jakderrida

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by jakderrida 4mo ago
I think he's just saying the case they would make to avoid being sued for breaching their fiduciary responsibility. Not that it's the actual reason. But Idk.
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by jakderrida 7mo ago
Think of it more like the original poll. They originated the census weighting methodology. In statistics classes about methodologies and survey design, it ALWAYS starts with a reference to the Literary Digest poll being wrong about Alf Land
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by jakderrida 7mo ago
They cut down the sample size about 5-7 years ago, anyway, by like 90%. I learned this not through a press release, but by going through their metadata. This was a long time coming. Their business model just isn't very profitable. I wi
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by jakderrida 1y ago
I'd argue that Anthropic still has a hard edge on creativity for things like emulating people's comments. I've fed into several models my past reddit comments (with the comments it's responding to) and asked it to duplic
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by jakderrida 1y ago
What if I just modify the code to misspell things that no AI would misspell?
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by jakderrida 1y ago
If I'm being honest... I expect the websites to keep returning errors and have hopes that those that employ you to at least start to understand what's going on.
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by jakderrida 1y ago
I think more often you'll find it's the mediocre coders (like myself) that have trouble using AI. The software developers and CS majors just know exactly what to tell it to do and in the *exact* language it could best be understoo
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by jakderrida 2y ago
It'd be nice if they underwent tests and developed fine-tuning data that was proven to work rather than using fine-tuning data made to cater to human preferences. When I would look at Copilot's searches, it was as juvenile as what
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by jakderrida 2y ago
I feel like it should instead link to a video in the sling.com domain with almost patronizing instructions on how to convert their login to Sling and promote it as "Your very own Blockbuster at home".
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by jakderrida 2y ago
https://t.ly/Sk3MB Appears the "OPEN" light was on in July of 2021 from street view.
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by jakderrida 2y ago
Sí
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by jakderrida 2y ago
>Why there are no companies that arrange this? That's a weird expectation. But I think, for starters, that the reason you don't see it often is that when it comes to jobs working with your hands, you'll find that incredibl
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by jakderrida 2y ago
Sweet! I'll be hiding that under my mattress.
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by jakderrida 2y ago
I got it in 6 years and seven months and got filthy rich on PhD coin. Bear in mind, I think not being a PhD actually made the game MUCH easier for me because I had no empathy for the character and approached it as semi-predictable inputs an
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by jakderrida 2y ago
Hmmm.. I'm trying to imagine interviewing for SE and telling them I got wealthy from a crypto market-making algorithm I coded in R during Covid and the interviewer responding with anything but laughter or with silence as they ponder le
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by jakderrida 2y ago
>The code ChatGPT generates is often bad in ways that are hard to detect. If you are not an experienced software engineer, the defects could be impossible to detect I keep hearing this, but it's incorrect. While I only know R, which
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by jakderrida 2y ago
AFAIK, Rolfe's persona started with him including two added videos at the end of some horror DVD he made in Art School. One for Castlevania 2 and another. However, I'd argue that Mike Matei provided all the serious production valu
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by jakderrida 2y ago
Angry Video Game Nerd, on Youtube, had a huge issue finding a working one and I don't think he ever did. He just kept ordering new ones and kept getting duds. Even took it to his friend that performs unusual repairs and the guy said th
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by jakderrida 2y ago
I'm pretty sure Neo Geo CD on the resale market is known for having like a 99.5% defect rate on youtube.
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by jakderrida 2y ago
>all these systems that obsessed me as a child. I remember being obsessed with this system, too. It was more like a legend than a system. Everyone knew someone that knows someone with a Neo Geo. It was never within my reach to play one.
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by jakderrida 2y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. He also says >Paradoxically, smaller models require more training to reach the same level of performance. It's not a paradox at all. If less training to reach the same level of performance was true, that
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by jakderrida 2y ago
The giraffe actually does look like Geoffrey. I don't know how they're "spitting on their own graves". It's just not the same company. Not the same management. Probably not even a single member of the board still fr
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by jakderrida 2y ago
>Boy, I can’t wait for the foundation of my house to disappear because the LLM mis-classified a drilling report as non-hazardous LMAO! It's so hilarious that people like you forget that the alternative is relying on bureaucracies ma
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by jakderrida 2y ago
Also, imagine the public shitstorm when people see headlines that NSA has overturned their policy against microdosing. They're not gonna understand what tf is going on and trying to explain it away sure af isn't gonna happen becau
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by jakderrida 2y ago
Do you mean 3.5? While I still face issues with GPT 4, I can't even remember the last time it hallucinated. I'm not saying it can't. But, yeah, that's crazy that they're specifically targeting your IP address like t
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by jakderrida 2y ago
>Also, populism means something else. Excellent point! Trump is a populist and his tax bill (his only achievement) suggests he does not endorse this at all.
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by jakderrida 2y ago
Holy Crap! You were right about PaddleOCR. My personal benchmark for OCR tools is to submit several random pages from the first edition Moody's Manual for Railroads. https://imgur.com/r2RsJeH The reason I use it is to
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by jakderrida 2y ago
"spin more conspiracies". So... Explicitly fabricated conspiracies shall not be conflated with "conspiracy theories"? Whatever attachment you have to either would make you a conspiracy theorist.
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by jakderrida 2y ago
I think that's Baidu. I remember https://github.com/PaddlePaddle/ from when Ernie 3.0 was released back when text encoder models weren't forgotten with the progress of decoder-only ones.
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by jakderrida 2y ago
"They must have hid the incriminating stuff because they knew we were on to them." It's 4chan. Where conspiracy theories fall flat, they'll just spin more conspiracies about a cover-up. The flow-chart process of conspira

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