harryp_peng

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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Technically 'daddy' is a name. A name is fundamentally just a label that we use to identify other people and objects. Post Malone, your first and last name are part of the universal naming system like the Kilometer, and 'dad
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Because sometimes no one actually answered that question, quora just publishes many titles to index to google.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Idk about university, but high school is indisputably important because it's training data for the brain.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
the internet, just pixels when you have nobody with verifiable consciousness one questions the existence nothing is real but my mind shouts consciousness! a dilema
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Out of context: what is sex? Is it physical satisfaction or romantic connection?
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
I always use GPT4 to write boiler plate code etc. It probably automates 50% of my tasks, pretty good.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
But humans aren't 'original' ourselves. How do you do 3*9? You memorized it. It's striking how humans could reason at all.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Humans supervising models solving difficult problems is the beginning of an AGI society.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
You know at one point we wouldn't be able to benchmark them, due to the sheer complexity of the test required. I.e. if you are testing a model on maths, the problem will have to be extremely difficult to even consider a 'hustle&#x
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
This really is the fastest growing technology of all time. Do you feel the curve? I remember Mixtral8x7b dominating for months; I expected data bricks to do the same! but it was washed out of existence in days, with 8x22b, llama3, gemini1.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Excuse me, the first Macintosh was 7,300 in today's dollars, and did far less.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Consider this: You ask a question (go to google) to solve a problem. But an LLM solve it for you. That's why they are popular in programming. However, besides this, google is still my go to for relevant information on entertainment a
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
I'm bullish on GOOGL - Gemini 1.5 Pro is insanely good! GCP is also democratizing the cloud; I think the market share will only increase.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
What's even the google hate? the company is great and provides value. Why go into the rabbit hole of worse products?
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Google is just good. You use it to get human answer to a question and find relevant information on a topic. Those are of human nature.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
It's not about money - how valuable the company is depends on how many people use it intersect how useful it is. As long as it's valuable, it's valuable.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
You're right, but to the consumer like me I cherish how I'm able to connect to my favorite individuals like Andrej Karpathy and still learn a lot. I guess most people are likely the same, and spend an awful amount of time daily on
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Nah, social media is the status quo. It's impossible to 'refrain' from the status quo, unless you invent something an order of magnitude greater.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Have you even used TikTok? Facebook connects you with the people around you, and TikTok connects you with your favorite people on earth. That's the essence of the product.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Worst possible thing is that bozos learn the closed source model. The closed source model only worked because they had the Great SJ.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
No, it's simply a faster way to operate a computer. Imagine if you didn't have to scroll and click using a mouse - that alone is a killer.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Yeah, it's the future, and will definitely be buying it. That and neural interface will be the desktop off 2040 I think.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Why would your brain 'split into sadness and action' on the brink of death? Because mine would go GPU and split into multiple threads of solutions.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
dude are you nuts the whole point of all that was to steal you without the key
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
yeah, I mean, I made it (what was it?) I think I became conscious and awake at 16, and with a computer did anything imaginable. We have all became 10x with the internet, and will probably be 100x with AI.
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
You only processed 500m tokens, which is shockingly little. perhaps only 2k in incurred costs?
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
I cannot believe this paradigm, how new multi million dollar startups are basic wrappers that can be built by anyone interested enough in less than a day
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
just look at it - perplexity wrapper with native hardware. perplexity has vision! and besides perplexity, it just uses some simple function calling to get weather etc. I can build that in a day. as of the ultimate vision, it is not yet clea
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
Daniel kokatajlo already answered that I think
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by harryp_peng 2y ago
I don't think there is genuine use cases to this except for accessibility features etc. I always doubted voice; however, I'm beginning to see that Oai Voice Engine will potentially be huge and incredibly addicting to chat to. I.e

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