
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by dontreact 2y ago
Looking at the the list, I think only a very small fraction of the 200 that signed are millionaires. Only the millionaires can get attention for this by signing.
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by dontreact 2y ago
It's pretty clear that what's going on is they are violating YouTube's terms of service and so if she were to be honest that would be grounds for a lawsuit. Relevant part of the TOS """ Permissions and Restrict
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by dontreact 2y ago
This is a nice policy but unless you start immediately backdating it (which would be far more disruptive than a standard sized wealth tax of some kind and would in effect be a one time enormous wealth tax) since the effects would take a ver
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by dontreact 2y ago
Not if your wealth is in an appreciating asset that tends to appreciate faster during inflation such as real estate
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by dontreact 2y ago
I also wonder if it’s a language effect and the models are just way better at python
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by dontreact 2y ago
Yes to me that’s obviously not a good use, and I have experience to know not to attempt hundred line rewrites of files. I order to reflect on my mental about this. It’s that i more often break down parts problem into sub routines that are 3
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by dontreact 2y ago
It’s a tool you learn to use and improve with. How many hours of practice have you given the tool? Personally I’ve been practicing for almost 3 years now going back to CoPilot so I would guess I have at very minimum a few hundred hours of t
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by dontreact 2y ago
While subvocal is cool and would allow for speech in more places, something that’s earlier on the tech tree and that I would like to see is just robust lipreading. I already am comfortable talking to my phone quietly using my AirPods while
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by dontreact 2y ago
I think there is probably the option to opt out of this feature, it's just that it will be on by default?
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by dontreact 2y ago
Well you could just say the level you start at is real time and the second hand moves slower for lower levels and faster for higher levels?
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by dontreact 3y ago
Isn't the proportion of people who are obese and therefore go on this diet also going to be much higher? They appear to not have controlled for anything. So in essence the implied cause and effect here for most people reading this head
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by dontreact 3y ago
No I’m talking about an independent analysis by Times
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by dontreact 3y ago
None of this is inconsistent with changing the level of amplification of certain topics in concordance with the preferences of the CCP, which is what the evidence appears to point to. Note the key word “removal”
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by dontreact 3y ago
It seems like a good idea that if the endowments are getting so big that covering tuition for all of their students would still allow them to grow, then it's time to push for more of the money to be used for paying for public colleges.
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by dontreact 3y ago
How would socioeconomic factors lead to bias in a model? I figured there would be way more recordings in Latin American Spanish that u supervised learning would anchor on more
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by dontreact 3y ago
His job at Tesla or OpenAI wasn’t as an educator though. I think a clearer version of my point is that most of his impact has come from activities he has done “on the side” and hasn’t gotten paid for from his job. I’m hopeful it can be his
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by dontreact 3y ago
I don’t think we disagree. Education is crucial and the value is enormous, but this hasn’t been what he was paid for in the past. I am hopeful that he finds a way to make this his job more directly than at Tesla or OpenAI as the whole world
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by dontreact 3y ago
Unpopular opinion… but IMO almost all of Karpathy’s fame an influence come from being an incredible educator and communicator. Relative to his level of fame, his actual level of contribution as far as pushing forward AI, I’m not so sure abo
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by dontreact 3y ago
My point is general it’s better to do a deep dive into individual musicians and styles to look for findings than to take a framework of analysis developed for one style of music and use it to compare across very different styles of music. F
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by dontreact 3y ago
I would have if I could think of one. Also anyone would think those rhythms were chaotic if they had no cultural familiarity with them (including myself!), so I don’t see it as a criticism? Here’s an example of someone with a lot of twitter
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by dontreact 3y ago
While neat and interesting, I think using information theory to analyze music can very easily fall flat especially when comparing across very different musical traditions. A relevant story for this: When Europeans came to Senegal they perce

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