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by dontreact 3y ago
This group of people may have been the first to mention the words “AI” prominently in academia but is this flag planting or are they truly foundational to the work with the same name today? If none of these people had done anything, would w
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by dontreact 3y ago
Why would the accuracy decrease with lower temperature? Setting temperature to 0 just means at each step the model will emit the token with the highest likelihood.
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by dontreact 3y ago
I'm left curious what the 20 pound rodent was. Capybara? "In Venezuela, capybara meat was so popular that sometime between the 16th and 18th centuries, clergymen petitioned to continue eating it during Lent. Although biology says
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by dontreact 3y ago
I’m a diehard YIMBY, but this isn’t really “not in my backyard” it’s more like: don’t prey on my (or my neighbor’s) emotionally and financially vulnerable state in order to buy my backyard (and also the rest of my house). So not NIMBY but D
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by dontreact 3y ago
That won't do it, also need to close other stuf {"this": "is valid json so farrrrrrrrrrrrrr But yeah the general idea makes sense. Once you hit a timeout, change the mask to things that will close existing open things in
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by dontreact 3y ago
You would also need to keep generating until the whole string is valid. And what if it gets caught in a loop? Not sure how this can really guarantee 100%
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by dontreact 3y ago
Uber was founded in 2009, and pretty broadly available by 2014 Grubhub was founded in 2004, I was ordering from there all through college 2007-2011 Google actually put out hangouts in 2013, and Skype could do group calls in 2010 Not trying
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by dontreact 3y ago
But as mentioned above, isn't doing so against Google's own self interest? It seems like the project is explicitly stating their goal isn't to allow for websites to do this, and they are implementing it in a manner consistent
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by dontreact 3y ago
Is it possible for them to implement this API in such a way that it will fail 5% of the time or so, making it impossible for websites to deny individuals based on failing attestation? https://github.com/RupertBenWiser/W
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by dontreact 3y ago
You are moving the goalposts here. The original claim I am responding to is "A tool that gives incorrect and inconsistent results shouldn’t have any part of a decision making process." I agree that there are places where we should
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by dontreact 3y ago
It's not a strawman. There are many fundamentally unpredictable things where we can't make the benchmark be 100% accuracy. To make it more concrete on work I am very familiar with: breast cancer screening. If you had a model that
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by dontreact 3y ago
If you were trying to predict the direction a stock will move (up or down) and it was right 99.9% of the time, would you use it or not?
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by dontreact 3y ago
I personally don’t care that much the collision rate. I care about the fatality or injury rate (deaths or injuries per miles driven) I don’t mind picking an Uber driver if it reduces my chances of getting hurt, even if we are slightly more
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by dontreact 3y ago
Humans cause fatalities 1 per 100 million miles. There is no way to truly evaluate safety being an order of magnitude better until we have 1 billion miles driven. You can crash less often (reduce fender benders) but kill more people (have r
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by dontreact 3y ago
You could avoid living in a place likely to flood during a 100 year flood
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by dontreact 3y ago
And by garbage I mean literally data/illegible/etc. that would ruin the pretraining of the model.
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by dontreact 3y ago
One of the big values of reddit is that it serves as an easy index for non-garbage websites on the internet. This is exactly how it was used in the T5 paper: they threw away all the websites from their crawl that were not linked to from Red
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by dontreact 3y ago
As far back as 2015, it’s been common to take neural net inference and get a C++ version of it. That’s what this is. It didn’t make python obsolete then and it won’t now. Training (orchestration, architecture definition etc.) and data mungi
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by dontreact 3y ago
2: The more people buy and hold Bitcoin, the more valuable it becomes. I asked ChatGPT about the definition of common enterprise: The 7th and 2nd Circuits use a "horizontal commonality" test, where a common enterprise is found if
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by dontreact 3y ago
Putting this here in case it's useful. Please correct if it's wrong. What is the Howey test for whether something is a security? """ The Howey Test asks whether a transaction constitutes an "investment contract
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by dontreact 3y ago
My guess is that "making cheaper and faster GPT4" was leading to the rumors that GPT4 was nerfed
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by dontreact 3y ago
An LLM only has to download text once. You could easily coordinate a scrape across various IPs and accounts over the course of a couple of months and it would be really hard to detect. Especially if you target alternate GUI api based versio
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by dontreact 3y ago
Why wouldn’t people then just scrape using the free API?
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by dontreact 3y ago
Lol he said he would put them in his children. But he doesn’t have one?
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by dontreact 3y ago
you're going to pay "replacement cost"at the same rate or higher for someone else How do you know this is true? This is an assertion you are making, but the evidence is to the contrary given significantly lower compensation f
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by dontreact 3y ago
What useful things are people able to do with the smaller more inaccurate models? I have a hard time understanding why I would build on top of this, rather than just the openaI API, since the performance is so much better.
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by dontreact 3y ago
Is this what is happening in Xinjiang with the degree of ai surveillance?
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For context: even if you were able to do this regularly, it still likely wouldn't be enough to make a living as an artist.
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by dontreact 3y ago
This has been the case for a long time but my sense is that pornography addiction is a growing concern because of the accessibility and customizability increases that technology has afforded. AI accelerates that.
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by dontreact 3y ago
This is true only if all the outcomes are the same. However “all the outcomes” includes long term outcomes of swapping the real for the fake, and historically there have been unanticipated consequences aka outcomes when doing so. In the cas

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