luke5441

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by luke5441 8d ago
Easy to ask for the account used to see if its usage went into training data. Also easy to say "Knowledge cut-off of the used model was date X". That they don't is telling.
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by luke5441 10d ago
IRIS² looks on track? Granted, it is not a SpaceX competitor for consumer Internet. But it is an alternative for applications where reliance on SpaceX is not prudent.
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by luke5441 15d ago
As far as I understand GAAP reporting standards actually require them to report gains on those positions as "earnings". But they do report non-GAAP earnings sometimes excluding them. E.g. Google earnings per share last quater is $
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by luke5441 15d ago
There are enough people playing multiplayer games where this is not the case. Those are actually kind of annoying because ELO systems cause you to always loose about half the games (except if you are the top player of all the players) no ma
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by luke5441 18d ago
That was adamddev1s point. It's a unreliable tool. You cannot copy & paste its results into a paper as proof. You could do this with e.g. Lean. To review what it writes you need to understand the topic to such an extend that you co
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by luke5441 18d ago
But if a LLM writes such a paper, how do you know there aren't any issues in it that cause wrong probabilities/distributions?
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by luke5441 18d ago
Is that kind of argument something like where you count the number of cranks claiming P=NP and the number of cranks claiming P!=NP and then if you get 95% papers claiming P!=NP that one wins?
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by luke5441 23d ago
Is that with the One-Stop-Shop regulation or was that before that? If it was before than, then the EU recognized the problem and implemented a fix for it.
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by luke5441 25d ago
Yes, it has that effect. It is just IMO unlikely that this was planned and steered by Putin. If he was that smart he either would not have started the war with Ukraine or would have won the war with Ukraine. The war with Ukraine is currentl
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by luke5441 25d ago
The discussion is if Trump is Putins puppet or not. Seems like you agree with fidotron that is is just incompetence, so you should not have argued against him.
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by luke5441 25d ago
Clearly Putin is playing 4D chess /s. Having all the main export infrastructure blown up by Ukraine is also part of the plan.
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by luke5441 27d ago
Then the local cache system needs to provide or cache those git packs
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by luke5441 27d ago
Took me some thinking to figure out where this design is not optimal. The first step is to separate the problems. The content addressable object storage and storing the refs. libgit2 has two backends for those already. Then use appropriate
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by luke5441 29d ago
For a while Amazon was good at discovering new books to read. Nowadays my ad-blocker blocks everything except for the book I am directly navigating to from the page. No discovery of new books is happening for me there anymore. Another place
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by luke5441 1mo ago
Looking into the relationship a bit, I found this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TESCREAL > Gebru and Torres argue that these ideologies should be treated as an "interconnected and overlapping" group with
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by luke5441 1mo ago
And before OpenAI, he was at FTX.
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by luke5441 1mo ago
New reddit also has blocking pop-ups after a while if you are not logged in since recently.
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by luke5441 1mo ago
You forgot the last part about now no one having money anymore to buy the companies products, so you go into a deflationary spiral. To solve that you'd want to increase wages by e.g. improving workers rights, giving them mandatory pens
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by luke5441 1mo ago
Germany has such a supply chain for some sectors (e.g. cars, chemicals). The question is do we want to protect it to some extent or let the free market do its thing?
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by luke5441 1mo ago
Coding just often has a fast feedback loop. If you can't do it people are going to notice pretty fast. You can fail as an architect or prod management for a long time before people discover you are not good at it. One thing that is goo
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by luke5441 1mo ago
Given it is being trained on your project, the latter isn't that surprising. For the former, you could use LLMs yourself for the probabilistic matching as alternative method? Probably you don't because the trade-offs (like perform
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by luke5441 1mo ago
I don't think it is much of a problem that dabblers get into Internet arguments about things they are not experts in. After all the easiest way to get a correct answer/learn something is to say something wrong. Of course this shou
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by luke5441 2mo ago
Note that this is of "sales" not of profit. So for OpenAI this would be 1.5$ billion . ( based on recent PR spin sales number)
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by luke5441 2mo ago
No? 1) Someone re-licenses GCC under a non-GPL license. 2) EFF sues them, to stop the behaviour 3) Court tells EFF that they have no standing to sue because LLM generated content has no copyright Obviously this happening would be in the fut
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by luke5441 2mo ago
I would claim the main cause why it is more complicated is having VAT and KYC/AML requirements. Transactions can be much easier if you ignore the VAT requirement.
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by luke5441 2mo ago
We will up the defence spending until Trump doesn't have the "card" of removing Ukraine support anymore. Then having a digital services tax starts looking like free money with few downsides to the EU. And the defence spending
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by luke5441 2mo ago
And railways are now mostly state-funded infrastructure. Seems plausible to me that the same will happen with LLMs.
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by luke5441 2mo ago
And Amazon went up 600000% from IPO. If SpaceX goes up by that amount it's worth like 60 times total world market cap.
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by luke5441 2mo ago
At some point I thought I would be clever and just backup the file while no transaction is active (or manual WAL checkpointing and no WAL checkpointing active). Ran into 2.2. https://www.sqlite.org/howtocorrupt.html -- the
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by luke5441 2mo ago
I think the last sentence has a word missing or something, because it contradicts the previous argument a bit.

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