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Comment #39212061
Research done by Prof. Subbarao on reasoning & planning with LLM seems to point in the negative. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTXXYi75QCU He has lots of good threads distilling …
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Comment #37161903
Ways of Being: Animals, Plants, Machines: The Search for a Planetary Intelligence by James Bridle. James pulls an brilliant move of using various examples in technology as a tool t…
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Comment #37152174
Search/Reasoning/Inference time compute, however you phrase it is still essential. You need search to improve upon learning to work in novel situations.
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Comment #35338053
Can't unseen the amount of double negatives in this article.
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Comment #34721638
I am working on RL and robotics. I came across Levin in Lex's podcast. And then went on a binge of his other podcast appearences. I agree totally with you, I would very much like t…
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Comment #34451459
Have you checked RSSM approach in DreamerV1,V2,V3,PlaNet? It uses deterministic (GRU hidden state) and discrete stochastic latent states. The deterministic and stochastic (sampled)…
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Comment #34296542
One interesting research group tackling this question is ex-computer engineer, currently biologist Prof. Micahel Levine's group. They built xenobots (biological robots) from frog c…
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Comment #34229583
Worth checking out farcaster (farcaster.xyz). They are working towards a solution where things are "sufficiently decentralised". The server admins can't prevent users from followin…
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Comment #34229564
Farcaster(farcaster.xyz) is working towards sufficiently decentralised social network ( https://www.varunsrinivasan.com/2022/01/11/sufficient-decent... ). It aims to have a model w…
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Comment #28222813
Does apple even encrypt the actual image data on device? Their system document says "payload = visual derivative + neural hash" and only that is encrypted with a secondary level en…
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Comment #26038715
His narrative pushing feels nefarious to me. I think he is using his new tech podcast (all-in) as a new platform to build a image of a pragmatic do-gooder billionare (to whomever w…
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Comment #25336025
I have experience in deep learning research/engineering in NLP and am getting into ml for robotics. Really excited for this course + hardware. I think one top value for me personal…
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Comment #24867049
If uber/lyft doesn't allow their drivers to price themselves and not treat them as employers, they are more or less a cartel rather than a marketplace connecting buyers and sellers…
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Comment #22791096
Same thing happened to me. I was using org-mode for GTD and note-taking for the past six months. I shifted all my notes to org-roam with links between them. But then I tried roam, …
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Comment #22726372
Masks can protect other people primarily. If you're sick and don't know (asymtomatic), developing symptoms only now, if you're sick and don't have any option but to go out etc. And…
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Comment #22494303
Wouldn't Land Value Tax solve the housing problem?
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Comment #22051703
Would you consider using neural nets to solve integration and differential equations as it doing system 2 reasoning? https://ai.facebook.com/blog/using-neural-networks-to-solve-...…
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Comment #22051390
Lex, you're doing an amazing job. The level of commitment and hard work you put in to make this podcast is incredible. On the technical depth side criticism you're getting, I would…
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Comment #21907394
But why is microsoft experimenting with the toy language then? https://www.infoq.com/news/2019/11/microsoft-exploring-rust-... 70% of microsoft errors would be gone in future if th…
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Comment #21635652
This one isn't a Cartel as its like a taxi company but co-owned by workers. But Uber could be considered a cartel because they don't consider the car drivers as workers, so they ar…