randartie

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by randartie 8d ago
Isn't the functionality just a super-set of what other popular chatbots like chatgpt or claude do? Ie chat interface for llm with various tools on top. It seems like those products have plenty of happy consumers using them, and muse ju
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by randartie 3y ago
> “ A video is just a sequence of frames.” Except they showed their AI the 3 most important frames (rock paper scissors) and not the hundreds in between.
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by randartie 4y ago
What is our consciousness other than a set of physical chemical reactions?
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by randartie 4y ago
You can task the human-level AGI to optimize itself. You can create an army of copies of itself to work towards that. It's self fulfilling.
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by randartie 4y ago
The way I view this as a net-gain is that AGI agents will be able to have innovation on improving themselves (exponentially?) and the whole world. They very well may be the path to a utopia. Task 1 for AGI: Optimize your own system so you d
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by randartie 4y ago
> " If he gets bored/throw in towel, he can just pay back with his money and move on." > "Just to train a large model once will eat up 20% of this money." Aren't these 2 statements conflicting?
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by randartie 5y ago
If I had to speculate based off my experience at other FANG companies, the videos still exist in the Youtube infrastructure somewhere to allow for the possibility of a human intervention to restore them (For example, to allow for recovering
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by randartie 6y ago
Do you mean game development in general? Or the author of the blog?
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by randartie 6y ago
I believe Bevy (rust game engine) does leverage multi-threading for running game code (most 'data oriented' frameworks do). The most popular older engines like Unity do not (unless using the experimental DOTS framework). So, the p
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by randartie 6y ago
If an app from google uses 1000 open source projects (probably more in practice), how do you distribute the x%?
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by randartie 7y ago
This is mostly powered by amazon cloud9, which is really cool in itself. https://aws.amazon.com/cloud9/
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by randartie 7y ago
> It is a facebook-controlled private currency Can you clarify? Isn't the currency going to be owned by a consortium of various global businesses [1]? Are you unaware of that? [1] https://libra.org/en-US/associat
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by randartie 7y ago
Am I the only person who is impressed with this person's debugging skill?
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by randartie 7y ago
>”But Watson won’t change its conclusions based on just four patients. To solve this problem, the Sloan Kettering experts created “synthetic cases” that Watson could learn from, essentially make-believe patients with certain demographic
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by randartie 7y ago
This sure is getting a fair bit of downvotes. I mostly agree with you though. Having a single identity reduces trolling, it's as simple as looking at Facebook vs Twitter. People are less likely to message nasty things to others if thei
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by randartie 8y ago
I routinely disable my adblock for certain news websites because they tell me to, otherwise I can't see their content. Websites asking for 'opt-in' does work. It works on me all the time.
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by randartie 8y ago
0) Initialize set X to contain every word. 1) Y = set of words in every definition of the words in set X 2) X = Y - X (all words in Y that are not in X) 3) Repeat from 1 if the set of words in X has changed Does that reduce all words down
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by randartie 9y ago
With TenCent having the pull that they do in China, I wonder if this could mean Snapchat possibly being unblocked in China soon. The cynical part of me thinks that when a big purchase like this happens, the buyer knows something we don’t. T
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by randartie 9y ago
Link to facebook group? A search for 'Starcraft AI' doesn't bring up any results on facebook for me.
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Bitcoin lecture series (2015)(bitcoinbook.cs.princeton.edu)
192 points by randartie 9y ago|22 comments
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by randartie 10y ago
Half in what sense?
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by randartie 10y ago
Needing this amount of resources implies that Snap is expecting huge growth. This sounds like a really bad move on their part and they should have committed to building out their own infrastructure on 'bare metal' over the next 5
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by randartie 10y ago
Kind of ridiculous IMO that Google does not extend offers before leaving the internship. In cases like this, it really does not make sense.
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by randartie 10y ago
Wouldn't the type of prototype created in origami be past the index card stage, and should be the time to think of things like that?
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by randartie 10y ago
Seems like this story is being received pretty well here. Though, in my opinion I think it's kind of insulting to be asked something like "What did you learn?". The question isn't really necessary. You know that you scre
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by randartie 10y ago
From the demo filmed today vs that demo, it feels like they've made a lot of progress
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by randartie 10y ago
How can they possibly staff a 5000 person ai division. Sounds to me like only a small-ish subset will be talented ai researchers.
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by randartie 10y ago
If they can make them at a cost of $0, sure
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by randartie 10y ago
Okay, but there's plenty of highly liquid things to trade. For example the SPY has a spread of 1 penny, same with SPY options. You mention a potential strategy for manipulating the market like pushing prices to hit stops, well if these
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by randartie 10y ago
You can't just flip all your decisions because that would only work if your decisions are inversely correlated to the right decision. Losing traders are usually completely uncorrelated.

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