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    Comment #42145103

    Some important landmarks since GPT4 was first released (not in chronological order): - Vast cost reduction (>10x) - Performance parity of several open source models to GPT4, includ…

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    Comment #41281292

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    Comment #41276649

    Greenwald is an odd one, I'll give you that. He seems to see this issue from a libertarian perspective. He would also say that Germany banning Nazi speech is censorship, for exampl…

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    Comment #41276617

    A huge chunk of them were made public: https://apnews.com/article/brazil-twitter-elon-musk-x-censor... To the people disagreeing with my parent statement, could you find one non fa…

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    Comment #41275917

    This is what the far right in Brazil wants you to believe, but it's not true. It's especially not true in regards to X, as they have repeatedly ignored judicial decisions that are …

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    Comment #41189543

    This is partially the reason why we see LLM's "plateauing" in the benchmarks. For the lmsys Arena, for example, LLM's are simply judged on whether the user liked the answer or not.…

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    Comment #41169753

    Intel seems 100% tied to its outcomes as a foundry now. If there is any disruption in chip prodution from Taiwan for example, I can see its stock doubling in price.

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    Comment #41058281

    The graphs seem to indicate their model trades blows with Llama 3.1 405B, which has more than 3x the number of tokens and (presumably) a much bigger compute budget. It's kind of ba…

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    Comment #41056467

    This article is borderline comical. The thin list of his accomplishments focus on increasing revenue ($15B to $70B) and launching or acquiring successful initiatives (Xbox, Skype, …

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    Comment #40979032

    It seems that this would compete with Khan Academy for a similar space. Perhaps Karpathy will aim for adults instead?

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    Comment #40878448

    > If we start with 2410 GWh in 2023 and grow with 59% per year that gives us 61.917 GWh in 2030. That would mean almost exactly 8 doublings in 2030. For context, the global electri…

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    Comment #40779133

    The author is making the point that Alphafold 3 is not so impressive - it is simply regurgitating its train set, and it's not so good for inference. I think his central point is fa…

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    Comment #40689637

    It would be simply stupid that we got so much worse at this technique in the past 10 years. You are welcome to post a link to your data source here, you already had two opportuniti…

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    Comment #40688073

    No, it's actually only about 1% that do: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4302464/

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    Comment #40191427

    The article makes it sound like it was ultimately a great decision, because now coal use is at historically low levels while renewables have been increasing. What it neglected to m…

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    Comment #39977700

    This is the same dynamics we have seen before. How many national supermarket chains are there? Crossing Walmart or Amazon seem very analogous here. If anything, business in the pas…

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    Comment #39977528

    If it's not about percentages, then what's the difference here? Walmart and Amazon are not fundamentally different. If the Apple Store can be compared to a mall, then we are in the…

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    Comment #39977338

    I like Varoufakis in general and I find this analogy interesting. However, his answer to this question was not satisfactory in my opinion, as many commercial arrangements including…

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    Comment #39977300

    It is not always trivial to switch. There are realistically two companies dominating phone OS, and either one comes with their poisoned pills. More importantly, I think what he is …

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    Comment #39940182

    Sorry, could you expand on this a bit further? Are you saying that for a MoE, you want to train the exact same model, and then just finetune the feed forward networks differently f…

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    Comment #39932873

    A gun malfunction has a potentially lethal consequence. This bug caused a person to see a fake photo of herself with fake boobs out. Perhaps it's ok that the safety standards for t…

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    Comment #39897151

    How is Anthropic moving so fast if it took them almost a year to produce a better model? And they have probably 1% of the market right now.

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    Comment #39714748

    You write as if there is a finite supply of "entertainment" which comes out of thin air. If someone is consuming, then someone is supplying. You mentioned yourself that the ones su…

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    Comment #39661438

    How many libraries were included in these 25 lines of code?