yturijea

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by yturijea 7d ago
It might be a lost cause regardless, because this is under the assumption that we can trust OpenAI to be honest about their own investigation, which is unlikely.
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by yturijea 24d ago
That might be one reason they refuse to be open about their financial supports in their various organizations yes. it is very well known unfortunately..
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by yturijea 1mo ago
This does sound very interesting, and my immediate thought on this would be to have 2 or multiple agents in learning, where they continuously set a new bar among all of them. It might be that it will just converge towards them all becoming
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by yturijea 1mo ago
I like how we have pretty much established how branchless coding is superior to branched coding. However I wonder if the compiler itself could recognize these patterns and turn branches into branchless instead, rather than making the code
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by yturijea 3mo ago
Just Claude, I have seen the weird hallucinations these LLM's make, yes that also means opus, fable etc. so I don't trust it to just run its own clause. Yes that also means I get to inspect and confirm every step of the way, to en
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by yturijea 3mo ago
I am using perhaps 15% of usage count on Claude with just the normal subscription. And I do full time software engineering and would say I use quite a lot of AI input on thoughts, designs and code drafts. So how these companies and people m
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by yturijea 3mo ago
I think the interesting thing that made a small "aha" for me reading this was that: This is a direct parallel to an application on your PC or any other program you would install. 1. They do Client Side Rendering(CSR) 2. they have
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by yturijea 9mo ago
I would say a fair compensation for the original work is fair, until certain threshold, after which they must invent new thing rather than continued benefit of an existing. Say once they earned 400% of valuation or cost of invention or sim