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Comment #49213338
>we would be happy to dual-license under a commercial license
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Comment #49213328
> It’s weird because those who actually care about optimized pg gains are most likely large corporate customers. Why make a product targeting them and license it in such a way they…
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Comment #49208388
> Will Facebook change its policies? No. Going to need bigger fines. This is how they curbed the tobacco industry.
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Comment #49196026
See also: Why whittlers are against lathes.
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Comment #49190156
DeepSeek is really crazy cheap, though, and they don't have a giant pool of other invasive personal data to correlate it with.
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Comment #49182849
Sounds good to me, let the bots read the ads instead of the humans.
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Comment #49180586
Exactly: Making new/better ICs is not "deep tech" research. Creating the first IC, creating the concept of an integrated circuit is deep tech research.
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Comment #49180488
I'm told there is a category of VC who picks their investments based on github stars.
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Comment #49172146
You can see how an LLM works here https://bbycroft.net/llm they are not magic.
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Comment #49165882
> Integrated circuit on its own isn't doing anything unless used for something YES! YES EXACTLY! That's part of what makes things like ICs "deep tech" - they are transformative inn…
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Comment #49160406
At the risk of arguing about semantics (and not interesting database semantics) it seems half the commenters here think "deep tech" just means "like, technology you go really super…
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Comment #49160129
I know that many practical databases already exist and where I come from refining or improving something that already exists hardly qualifies as "deep tech". Is PepsiCo doing deep …
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Comment #49157616
I'm very excited to keep pushing the frontiers of deep tech art history, just as soon as I complete my $150M Series B raise.
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Comment #49157475
Looking forward to the database analogues of IBM Watson and Tay.ai I'm partly kidding; there's plenty of space for innovation in databases. You should sponsor https://sled.rs/
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Comment #49157446
C'mon, databases are great but they are not in any way a "deep tech" field. Databases exist today in a zillion production forms as commercial products and free software. Deep tech …
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Comment #49154196
On the contrary, I kind of love this as form of malicious compliance. I'd wager money that the PO/BAs have been demanding "comprehensive documentation" for a very long time, and no…
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Comment #49153694
I suspect you will not accept this (because you have been manipulated by the generator?) but there is no "I" in repeated inference calls to large language models. There is no coher…
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Comment #49153579
Better frameworks will still help AIs avoid silly mistakes. A smarter framework means you can be productive with a dumber/cheaper AI.
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Comment #49136835
You're arguing that we should be deliberately build evil and manipulative technology... why? To assert your own superior discernment?
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Comment #49133625
Millions of adults get hooked by gambling, social media, and AI that pretends to be a person. We need a better standard than "@mdp2021 thinks he's too grown up for this."
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Comment #49132828
That's a lot of fancy words to say, "I think I'm too smart to fall for the same tricks that work on other humans." How many hours did you spend on your phone last month? How many f…
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Comment #49128148
Irrelevant. Humans are frail and we shouldn't design systems with dark patterns that take advantage of human frailty.
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Comment #49124987
Boy have I got bad news for you...
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Comment #49124773
I think sensible legislation might require that commercial AI providers discourage anthropomorphisation by avoiding personal pronouns from chatbot interfaces. "Hey, customer servic…
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Comment #49123313
seems like someone who is knowledgeable about financial shenanigans