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Comment #49182398
No wonder for the overcompensation on the worldstage!
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Comment #49167592
Thats true, although once it stops being a party trick I expect the LLM proof mining to also be paid by someone else and be expensive as shit, the question same remains: who?
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Comment #49165791
In fact the opposite, look at talks by Peter Thiel. At least he’s being honest. These people are bastards, but for some reason moral goodness and wealth has been conflated leading …
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Comment #49165761
On the other hand, if provided the financial incentive would mathematicians have solved these problems? Its not hard to imagine a world where some hard problems were not selected b…
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Comment #49086001
How does anyone justify this? How can you argue this in good faith?
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Comment #48936112
I am not convinced by your retort, which essentially boils down to “some people pirate, so its ironic some people, maybe different, are mad at dario!”
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Comment #48925345
By that same logic I think OpenAI should get into the burger business for those who cannot cook.
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Comment #48925043
I am surprised they released this. Who is the audience for this? You can DIY this yourself surely.
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Comment #48912952
This in my view was always manufactured. Consider the wars in the past 50 years. Although I imagine you have a point: American police do perhaps act this way.
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Comment #48912937
Oh come on. Look at the government of the USA.
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Comment #48885298
Interesting! Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #48882590
UPI is cool! Anyone can put numbers to how this affects the growth of india? Formalizing parts of the economy perhaps?
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Comment #48882500
Not necessarily, but in any case not a monopoly. E.g. Elon Musk now owns all highways: better or worse? Some distributed ownership seems useful as it distributes power accordingly.…
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Comment #48882490
Interesting point, I think you are right about it being upstream!
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Comment #48882368
I enjoy using AI loads. Yet I would be keen to see numbers on actual productivity increases. This reads as yet another datapoint similar to what I’ve experienced: maybe code was th…
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Comment #48882124
You reckon there could be any selection bias? Some means justify the ends reasoning.
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Comment #48880877
I am far from a mathematician but I am excited by the possibilities of using AI for generating more math. Math in my mind exists purely in the world of forms, and cannot be appropr…
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Comment #48880404
I still don't see why it should be one man rather than commonly owned infrastructure.
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Comment #48871519
It is one person who controls it, at his discretion who gets to share in the utility. What your saying can also be true without such an ownership model, right?
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Comment #48866920
And you’ve known about this problem for how many minutes?
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Comment #48863440
> more addictive than hard drugs people should have the option This seems like a hot take given the (justifiably) illegality of stuff like fentanyl.
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Comment #48846520
As much as I love democracy its unfortunate we both get to vote
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Comment #48840852
I think this problem is especially perfect for an LLM though. Its effectively translating with a great test harness. As for your other arguments, I’m not certain we won’t just Jevo…
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Comment #48818832
As it pertains to military, just wait a few years I think.