riazrizvi

6 ms·

1.
by riazrizvi 3d ago
Because money? Ask me another.
2.
by riazrizvi 6d ago
Very helpful thanks.
3.
by riazrizvi 7d ago
I don't get this. Use cash like me and a bunch of us if you don't want to play the game. Or a debit card. Otherwise it's just an extra game. Extra games are choice. Choice is good.
4.
by riazrizvi 8d ago
No. It's a shorthand for contextual bias. The context is the tiny window of the statistic. When it's applied to a real world situation, ppl promote the 'unbiasedness' into a real situation that isn't constrained by
5.
by riazrizvi 8d ago
There is no position lacking bias. The question of bias against me is a political position not an epistemological problem that can be eliminated. I see authors that are unaware of things like context and relativity. When ppl say there is an
6.
by riazrizvi 8d ago
I stopped at the daft-to-me premise: > As large language models (LLMs) are adopted into frameworks that grant them the capacity to make real decisions, it is increasingly important to ensure that they are unbiased
7.
by riazrizvi 13d ago
Come on. Things still break. Technology isn't _that_ mature.
8.
by riazrizvi 13d ago
Okay step away from the waving hands and read the source material.
9.
by riazrizvi 13d ago
Really? It spins up too many reasoners on the back-end and triggers a safeguard? Fascinating.
10.
by riazrizvi 13d ago
Phew. It wasn't because of something I said. Lots of ppl are impacted.
11.
by riazrizvi 16d ago
Fascinating. So it seems to have been used for parasitic and fungal skin treatments, angina, and to induce miscarriage. With no doubt a very narrow band of error.
12.
by riazrizvi 16d ago
Florida's manchineel tree (with the tiny apples) is the OG wood you don't burn because it blinds you.
13.
by riazrizvi 16d ago
The safest jobs are the ones that don't feed a training algorithm with data, any work that remains more of a mystery.
14.
by riazrizvi 18d ago
Nah. It's still the output of multiple ppl merged into one. There's no governing force there. Just human nature, across the world, more captured, more visible than ever before.
15.
by riazrizvi 18d ago
These are great examples of converting the snippets into imaginary ppl. Thanks.
16.
by riazrizvi 20d ago
I think you're just observing ppl in one of these rare instances where enough of them come together because they are motivated. 'Toxic' is the clamoring sound of a crowded room where what gets through to your ears are just th
17.
by riazrizvi 20d ago
I think there's something subtle about language and ambiguity that means they aren't designed to become superintelligent autonomous machines. They're value is as information repositories that actual intelligent autonomous mac
18.
by riazrizvi 22d ago
So she was merely ahead of her time.
19.
by riazrizvi 22d ago
For you maybe. I love the color of my turds.
20.
by riazrizvi 22d ago
The Zune failed vs the iPod because of marketing? Okay.
21.
by riazrizvi 26d ago
Not paying for premium? That's still a good reason. Even solo SaaS builders have to pay the rent.
22.
by riazrizvi 29d ago
FYI "Silicon Valley" is a bunch of of different ppl. Quite a few. Operating in some totally separate day-to-day environments. Flippant comments rise to top because they are clickbait.
23.
by riazrizvi 1mo ago
You've lost the plot old chap. Time to go outside and smell the fresh air, get some exercise, talk to a human person.
24.
by riazrizvi 1mo ago
_Tools_ have a response to this post.
25.
by riazrizvi 1mo ago
I guess working on ethics for Meta's social media recommendation and flagging algorithms isn't meeting the moment or need of OpenAI where LLMs are breaking out of sandboxes and there's a pressing question of what is okay for
26.
by riazrizvi 1mo ago
In the words of an effeminate man from Life of Brian, Ooh you lucky bastard.
27.
by riazrizvi 1mo ago
The intention is in black and white. The precedent of prior product design backs that up. The open models are great on their own but they are not the biggest part of the manifesto.
28.
by riazrizvi 1mo ago
Thank you! Okay yes well this manifesto is a contradiction. Yes good let's keep empowering ppl by putting AI into their hands, I love the opening. No bad we don't do that by handing you all our personal context to make these agent
29.
by riazrizvi 1mo ago
"AI-generated code" will become shorthand for code-that-wasn't-verified-and-organized-by-a-competent-human.
30.
by riazrizvi 2mo ago
The secret to great interview questions and challenge tests is keeping them secret. Posting them on HN and getting them onto the front page puts them in jeopardy.

More ›