not-a-llm

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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
it took 1 month to make a human slop, now it takes 1 day
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
all game stores are flooded with AI slop. good luck competing
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
them having an actual product with huge demand makes them immune Just like Tesla was immune from all the naysayers which were saying its a highly unprofitable company which will 100% go bankrupt because its economics dont make any sense, an
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
they never were if I sell 1 token at $1 and there are a trillion of them minted, that does not make a $1T market cap but if you want to prove a point against AI with fake data, sure
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
more dense tokens means more stuff to fit into the embedding space which is per token, so more work to disentangle later
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
you use the wrong word the Anthropic tokenizer is not worse, its more expensive/verbose
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
it can be faster, but is it correct? React was invented because jQuery style state management collapsed into unmanageable code past a certain size
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
Noeter theorem and energy get complicated in General Relativity, because there is no global time translation symmetry https://curtjaimungal.substack.com/p/what-is-energy-actually Ignoring that, saying "energy must
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
unless you signed a contract with your readers, saying "this article was not LLM written" while being written by LLMs is not fraud, just lying which is legal but we are not even talking about that, most authors do not claim LLMs w
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
bullshitting has never been a crime if it were, 90% of startups would be illegal and they founders jailable
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
and then some articles will have maybe a small section, 10% of it, LLM generated. And the it really is a superposition of LLM/human written, and flaggable/unflaggable
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
talking about data and function shapes is quite common in functional programming world https://blog.jle.im/entry/functors-to-monads-a-story-of-shap...
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
probably wireless keyboard and routing it based on physical proximity
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
not the greatest benchmark, bzip2 many times beats xz, gzip is competitive with zstd maybe it used default compression levels, and the defaults are not "matched" fumny because author also wrote this post: https://www.el
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
here you go, Michelin-starred chef: > Marco Pierre White passionately defends chefs using microwaves. White dubbed microwaves “sensational things” and revealed he thinks they’re far better at preparing kippers than any other technique, l
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
> The tick loop waits at least 3 centiseconds per frame, giving an effective rate of about 33.33 Hz 3 centiseconds instead of 30 miliseconds, totally not a robot
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
sure, I was just talking about this Hollywood myth that the military is far ahead of everyone else, including in computing matters when we all know the military procurement birrocracy
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
the same military is using computers with Windows and Xbox controllers and got upset when Anthropic didn't want to let them use their LLM
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
this is black and white, I thought color blindness is only for colors?
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
> humans can read strong statement, I struggle to read it
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
do you think quantum computers would help simulating this? I've seen contradictory opinions from the experts - it can in theory but not really in practice (even assuming sufficiently large quantum computers will be built)
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
yet there are problems there too we do not know the "true axioms of math", people disagree (math foundations)
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
biology is full of exceptions to exceptions to exceptions. like immunology so there is no way to extrapolate/interpolate, anything which was not directly measured is basically unknown since it could be yet another exception or in progr
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
by consent they mean a dialog/EULA with careful wording was display and the user clicked ok.
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
financial markets dont trade when the smears happen (NYE)
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
> Recently it's been shown that there are real, physical processes which are undecidable According to the currently known laws of physics. Which we know are incomplete/incorrect in several places.
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
there is no "software" that a lot of people want, yet nobody managed to create yet because they failed too due to it was being hard to implement (excluding AGI/ASI which is not really software)
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
pretty sure already millions of dollars (in inference costs) were already thrown at the Riehmann hypothesis as the models get stronger, larger amounts will be thrown at it imagine paying "just $1 bil" to go down in history as the
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
everybody knew the problem was impossible to solve then one day somebody new arrived and they forgot to tell him/her, so he/she solved the problem
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by not-a-llm 2mo ago
of you ask it, surely it can run a "time" in its sandbox from time to time and see how long it worked for

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