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harryp_peng

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    Comment #41275850

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    Comment #40480353

    Technically 'daddy' is a name. A name is fundamentally just a label that we use to identify other people and objects. Post Malone, your first and last name are part of the universa…

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    Comment #40332959

    Because sometimes no one actually answered that question, quora just publishes many titles to index to google.

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    Comment #40315237

    Idk about university, but high school is indisputably important because it's training data for the brain.

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    Comment #40296405

    the internet, just pixels when you have nobody with verifiable consciousness one questions the existence nothing is real but my mind shouts consciousness! a dilema

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    Comment #40235771

    Out of context: what is sex? Is it physical satisfaction or romantic connection?

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    Comment #40217817

    I always use GPT4 to write boiler plate code etc. It probably automates 50% of my tasks, pretty good.

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    Comment #40207529

    But humans aren't 'original' ourselves. How do you do 3*9? You memorized it. It's striking how humans could reason at all.

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    Comment #40206947

    Humans supervising models solving difficult problems is the beginning of an AGI society.

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    Comment #40206081

    You know at one point we wouldn't be able to benchmark them, due to the sheer complexity of the test required. I.e. if you are testing a model on maths, the problem will have to be…

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    Comment #40206065

    This really is the fastest growing technology of all time. Do you feel the curve? I remember Mixtral8x7b dominating for months; I expected data bricks to do the same! but it was wa…

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    Comment #40177073

    Excuse me, the first Macintosh was 7,300 in today's dollars, and did far less.

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    Comment #40164770

    Consider this: You ask a question (go to google) to solve a problem. But an LLM solve it for you. That's why they are popular in programming. However, besides this, google is still…

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    Comment #40164748

    I'm bullish on GOOGL - Gemini 1.5 Pro is insanely good! GCP is also democratizing the cloud; I think the market share will only increase.

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    Comment #40164745

    What's even the google hate? the company is great and provides value. Why go into the rabbit hole of worse products?

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    Comment #40164738

    Google is just good. You use it to get human answer to a question and find relevant information on a topic. Those are of human nature.

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    Comment #40164727

    It's not about money - how valuable the company is depends on how many people use it intersect how useful it is. As long as it's valuable, it's valuable.

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    Comment #40157064

    You're right, but to the consumer like me I cherish how I'm able to connect to my favorite individuals like Andrej Karpathy and still learn a lot. I guess most people are likely th…

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    Comment #40151876

    Nah, social media is the status quo. It's impossible to 'refrain' from the status quo, unless you invent something an order of magnitude greater.

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    Comment #40151859

    Have you even used TikTok? Facebook connects you with the people around you, and TikTok connects you with your favorite people on earth. That's the essence of the product.

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    Comment #40138172

    Worst possible thing is that bozos learn the closed source model. The closed source model only worked because they had the Great SJ.

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    Comment #40130405

    No, it's simply a faster way to operate a computer. Imagine if you didn't have to scroll and click using a mouse - that alone is a killer.

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    Comment #40130386

    Yeah, it's the future, and will definitely be buying it. That and neural interface will be the desktop off 2040 I think.