in3d

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by in3d 2y ago
Ridiculous, uninformed comment. There is no question that Effective Altruism has done tremendous good overall by saving many, many lives. I say this as someone who disagrees with important aspects, such as valuing distant lives equally to l
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by in3d 2y ago
I don't think it's a coincidence that he is interested in non-LLM solutions, since he mentioned last year on Twitter that he doesn't have an internal monologue (I hope this is not taken as disparaging of him in any way). His
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by in3d 2y ago
I'd recommend looking for other sources of information if you're relying on someone who co-authored the paper that introduced the most misleading and uninformed term of the LLM era: "stochastic parrot".
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by in3d 2y ago
She’s not a capable critical thinker, quite the opposite, in fact. Completely unimpressive.
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by in3d 2y ago
NV1, not RV1. 3dfx Voodoo cards were initially more successful, but I don’t think anything not actually used for deep learning should count.
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by in3d 2y ago
> It’s ok, the economy isn’t collapsing. Nobody said that Germany's economy is collapsing, but it's certainly underperforming. It had a recession in 2023 (-0.3% GDP growth), stagnated with 0.1% in 2024, and is expected to grow
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by in3d 2y ago
Better link https://blackforestlabs.ai/announcing-flux-1-1-pro-and-the-b...
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by in3d 2y ago
If we can match our existing intelligence (but it’s a jagged border of capabilities), our progress in creating superintelligence won’t matter because we won’t be the ones making it.
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by in3d 2y ago
Old roulette wheels had large flaws, even in the 1960s: https://thehustle.co/professor-who-beat-roulette . 30 years earlier they must have been worse. So there is a chance he noticed some anomaly that he tried to exploit.
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by in3d 2y ago
Andrew Ng worked on facial recognition for a company with deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party. He’s the absolute worst person to quote.
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by in3d 2y ago
And I find multiple monitors are extremely useful. Especially if your monitor is only 27’’.
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by in3d 2y ago
It’s not compelling enough unless we find out who was behind it, which is probably unlikely.
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by in3d 2y ago
The blog post clarified it's about maintainers of critical packages, not all contributors. This could be limited to packages with just one or two maintainers, especially newer ones. And they could remain somewhat anonymous, providing t
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by in3d 3y ago
They should do the opposite: not require law school but make the bar exam harder. Vermont, California, and Virginia do not require law school.
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by in3d 3y ago
None of this matters compared to the number of apps available. Given the high price of the Vision Pro and the resulting low sales, it would make little business sense for app developers to invest in creating apps for it instead of for the Q
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by in3d 3y ago
Go ahead and explain how it leads to these supposed outcomes.
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by in3d 3y ago
Doesn’t apply. Aphantasia is not recognized as a medical issue and there are no official diagnoses being conducted.
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by in3d 3y ago
It probably depends on which ones they have encountered in real life. From a Google image search, it seems that less than half are.
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by in3d 3y ago
Yes, they certainly should for the sake of their own research. Considering aphantasia could increase the effect size in their studies.
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by in3d 3y ago
> 2. Do people with aphantasia dream in images? Yes, many reports suggest that most do. But I haven’t seen any rate comparisons with people who don’t have it.
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by in3d 3y ago
> Are there tests for aphantasia? Sure, they are usually something like “imagine an apple on a table” and then some questions about it like its color. There are also fMRI neural signatures. Aphantasia is also often linked with SDAM (Seve
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by in3d 3y ago
It’s a very common dream: https://www.newsweek.com/dream-about-being-unprepared-exam-n... , https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/youre...
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by in3d 3y ago
Stimulation but not recording. “Recording deep neural activity via ultrasound can’t be done through the skull, but it can be done by removing a piece of skull and laying the device on the surface of the brain.”
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by in3d 3y ago
> This absurdly performant roadster 2 isn't going to happen, ever. Read the article: other electric cars already hit these performance figures. With tech advancing and Tesla’s strong finances, it comes down just to their willingness
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by in3d 3y ago
This certainly doesn’t make Sam Altman look good either: https://old.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/3cs78i/whats_the... and on the other hand Altman is liked by reporters: https://twitter.com
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by in3d 3y ago
There is also this: https://old.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/3cs78i/whats_the...
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by in3d 3y ago
For GPT-4 Turbo, not GPT-4.
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by in3d 3y ago
BPA substitutes are probably not any better. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6387873/ https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S014765132... https:/
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by in3d 3y ago
That’s how you communicate when you have a first date set with someone you’ve only talked to through messages. At this point, you can only mess it up and nothing you say can substantially help.
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Venture capital vs. Y Combinator valuations (again)(axios.com)
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