posting_mess

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by posting_mess 2y ago
> "Find flights Tuesday to Thursday next week" > AI Picks Thursday to Saturday this week (as time of writing) Still cheaper to higher real people then
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by posting_mess 2y ago
A more concise version of my question is; "How do we train large ML/AI systems to think generating the unholy is bad without hurting intelligence, given we know that applying some universal law (I.E RLHF) hurts the model". Tr
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by posting_mess 2y ago
Tangent, but related vaguely; If you can "picture a brown cow" in your mind can you picture "the unholy" in your mind? It seems logical that there is no universal constraint preventing anyone capable of picturing a brown
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by posting_mess 2y ago
Its not ffmpeg, its the codecs you have to worry about - if your posting the video publicly that is.
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by posting_mess 2y ago
>Saying it's all high school math is a bit of a loaded phrase. "High school math" incorporates basically all practical computer science and machine learning and statistics. Im responding to the comment "do use llama3&
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by posting_mess 2y ago
They hire people who know that maths doesn't "top out here", so they can point to them and say "look at that mathematicians/physicists/engineers/PHD's we employ - your $20Bn is safe here". Hedge
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by posting_mess 2y ago
Quantitative trading is simply the act of trading on data, fast or slowly, but I'll grant you for the more sophisticated audience there is a nuance between "HFT" and "Quant" trading. To be "super right" yo
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by posting_mess 2y ago
No hedge fund registered before the last 2 weeks will use Llama3 for their "prod work" beyond "experiments". Quant trading is about "going fast" or "being super right", so either you'd need to be
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by posting_mess 2y ago
We do and we dont frequently agree on whats "decent". Most routers implement a set of security standards/protocols for VPN's that are "decent" and make the play nicely with each other. The "Redis protocol&
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by posting_mess 3y ago
You made the claim "its a 0% loan", i'm asking you to prove that. Its not on me to somehow counter prove they aren't as I didn't make the original claim.
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by posting_mess 3y ago
You have any evidence for that claim or just assuming? Wild to me how you can assert these things with no evidence.
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by posting_mess 3y ago
Any evidence it appears on balance sheet / they use it as capital for investments? or are you just parroting a line you heard someone say one? Parent comment makes it fairly obvious why they are holding the money, seems entirely sane a
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by posting_mess 3y ago
> you need a way to be able to detect the steganogram even after the image has been modified. True, but not really. If you look at any suggested method to prevent the spread of CSAM "at scale" its based on large "hash data
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by posting_mess 3y ago
>We are also experimenting with a provenance classifier, a new tool for detecting images generated by DALL·E "We could hash the sh*t we output but we cant be bothered, so we wrote an AI that can vaguely detect our own output - aren&
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by posting_mess 3y ago
What's your motivation for building a new engine? Seems like you've built in some really specific things (from the README); - Weapon system (melee & projectile) - Shops - Client-side predicted projectile + unit movement - ETC
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by posting_mess 3y ago
If I was analysing TB's of data via SQL, yeah i'd probably agree its better not incur the transfer overhead to perform this check - if it was small org, id say its not great. Also once you start saying "i want secondly/m
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by posting_mess 3y ago
> You probably refer to one of the demos on our landing page? Indeed, not sure how I ended up there but did on mobile, commented here. > You're absolutely right that SQL seems easy but it's these edge cases that make it hard
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by posting_mess 3y ago
Love how the demo falls pray to what I dont have a term for, "the SQLers assumption"? It asks ChatGPT to write SQL to get sales data, ChatGPT (or most SQLers) trust that every year-month combo has atleast one entry - which means t
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by posting_mess 3y ago
I could be off, its been a while since ive been in crypto - take with a pinch of salt; Bitcoins dont really exist, they aren't a row with a "uuid" that we can just say "block bitcoin X". Its a ledger so you are wort