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evrydayhustling

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    Comment #49062675

    Around 2012 I was working near 5th Ave and 14th st, and there was a giant water main break. They had to dig about three stories down in a large intersection, and you could walk nea…

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    Comment #48907495

    Disagree, words drift but they still mean things. Nobody building accounting software in the 90s called it AI (or even an expert systems, barring the most inventive salescritters).…

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    Comment #48876311

    Horizon was accounting software - where is the connection to expert systems? Sounds like corporations can have bad motivations, and can make bad software - no AI required.

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    Comment #48725439

    That paper shows hallucinations can't be eliminated, due to approximation error. But it is completely compatible with hallucination becoming less probable as scale reduces that app…

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    Comment #48697814

    > A Blu-ray disc, game cartridge, or printed book cannot be remotely erased, edited, or deactivated. It is a physical object you can own, resell, lend, archive, or play offline ind…

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    Comment #48681059

    Feels like this could use a data driven way to normalize reference questions (topic and wording). This is missing a lot of right-initiated topics like immigration, gender roles, an…

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    Comment #48647406

    The willingness to throw capital at AI is definitely doing some crazy things, but this article has some bad takes on the data. > [Ratio of per-token cost to subscription cost] mean…

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    Comment #48593447

    Understood; these are the failure modes of cheap, weak tests in a system designed for expensive, high signal tests. I get that it is causing a real pain when these are introduced w…

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    Comment #48583724

    "We shouldn't collect information because we don't know how to fit it into our care playbook" might be rational for a single patient, but it's a policy that will lock you into your…

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    Comment #48519773

    Brains are efficient, but civilized humans aren't. In the USA, adults consume at a rate of about 10kW -- only 1-2% of that being the human's metabolism, the rest being HVAC, electr…

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    Comment #48509682

    All major model providers offer prefix caching, which is this.

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    Comment #48372518

    > data centers can be built basically anywhere this is especially true for AI use cases, where compute is hugely more important than latency / bandwidth > you have to provide a bon…

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    Comment #48339353

    Friends on ML/AI hiring committees at top tier university are seeing foreign profs turn away record offers. Same for applied math relevant to material science. I expect you are rig…

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    Comment #48337338

    Besides the brutal impact on those already invested in the American research community, this is one more nail in the coffin when it comes to competing for new talent. What research…

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    Comment #48003071

    Besides deeply unpredictable factors (like signal transmission), most users of higher-level abstractions do so without certainty about how the translation will be executed. For exa…

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    Comment #48003021

    An LLM model itself -- that is, the weights and the mathematical functions linking them -- does not tell you exactly how to train from data, nor how to generate an output. Instead,…

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    Comment #47901757

    This is well said and good illustration of why optimality a fragile concept. High impact improvements often involve reframing the goal.

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    Comment #47826957

    had the same question! looks like it's another project called Drawmode[1] from the same group... [1] https://github.com/teamchong/drawmode

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    Comment #47489441

    If I understand this correctly, the pain is because you depreciated the assets in the first few years, offsetting other tax liabilities, and now you must pay those back even if exi…

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    Comment #47349745

    You are describing products that change the information flow used to solve a problem. There are probably big gains there, but it requires everyone to come for the journey at the sa…

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    Comment #47202310

    It's not even "whoa we have ethics", it's just "this is a bad look for us".

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    Comment #46743764

    Thanks for confirming. I liked the clarity of outline but the AI-speak of the prose was really a slog.

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    Comment #46719089

    I think many people would agree that the pursuit of that connection is valuable, even if it is never completed. Many of the same people (like me) would say that the biggest enemy o…

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    Comment #46611262

    So do humans asked to answer tests. The appropriate thing is to compare to human performance at the same task. At most of these comprehension tasks, AI is already superhuman (in pa…

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    Comment #46443908

    Your intuition is exactly correct. An investor with tax to offset can essentially access the same future upside at a discount However, this discussion will be a perfect introductio…