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Comment #48863992
Custom what though? And user queries are not a knowledge repository it’s an ignorance repo.
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Comment #48863971
Where did they get a second copy of all books, written/audio/visual media, and the web? Couch cushions?
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Comment #48852411
Yes, but not in the “dump another chunk of all written language in the bucket and stir”-sense which is what bitter lesson became synonymous with. That may not be the intent of the …
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Comment #48851105
It’s also not the future SV is incentivized to build. They want everything for rent, nothing can be owned. Luckily, China is on the verge of a true breakout, I’m not sure what exac…
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Comment #48851040
Only 666B models. Other sizes are fine.
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Comment #48851015
Gemini is more than fine as a mobile application, and will be the “brains” of the currently braindead Siri, between than and Android it’s hard to come up with an argument they are …
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Comment #48850634
“Bro” spent most of his career in the wilderness because everybody thought ML/NN/etc were a dead end. I’d not wager against him having at one one more break though architecture bef…
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Comment #48850580
These aren’t raw base models they are the result of a ton of RLHF and various adjustments. Bitter lesson wildly overstated in this context.
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Comment #48748327
Don’t count out the Poles, they will fight tooth and nail to the last man, woman, and child. They will die standing before they kneel to a Russian. Of course if the Russians make i…
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Comment #48746901
No, you are the one not understanding this. Google literally is a convicted monopolist in the Search antitrust case. The judge just didn’t impose any remedy or penalty. Many of the…
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Comment #48746808
Don’t tease the paper tiger, it might be forced to fold again.
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Comment #48745697
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Comment #48745669
Why would Swedish courts NOT favor their own national economic interests? How is that illegal?
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Comment #48745663
Absolute numbers with BigTech are never significant. Only viable paths for remedy anre outright divestment or revoking financial license in Sweden. The former is nigh impossible, t…
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Comment #48744557
Europe’s biggest problems are a cultural superiority complex (we’re better than brutish Americans who only care about money), combined with deep seated racism (we’re better than ou…
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Comment #48744469
Lack of air conditioning is leading to massive excess deaths among the elderly during heat waves. Culling out the elderly during the annual heat waves is quickly becoming a Europea…
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Comment #48731126
When it comes to avoiding the worst impacts of the current catastrophic path we’re on, “nothing will work, but everything might”. Do it all.
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Comment #48559076
”I built the Torment Nexus and I’ll got was a few million dollars and this lousy job.”
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Comment #48241665
How much of this is RL’ing a good coding model on every CVE ever?
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Comment #48141326
I lived and worked in SV for several years. Basically people don’t see anything they do as wrong and have no concept of shame. It’s a combination of learned obedience to authority …
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Comment #48141242
…Or the ML team is just going to eat all those juicy screen recordings of those teams doing their jobs and can them in 12 months. Your days are numbered, Zuck will get rid of you t…
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Comment #46824846
…and the guy shuffling the cups is Dave Chappell’s crackhead character. My theory has always been Trumps grand con was acting like what poor people thought a rich person was like, …
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Comment #45882323
Telltale slop: "And honestly? I didn’t see it coming."
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Comment #40137199
Very much wish I could.