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zild3d
6d ago
> I'm never in need of a tablet. Apple sold something like 60M ipads in 2025. Perhaps you are not the target audience
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zild3d
1mo ago
just a quick thank you for steak-hard, smiling over here
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zild3d
1mo ago
well its not a free as in beer color space
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2mo ago
I think you'd want to remove e.g. knowledge of harry potter universe and ancient egypt. Training on a bunch of high quality java code bases is still likely to improve your python model.
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2mo ago
> What about AI research itself? Is OpenAI close to automating its human staff out of a job? It's more like they've already automated the parts of the jobs that the humans most closely thought of as the "their job"
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2mo ago
>The rate of improvement of all models is converging to zero. Curious where you draw this conclusion from? Most benchmarks still show continual steady progress https://metr.org/time-horizons/
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3mo ago
> Imagine if you were given a layer of abstraction that randomly flipped bits from time to time... That's not an abstraction, it's random programming. Computing has never really been deterministic all the way down. Storage gets
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3mo ago
> defence - why would anyone buy US weapons after Greenland and Canada Huh? US foreign military sales are up at all time highs "Total exports by the United States, the world’s largest supplier of arms, increased by 27 per cent. This
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5mo ago
Iran's 10-point plan (that no one else has agreed to)
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6mo ago
whats surprising about that? most of the minor version updates from all the labs are post training updates / not changing knowledge cutoff
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7mo ago
to be fair this is a pretty hot topic, that the work is shifting to the prompt/agent thread but then thrown out / not captured greg brockman https://x.com/gdb/status/2019566641491963946 > 6. Work on b
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9mo ago
> economically disadvantaged countries, enthusiastic consumption of the local cuisine, and a subsequent return home marked by self-congratulatory reflections on how much they have supposedly "learned" about other cultures. Ther
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9mo ago
it's the best ____ we've ever made
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
cool thanks, we've been considering dynamo global tables for the same. We have S3 replication setup for cold storage data. For primary/hot DB there doesn't seem to be many other options for doing local writes
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11mo ago
active/active? curious what the data stack looks like as that tends to be the hard part
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11mo ago
the downstream effect of that is less startups
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1y ago
> These smaller models are great, but they really feel like talking to a toddler sometimes! You're using the toddler and the model wrong. I love talking to my toddler, probably more valuable conversations than I've had with an
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1y ago
huh? I'm saying adding rules and regulations reduces competition yes, by definition it adds barriers to entry. We can argue how high those barriers ought to be. Highly regulated industries: healthcare, banking, aviation Less regulated
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1y ago
> What do you expect from an unregulated capitalistic system. Competition, fortunately
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1y ago
I see it more like the goal is to build cool stuff, learning electronics is the happy unintentional side effect as you're exposed to concepts relevant to what you want to do. e.g. I want to build a cool robot with my kid -> oh why c
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1y ago
I think it's actually a fantastic intro to electronics. There's nothing you can really do with "just arduino programming", the whole point is it lets you interface with the real world and therefor encounter electronics
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1y ago
> The puzzle is why The feedback loop on novel/genuine breakthroughs is too long and the training data is too small. Another reason is that there's plenty of incentive to go after the majority of the economy which relies on rou
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1y ago
Sounds like it'd be pretty easy to vibe-code the site you want
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1y ago
really great, would make for a great tower defense style game as well. Start with few resources and learn what each capability can do. Defend against more complex/advanced threats over time. Is the equipment efficiency meant to capture
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1y ago
isn't this essentially https://openrouter.ai/
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1y ago
> the US. Getting dragged into an Israeli war A lot of people saying this, what would this actually entail? My money is much more on this being a "1 and done" exchange. Iran poses very little threat now, launchers being taken
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1y ago
> I want an AI that I have similar opinions to, which is obviously tough. It's like working with someone on their first day. Most of what you're describing does apply to humans on the first day, and ais on their first day. If
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1y ago
Rockset - https://openai.com/index/openai-acquires-rockset/
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1y ago
send a map pin :P
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