hyperbovine

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by hyperbovine 5d ago
For one thing it was, I’m guessing, 100% written by actual humans. An increasingly rare phenomenon.
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by hyperbovine 6d ago
But think of all the IPO Monopoly money they just generated.
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by hyperbovine 6d ago
Magnus cannot even beat his phone. We're long past the point of humans being able to compete with the `fish, any version, any platform.
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by hyperbovine 8d ago
The same could be said of your post. OpenAI (claim to) show the existence of *a* finite time singularity. It could stimulate more research in PDE solving, and maybe physics, but it has zero impact on practical applications, that I can see.
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by hyperbovine 11d ago
Two of these things will definitely work. One of them is completely untested, poorly understood and with potentially massive consequences for the climate and food production.
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by hyperbovine 11d ago
Hey at least they are trying.
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by hyperbovine 17d ago
I absolutely love hacking ikea furniture, specifically their kitchen cabinets. If you need a bunch of boxes as the base for a project and you’re thinking about building it the traditional way, ie 3/4 birch plywood, I can almost guarant
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by hyperbovine 22d ago
This is why so many iOS apps these days are based on Electron/Capacitor/React Native/etc.
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
Power consumption?
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
tbf, I don't think Wagyu cows were that thrilled about their lot in life before Wagyu became a thing, either.
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
Also what decade.
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
That is so interesting! Thanks!
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
Try instructing Codex to (say) fine-tune a language model based on a collection of books you've got saved. You will find yourself admonished, repeatedly and at length, not to utilize copyrighted materials to train language models, by a
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
PayPal is sort of the Facebook of digital payments: they stopped being directly relevant years ago, but own many of the things that you or someone you know continue to use. Venmo being the obvious one, but also Braintree, Xoom, Honey, Bill
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
Is it April already?
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
Feels strongly like we're in the late-stage-AI-unicorn phase. If this is really their moat then the Chinese companies will win.
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
Fine, but that's true of several of the segment leaders as well (Saily, Airalo, etc). A lot of people don't want the hassle of physically walking into a shop in a foreign country, or just don't care about $5 vs $15 expense on
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
People who are good at convincing their boss.
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
Or a new model. The human brain does far more with far less.
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
"spend" as a noun is a linguistic differentiator to indicate what a badass MBA program you attended.
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
No I’m saying load openwrt on them.
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
"Enterprise class" wifi routers from ten years ago sell on eBay for about 1/5th as much, and work just as well for most home or small business applications.
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
You appear to be forgetting that both India and Pakistan possess nuclear weapons. A war between two nuclear powers has never happened before and the results would likely be calamitous, unleashing a huge global catastrophe and unquantifiable
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
I have to ask: the middle paragraph of this comment reads exactly like something that Codex wrote. Exactly. Is that what happened, or have you spent so much time with these models that you started writing like them?
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by hyperbovine 2mo ago
Climate change also greatly increases the chance of a huge global conflict breaking out.
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by hyperbovine 3mo ago
That one early adopter student could conceivably have gone on to be the most successful of the lot.
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by hyperbovine 3mo ago
I think it’s a nod to the idea that AI is set to boil off the oceans unless some seriously novel ideas about power generation take hold.
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by hyperbovine 3mo ago
1.6% is insane though. That would be like Google, Apple, or MSFT paying their CEO $4-6 billion a year.
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GoPro Might Go Bust(dpreview.com)
4 points by hyperbovine 4mo ago|1 comments
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by hyperbovine 4mo ago
I sincerely hope this never comes to pass, but you or your loved ones may someday find themselves in the position of wishing more people were opted in for organ donation. The same cannot be said for some random corporation training AI model

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