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Comment #49260706
I’ve always wondered how this works when we only observe the final output and not the internal state that’s used to generate the output. The LLM presumably generates f(input, RNG) …
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Comment #49102998
From the company that has solved coding.
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Comment #49087856
That is not overengineering, it’s creating job security: > Funny story no one will believe, but it’s true. A good friend of mine joined a startup as CTO 10 years ago, high growth p…
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Comment #49075029
I’ve come to just expect that my CC instance will randomly “blank” and that I have to resize my terminal / use page up/page down to get it to show again. Supposedly they used a gam…
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Comment #48784861
One of the major differences between Amodei’s and Hagseth’s views is that Hagseth said that in their world they don’t distinguish between “defensive” and “offensive” capabilities. …
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Comment #48697723
For so long American companies have operated under the assumption that servers are cheaper than developers, and that was used to justify all sorts of inefficient practices. The las…
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Comment #48652967
Louis Rossman believes these bills are partly funded/lobbied for by Bloomberg. https://youtu.be/E1B2cWEaWDw?is=xwpLZoyVSi6psztQ
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Comment #48474938
Agreed. The analysis is never even that great
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Comment #48178090
The first article ironically has many tells of AI writing
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Comment #47954523
The stakes are pretty large now. You are judged on the number of publications, positions, citations, etc. It’s not even about philosophical disagreement as much as future career
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Comment #47911518
> A/B testing showed github that this might be preferable A/B testing can’t measure preference, only interaction.
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Comment #47613591
Meta and I assume OpenAI and Anthropic did everything they could to acquire data, even doing so illegally, such as downloading all of Anna’s archive. Now it’s an open question of w…
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Comment #47334636
Some people thought that surgical masks wouldn’t stop you from getting Covid
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Comment #47182606
Do they? Are they different than OpenAi which I know has lots of debt and is losing money quarter over quarter with declining user share.
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Comment #47017858
Open article and Ctrl+F “APOE”: No result A lot of interventions o work differently based on APOE 4 status, so difficult to know whether this study will apply generally.
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Comment #46902519
A lack of capitals gives me sama vibes and I don’t trust sama
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Comment #46554366
Sure they mention diet and exercise in the same way gambling or alcohol ads recommend being “responsible”, or how TikTok talks about their automatic screen limiting time functional…
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Comment #46540670
Given soda ph around 2.5, temperature 25C, phosphoric acid 0.05% and sucrose 10% gives a half life around 4 years. Or only 7% over 6 months.
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Comment #46354412
Will apps built with this framework be compatible with accessibility features?
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Comment #46213983
> it would've been considered cheating when they were in school. Doubt. What field of study? The predominant calculation helper was slide rules, which were allowed in engineering e…
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Comment #46010077
> they believe in some big pharma conspiracy See: the Sackler family
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Comment #45914584
They main purpose of active desktop was to claim IE was an inextricable part of windows
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Comment #45783893
According to empire of ai, they started OpenAI as a nonprofit so they could get people devoted to the mission and wouldn’t have to pay the high SV wages
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Comment #44745443
Yeah, most authors are not concerned about their papers being shared because what they care about is citations, not money. It’s the publishing companies that want to put up the pay…
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Comment #43665786
Healthcare providers have starting saying it's "insurance fraud" to say that you don't have insurance when you do. My guess: they know they can get more money from the insurer than…