wrasee

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by wrasee 9d ago
It's equally naive to believe FUD spread on the internet, without evidence. But I would love to see more informed insight/discussion on this.
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by wrasee 3mo ago
But, how is that different to any of its other output? I am sure there are many references to concepts of self-preservation in its training set that models will mimic just like all other concepts in its training set.
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by wrasee 3mo ago
Would you like some toast?
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by wrasee 11mo ago
Please tell me there was a mixup and for some reason they didn’t show up.
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by wrasee 11mo ago
Hardware is hard. It doesn’t always have the transparent composability that software has because you hit physics and the real world. The example already given makes the point. Work has been great on the M1 but my understanding is that this
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by wrasee 1y ago
What’s CJK input? I’m guessing Chinese Japanese Korean?
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by wrasee 1y ago
True, but remember what’s quiet to a human may be quite different to what’s quiet to a hedgehog. When reading about these things it’s surprising how often things that we might not consider - like how vibrations travel though the ground - c
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by wrasee 1y ago
Unpopular opinion here but I wonder how much of the justification for piracy in this thread, broadly around what is perceived to be unfair business practices (“if only the terms were fairer and I would pay”), would actually stand up if the
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by wrasee 1y ago
Yes I considered the same but decided to keep the point simple. And I still can’t help but think that if there really was a large market of people willing to pay a premium for a more permissive access model then we might already see trends
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by wrasee 1y ago
Supply and demand might argue that if there was real demand for something like this that people were actually willing to pay a lot of money for, then the market would be all too happy to provide. I think the inconvenient truth here is that
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by wrasee 1y ago
Some words are overload with more than one meaning. That’s like, a thing in many languages.
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by wrasee 1y ago
The uncertainly over a future rug pull is always real, but in reality I wonder if the actual reason for people's hesitancy is more than just that. In reality I suspect it's closer to one of simply identity and the ownership model
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by wrasee 1y ago
So refreshing isn’t it? It’s like having an OS that’s actually designed for you, not them. Imagine! Occasionally I will boot into a Windows partition because I have to do something windows-only. I’m so out of the Windows world these days
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by wrasee 1y ago
I've found being able to read assembly more useful than writing it. For those writing in compiled languages like C/C++ and particularly with an interest in performance it's been very helpful just to be able to read compiler o
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by wrasee 1y ago
Perhaps a better way to phrase it is to simply say that politicians are elected, and are nothing without votes. A politician isn’t even a practicing politician without votes. Democracy is ultimately driven by citizens. Of course politicia
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by wrasee 1y ago
In a democracy it’s actually the other way around, over time at least. Politicians follow votes.
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by wrasee 1y ago
Except they have. They issued an arrest warrant for Mohammed Deif, the Hamas military commander who if arrested would almost certainly stand trial. Of course that won’t happen now since Israel got to him first.
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by wrasee 1y ago
Prosecution isn’t actually the issue, the ICC have issued an arrest warrant for him. “All 125 ICC member states, including France and the United Kingdom, are required to arrest Netanyahu and Gallant if they enter the state's territory”
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by wrasee 1y ago
If you have no idea why this is the top comment then that explains so much. You say you live in Israel, I wonder how much of the international perspective cuts through to your general lived experience, outside of checking a foreign newspape
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by wrasee 1y ago
That’s obviously no justification, all corruption is in someone’s favour. Society functions by rules. Break those founding principles and you break everything.
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by wrasee 1y ago
A nice thing about this approach is that it passes more control to the user who is essentially now responsible for resolving the dependency graph themselves and “be” the executor. Taking your cooking example, the declarative nature better e
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by wrasee 1y ago
I think you missed the point. The claim is that AI training from public information is no different from humans learning from public information. My argument is precisely that the mechanisation of information is fundamentally different fro
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by wrasee 1y ago
The fundamental difference is that computers can do this at a pace and scale that humans could never aspire to. There is a natural limit to the extent a single individual can be informed by previous works. It sets a natural pace to innovat
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by wrasee 1y ago
The article you probably didn’t read.
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by wrasee 1y ago
Presuppose that the following argument contains the solution. This is my solution.
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by wrasee 1y ago
All of that is true, but technological choices aside it doesn’t take away from all of the points made by the parent. I took that as the somewhat the point, and I think it was insightful. Your app will still be worse, but worse as result of
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by wrasee 1y ago
I think that there is a reasonable argument to be made that, among other reasons, choosing this kind of structure means that precisely this kind of argument can be made to solicit donations to help fund certain parts of the picture yet ther
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by wrasee 1y ago
Yes but is it not always that simple? You see this a lot. I mean, OpenAI is controlled by a non-profit. There are ways to structure things as a firm deems to their advantage and companies are very good at this sort of thing. To me it jus
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by wrasee 1y ago
I, personally, would find it hard to donate to Mozilla knowing the CEO is paid $6 million a year. Compared to the size of the firm that’s a huge amount of pay. At this point I plan to donate to Ladybird instead. Excited for that project.
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by wrasee 1y ago
No, just basic judgement and prioritisation, which are valuable skills for an employee to have. The OP was effective at finding the right information they needed to solve the problem at hand: In about an hour, the OP knew enough about PPP t

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