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by maaaaattttt 6d ago
In my experience you can “stop reading the code” if you adhere to prompting the AI aiming for changes that would be reasonable in a PR to review, if you’re using rather opinionated framework(s) to base your work on and explicitly ask for te
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by maaaaattttt 9d ago
Very naive approach but wouldn't training a model on a few specific buckets like "someone is naked", "image is explicit" and "there is a child" in the picture, would do the job without having to train expl
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by maaaaattttt 13d ago
If I had true A(G|S)I, I would release patents, not an API.
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by maaaaattttt 1mo ago
If more and more of the web's content is AI generated, AI companies are bound to train on each other's data. Or, what if I generate content with Claude/ChatGPT/Gemini, warp it in HTML using an open model, put this on my
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by maaaaattttt 2mo ago
The only ban that should be put in place is on models' general and specific capabilities. If they have open or closed weigths is irrelevant. With the current state of capabilities there is already plenty we can do (in terms of creation
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by maaaaattttt 2mo ago
And I didn't realize "audio" had only one consonant!
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by maaaaattttt 2mo ago
This was harder than I thought it would be. It's pretty fun to play! May I suggest displaying the final result and/or ongoing progress as 18 circles/shapes that fill up depending on how far you made it?
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by maaaaattttt 2mo ago
This guide is also made from me (or some of the me from a couple years back). I haven't read the whole thing yet and it's probably clearly stated at some point (though one can deduce it with the beginning already) but the surprise
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by maaaaattttt 3mo ago
Could it be that Anthropic is using the Chinese characters trick to consume less tokens behind the scenes?
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by maaaaattttt 3mo ago
I would be curious to know if the WGS was done using short read or long read. There is a lot of hope that long read is "just" what is needed to catch these type of cases nowadays (not sure about this particular one).
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by maaaaattttt 4mo ago
The contrast in my opinion comes more from the fact that 50 years prior to the space age people rode horses as a standard mean of transportation (more or less). It’s underwhelming to not see the line going from horse to rocket continue on t
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by maaaaattttt 8mo ago
Wouldn't these markets be the perfect "crime crowdsourcing" platform? Let's say a bad actor wants XYZ to happen so they organise a bet on XYZ not happening. Then make sure as many different accounts that they control dir
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by maaaaattttt 9mo ago
It's still not possible because of the high speculative aspect (even though stable coins offer some form of alternative but since they are anchored on the dollar, not so much). Change will happen when more people are impacted by unilat
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by maaaaattttt 9mo ago
In recent months I changed views and shifted from the desilluioned "this is a casino" mindset that is described in this article to a "we need this now" one. An example in this article [1], the US can now unilateraly deci
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by maaaaattttt 10mo ago
Speaking of TF-IDF I once added it “after” the recommendations to downscore items that were too popular and tended to be recommended too much/with too many other items (think Beatles/iphone) and inversely for more niche items. It
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by maaaaattttt 11mo ago
Not sure if you’re joking but a relatively small datacenter I’m familiar with has reduced oxygen in it to prevent fires. If you were to break in unannounced you would faint or maybe worse (?).
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
It’s the most likely explanation I believe. I have no idea about the content distribution of the training data but I would have assumed twitter and Reddit content would completely dwarf the literary content. Somewhat good that if it’s indee
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
I think this whole em dash topic should lead to some deeper (though not very deep) conversations: * If it was not widely used before where/how did (chat)GPT picked it up? * If it was widely used, then it shouldn't be a topic
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
Maybe do something close to what I like to believe the brain does and have a meta model wrap a "base" model. The meta model gets the output data from the base model (edit: plus the original input) as input plus some meta parameter
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
Given your premise (which I agree with) I think the issue in general comes from the lack of a good, broadly accepted definition of what AGI is. My initial comment originates from the fact that in my internal definition, an AGI would have a
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
I've said this somewhere else, but we have the perfect test for AGI in the form of any open world game. Give the instructions to the AGI that it should finish the game and how to control it. Give the frames as input and wait. When I th
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
That's what I understood from the explanation on stackexchange. But given what you said, if we take the plank length as the shortest length unit, and we consider two theoretical "objects" placed at one plank length away from
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
On a somewhat related note I'm wondering what the expansion of the universe means for our bodies and matter in general? I think, like the accepted answer suggests, the forces on the atomic level make it so that larger structures get ba
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
This was a great read, thank you for sharing it!
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
It makes sense to me... I think. And I like this vision as well. It would explain the big bang (initial black hole formation), why the universe is expending (at probably non constant rates over time) which would be the black hole "inge
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
The Fountainhead has many flaws (IMO) but a scene I remember very well that I recall often, is the one where Peter Keating finally reaches the top of the firm, sits in his office, and starts crying. To me, and I guess to the author, it repr
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
And if it’s employees? Do you ask them to contribute to the company’s taxes as well? After they’ve paid their own?
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
Apologies for opening a tangeant on a tangeant, but am I the only one who thinks there are 2 levels of playing master mind (and therefore wordle)? Easy level, you let the player know exactly which spots are correctly placed and which ones a
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
I believe so too. The API they provide doesn’t need to respond with the exact address until an approved carrier makes an identified request. The availability of that API needs to be perfect though!
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by maaaaattttt 1y ago
Lately I this idea for email. It would work like a twitter handle for the user but similarly to domains and dns under the hood. Then you just use this handle to register and receive email communication. If you change email provider or get l

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