noosphr

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by noosphr 4d ago
The patient is dead. Let's finally bury her.
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by noosphr 4d ago
Post them here and laugh about people trying to cite them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superpermutation
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by noosphr 4d ago
Academia has been a toxic wasteland for decades. The ship caught fire and sunk long before open AI strip minded it prestige.
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by noosphr 5d ago
The boy who cried gpt2 agi.
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by noosphr 5d ago
And it's always SOTA models. We've had gpt2 intelligence for a while. Where's the end of the world?
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by noosphr 6d ago
Because we've been told these models are too dangerous since GPT2. At this point it's just marketing stunts.
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by noosphr 11d ago
If women were more effective than men at the position why would I hire men? If men are more effective than women why are women today more than three times worse at being housewives than they were in the 70s? Getting paid 10 times the averag
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by noosphr 11d ago
What's gone wrong in the period between that three women today are as capable as one in 1970?
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by noosphr 11d ago
Given that surrogacy runs to 20-80k for the woman carrying the child I don't think women will appreciate their new wages if we convert all social relations into market ones.
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by noosphr 11d ago
How many concubines did Solomon have?
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by noosphr 11d ago
I keep reading about what women did in the 70s as housewives and compare it to what they can do today. The current generation of women falls so wildly short pieces like this read more like science fiction than any fiction of the period. I&#
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by noosphr 15d ago
It's already an epsilon away from zero.
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by noosphr 16d ago
We wouldn't be in this mess is Obama wasn't sleep at the wheel. When it's been 20 years with a 10 to 10 split its not a democrat vs republican issue.
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by noosphr 16d ago
In 2006. The next 20 years of cuda support weren't luck, as anyone trying to use AMD will know.
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by noosphr 21d ago
Issue is that llama.cpp is the best way to run models on hardware that isn't nvidias.
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by noosphr 21d ago
Why? They are making wheelbarrows of cash providing compute for datacenters at much higher prices.
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by noosphr 22d ago
This has been the most pointless discussion I've been apart of. Congratulations.
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by noosphr 22d ago
Would the greens have done anything else if they were in power? This has been their stated policy goal since the 1970s.
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by noosphr 22d ago
>Seriously, I'd love to know - why do you deliberately spread propaganda for the fossil industry, like you did here? I don't get it, the project was started by a Greens minister and continued by a non-green minister? The wall o
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by noosphr 22d ago
Yeah, France is doing great. Germany is heading to the stone age. Which I suppose is an environmental policy of sorts. Who would have thought the Morgenthau plan would be so popular in 21st century Germany.
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by noosphr 23d ago
And yet it produces 8 times the co2 per mwh that France does: https://www.eea.europa.eu/en/analysis/indicators/greenhouse-...
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by noosphr 23d ago
Still better than climate change. But thanks for making my point for me.
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by noosphr 23d ago
They had enough power to close down all the nuclear power plants in Germany.
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by noosphr 23d ago
It's funny that environmentalists would rather see the world burn than solve all emissions problems with nuclear. Climate change is Schroedingers extinction event. It's only bad when you can solve it with solar panels and wind. It
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by noosphr 24d ago
Nuclear power, the answer hasn't changed since the 60s.
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by noosphr 24d ago
Funny I'm a physicist and worked as a power grid quant. Batteries aren't the answer.
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by noosphr 24d ago
I was going to say that the model of the electricity market OP is talking about hasn't existed in 15 years and it's only getting worse with more intermittent renewables entering the market. And no, batteries are not the answer bec
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by noosphr 26d ago
Llms are great at converting natural language to a spec because that's a translation from one language to another. Only a moron would then use them to code up that spec.
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by noosphr 26d ago
It really isn't. It's s about subpar models trained on subpar data doing subpar work. The only reason why anyone takes it seriously is that we've had a glut of subpar developers for 30 years so it all balances out in the end.
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by noosphr 26d ago
If the Romans had the printing press we'd have a lot more of those scrolls.

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