v4dok

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by v4dok 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confidential_computing This is what they are doing. Search implementations of this to understand more technical details.
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by v4dok 2y ago
This is Confidential Computing https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confidential_computing with another name. Intel, AMD and Nvidia have been working for years on this. OpenAI released a blog some time ago where they mentio
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by v4dok 2y ago
I'm looking to get a car these days in EU. The government gives out subsidy for electric cars and even without it, there is simply nothing almost as good in Teslas range. EU makers are either too expensive or try to sell you shit for g
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by v4dok 3y ago
I wonder where this would be practical. How big would the teacher model need to be?
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by v4dok 3y ago
Do you have any research you can point for that, its quite interesting.
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by v4dok 3y ago
I feel like the current meta on finetuning LLMs is random accounts at X/Twitter. Google results are littered with SEO garbage or some kind of guides that fail to work the moment you need something slightly different.
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by v4dok 3y ago
Niche market?? You have no idea how big that market is!
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by v4dok 3y ago
I agree. 10B is peanuts for MSFT but its Satya's miscalculation. He didn't anticipate that and the board wouldn't be too happy about it.
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by v4dok 3y ago
He was a marketing person I believe when Bill was in MSFT. To become the CEO of MSFT is a huge political and competence firewall already. Then to do the most spectacular transformation of a mega-corp is next-level. MSFT is now the leading
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by v4dok 3y ago
There would be no way to find out if that would be true however. The person in the vat might say they are the same person but you don't know if they really are. Also what happens if you create a copy? Is that two people or is there som
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by v4dok 3y ago
This is important work. And think about African or southeast Asian languages, they are even more screwed. We need to make sure that AI multilingual to avoid total English domination of culture.
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by v4dok 3y ago
That would be awesome.
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by v4dok 3y ago
Grey area depends on if you have the option to deny I think.
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by v4dok 3y ago
To solve your dillema as a Greek. Both the continent and the planet have the same name. Europeans it is.
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by v4dok 3y ago
I think value-based care is the only real incentive on this. Otherwise, there is simply no reason for anyone to care enough. Even the insurers, they found a way to make money by making sure their premiums factor in these things. In the expe
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by v4dok 3y ago
Can you suggests some names? Unbiased (or some kind of polyphony) information on dental is so scarse its crazy
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by v4dok 3y ago
It became faster and worse. My definite proof is its ability to generate greek content. The early API was generating good or at least passable content. It was really on the edge of "this is good". Now its completely garbage, it ma
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by v4dok 3y ago
I spent a time reading camus and existentialism in general which heavily impacted my view as well. I really liked the paradigm of sisyphus because it very clearly illustrated the concept of the absurd. I like to think that it doesn't r
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by v4dok 3y ago
I guess that is why its a separate app. Its not turning instagram to twitter, but it offers an additional space.
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by v4dok 3y ago
I want to offer a counterpoint to the current consensus in the comments from (my) real-world interactions. In many countries outside of US, Twitter is occupied by a minority audience which is usually in its own bubble. Instagram is much mor
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by v4dok 3y ago
No its not. Greek are tokenized on a per character level, while the language structure while not as simple as english or latin languages in General, is not that different.
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by v4dok 3y ago
I dont know if you are sarcastic, but the solution to kids cooking meth is not hiding the recipe. Hiding knowledge is a sign of a problematic society, not "God's work"
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by v4dok 3y ago
They didn't beat them because they are faster. They beat them because it was something big tech did not want to happen. The space you have for ads is severely limited and the fact that no moat exists means that you will need alternativ
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by v4dok 3y ago
I don't see how my life could me MORE cluttered with adshit than now. Literally everything is an ad space. And I have to navigate into a lot of it to actually find something useful.
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by v4dok 3y ago
I don't think so. Google had Lambda for quite some time internally. If it was a slum dunk on selling more ads, it would have been out way before chatgpt. Google has maximized their ad revenue with their current model. You don't ha
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by v4dok 3y ago
Google is an advertising business. Can you sell more ads with AI? I would say no. And even if you can, having an automated smart assistant being able to "cut" through the BS is certainly not as good for Google as clicking a bunch
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by v4dok 3y ago
Πάν μέτρον άριστον. As they used to say. Everything in moderation. All of those things you mention arise on a societal level when the values that were once the guiding principle disappear. My thesis is that capitalism is eating itself by ne
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by v4dok 3y ago
I've always seen the appeal of ancient Greek culture in the West as a cultural bedrock on which Christianity and Enlightenment built upon. The very fact that we consider democracy as the best political system shows that clearly the ide
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by v4dok 3y ago
Αρετή is more than excellence. Philosophers of the time go quite in length about its meaning, its a mix of excellence, honour, good, nobiety(?). I admittedly have hard time finding exact synonyms in english, but the point is that αρετή acco
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by v4dok 3y ago
I find this posts being word-noise. We can't agree what is "intelligence" and the goalposts are moving depending on who you ask and when. I think then more interesting question would be "If AGI came, would we know?"

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