henry2023

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by henry2023 4d ago
So the solution is to make the company that can’t avoid sub-AGI models from going rouge to try RSI? Also, AI performance has proven to be a function of power and compute, and right now most of the compute lies between two companies rushing
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by henry2023 4d ago
How is worse?
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by henry2023 6d ago
Autonomous killing machines and mass surveillance.
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by henry2023 6d ago
What makes you think the company that pirated a big portion of all copyrighted work will care about this checkbox? At best they’ll “anonymize” the data before adding it to the corpus.
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by henry2023 7d ago
Beautiful machines.
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by henry2023 8d ago
At least for me it’s quite easy to see them go into endless loops where no meaningful work is done and it just keeps going until I stop the process and tell it what to try instead. To be fair it is no where near what we had just one year ag
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by henry2023 13d ago
noaifridays.com
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by henry2023 22d ago
You just described why the datacenter business is hard and as a corollary why space datacenters will not be economically viable.
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by henry2023 25d ago
Crazy to think that we have open weights capable of challenging trillion-dollar SOTA models. Interesting times ahead.
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by henry2023 28d ago
Even if you were to optimally price in all available information you still have uncertainty of what will actually happen. i.e. A 1 dollar coin flip has an expected value of 50c before it’s thrown and it will collapse either to zero or to on
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by henry2023 1mo ago
what if you develop manufacturing capabilities during the 30 years lifespan of the panels?
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by henry2023 2mo ago
Yeah, but that doesn’t mean the west won’t try to catch up
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by henry2023 2mo ago
Agree. A lot of easily verifiable truth claims would be instantly cataloged to be liberal thinking. Conservatism anti-science political opinions will always collide with models that try to answer to their best of their knowledge. Note: I’m
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by henry2023 2mo ago
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by henry2023 2mo ago
Let me guess, you think solar panels are chinese spying machines.
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by henry2023 2mo ago
Yeah like earthquakes, the top registered earthquake happened 66 years ago. The fact that you see record breaking more often than log of time implies a drift in one direction.
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by henry2023 2mo ago
Hey, we started another war and are funding the most destabilizing force in the world but look at this theoretical war …
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by henry2023 2mo ago
As a friendly advice, try critical thinking for a while. It will help you avoid scams in your real life. Some people have incentives to lie and it’s important to be able to think for oneself and distinguish among them.
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by henry2023 2mo ago
Sending to LEO costs around $2,700 usd and 9kWh of fuel per kilogram. If you manage to send a data center with high end processing units, large array of solar panels, even larger liquid cooling and tick shielding against solar rays you’d ha
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by henry2023 2mo ago
Couldn’t you say the same argument about VC funded startups? They lose money following a strategic goal. The main difference here is if a startup goes underwater all the tech is usually lost. The Chinese weights are not going anywhere if th
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by henry2023 2mo ago
WhatsApp has this “circles” features implemented so well people don’t even think about it.
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by henry2023 2mo ago
I meant hypothetical, thanks for pointing it out.
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by henry2023 2mo ago
Even in the hypothetical that datacenters would double Ireland’s GDP what real positive impact would it have if they pay zero taxes?
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by henry2023 2mo ago
If the underlying code ends up being a completely unreadable blob that no human will ever read why not directly do a port to assembly instead of rust?
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by henry2023 2mo ago
> law was being followed. By masked officials who deny to identify themselves? Yeah, this surely is about lawfulness.
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by henry2023 2mo ago
It'd be cool to have a mode where you input your current base / age / networth and simulate forward.
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by henry2023 2mo ago
Uncensored?
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by henry2023 2mo ago
If humans can find (and have been finding for millennia) new proofs for well posted math problems, I see no reason why they shouldn’t be able to implement a more performant fully featured version of an existing interpreter.
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by henry2023 3mo ago
Strong AGI would be a system capable of terraforming a planet without any external intervention. I mean, we did it and there have been roughly 117 billion human beings with GI in all of existence.
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by henry2023 3mo ago
Not sure if his status as sex offender is relevant in this discussion but it’s funny to see the stereotype in action.

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