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Google Project Genie. Explore infinitely diverse worlds(labs.google)
3 points by fragmede 19h ago|0 comments
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Google's Project Genie(labs.google)
1 points by fragmede 19h ago|0 comments
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by fragmede 3d ago
> LLMs don't learn, and anyways don't feel punishment. What's training and all that RLHF stuff?
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by fragmede 3d ago
That implies that speed itself is unsafe. Which it is not. Airplanes go some 500 mph and mostly don't kill people.
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by fragmede 3d ago
Yes they can. At the end of the day, whether the food was made in a microwave oven or by a Michelin starred chef, the user is fed. Doing the work means that the work happened. Anything else is secondary.
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by fragmede 3d ago
Cost. It's a clever hardware hack that saves money, and 1 cent saved over 100 million units is $1,000,000!
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by fragmede 3d ago
Just got back from two weeks vacation in the desert, thanks.
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by fragmede 3d ago
> Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) is a progressive degenerative brain disease caused by repeated head injuries and hits to the head.
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by fragmede 3d ago
The recent advancement in math with the Riemann Hypothesis by Jared Sumner was basically him saying "you can do it! keep going!", however.
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by fragmede 3d ago
People are used to paying for food. They delight in paying more for highly rated Michelin starred food, even. Software is the opposite. People really really hate paying for software. It should all be free! The fact that making an additional
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by fragmede 3d ago
The possibility to have an agent implement every little thing that comes up in your mind as you're building doesn't spark the tiniest bit of joy? Previously, "ooh it would be cool if" had to answer to "yeah but it&#
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by fragmede 3d ago
Because they have a need to believe they're smarter than everyone else in the room, and that the world must be orchestrated, this can't all be random chance.
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by fragmede 3d ago
I don't know if I'd call BCD intentional obfuscation, just that hardware people aren't software people. It's not like they tried to encrypt in any way.
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by fragmede 3d ago
That's just BCD, which these days is transparent with AI.
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by fragmede 3d ago
> But I also don’t think there should be any requirement that they are forced to do additional work. That seems just as immoral. I think that if you want to sell to the public, it is entirely moral to force manufacturers to do additional
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by fragmede 3d ago
Isn't the real risk doomsday humans, enabled by AI, committing some truly heinous acts with global reach? Aum Shinrikyo had to figure out how to synthesize sarin nerve gas the old way. Now, a motivated gang of omnicidists with stolen c
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by fragmede 3d ago
It could be in worse hands though. Sama may be no saint, but better in his hands than Aum Shinrikyo fanatics.
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by fragmede 3d ago
Because they got there first. It's not fair but life's not fair, and the same argument holds for use of fossil fuels and the USA's use of them vs China's. In Global Climate Change's sake, we only have the one planet
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by fragmede 4d ago
If you eat the apple diagonally down instead of around, the cores are totally edible. Less waste!
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by fragmede 4d ago
Chesterton's Fence https://fs.blog/chestertons-fence/
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by fragmede 4d ago
ish. The problem is data center cards won't easily fit a gamer computer chassis, so an H200 for $1,000 in however many years isn't going to be usable unless you also have a chassis which will support it.
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by fragmede 4d ago
https://youtu.be/hNuu9CpdjIo
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by fragmede 4d ago
Cryptocurrency mining had it broken before that. PC gaming's golden years are behind us, as AI, even if not LLMs, seems like it's not going away, so the gaming market is now the niche hobby while AI takes center stage. RIP. My fir
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by fragmede 4d ago
But is it wrong? Humans are a bag of chemicals that somehow has consciousness, yet going around calling people meatbags doesn't do anything to diminish the wonder that is the human brain. Yet calling LLMs glorified autocomplete comes a
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by fragmede 4d ago
Do you think someone at IKEA had the idea and they hired someone to do it, or did someone have the idea and made it, and then talked IKEA into making it official?
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by fragmede 4d ago
> some 30% of the Human population, at least six hundred million people The math nerd in me has to point out that this means there was only 2 billion humans for 30% to be 600 million (though it does say at least). Currently we have 8 bi
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by fragmede 4d ago
No it isn't. Best and worst and ill-defined anyway but the chess ELO score of various LLMs has fluctuated up and down, it's not been montonically increasing. What is the best answer to "how do I make cocaine"? The models
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by fragmede 4d ago
Nevermind better, worse and more expensive is still on the table if you don't have to deal with a human. Cars replaced horses for a lot of reasons, but insofar as cars do have personalities, they're much less quirky than horses&#x
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by fragmede 4d ago
and farmers too! Did you know they just steal the resources they need to grow our food? They don't pay anything for sunlight or air! Who's investigating them?
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by fragmede 5d ago
You won't pay for something because of inflation? How do you survive, since everything's affected by inflation? Ever buy gasoline for a car or a transit pass? rent? food? What else can't you pay for because they price will go

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