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Comment #48917545
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Comment #48904836
it took 1 month to make a human slop, now it takes 1 day
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Comment #48903699
all game stores are flooded with AI slop. good luck competing
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Comment #48903659
them having an actual product with huge demand makes them immune Just like Tesla was immune from all the naysayers which were saying its a highly unprofitable company which will 10…
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Comment #48903645
they never were if I sell 1 token at $1 and there are a trillion of them minted, that does not make a $1T market cap but if you want to prove a point against AI with fake data, sur…
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Comment #48897853
more dense tokens means more stuff to fit into the embedding space which is per token, so more work to disentangle later
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Comment #48897818
you use the wrong word the Anthropic tokenizer is not worse, its more expensive/verbose
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Comment #48889700
it can be faster, but is it correct? React was invented because jQuery style state management collapsed into unmanageable code past a certain size
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Comment #48889622
Noeter theorem and energy get complicated in General Relativity, because there is no global time translation symmetry https://curtjaimungal.substack.com/p/what-is-energy-actually I…
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Comment #48889413
unless you signed a contract with your readers, saying "this article was not LLM written" while being written by LLMs is not fraud, just lying which is legal but we are not even ta…
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Comment #48888455
bullshitting has never been a crime if it were, 90% of startups would be illegal and they founders jailable
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Comment #48888363
and then some articles will have maybe a small section, 10% of it, LLM generated. And the it really is a superposition of LLM/human written, and flaggable/unflaggable
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Comment #48888287
talking about data and function shapes is quite common in functional programming world https://blog.jle.im/entry/functors-to-monads-a-story-of-shap...
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Comment #48885325
probably wireless keyboard and routing it based on physical proximity
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Comment #48882637
not the greatest benchmark, bzip2 many times beats xz, gzip is competitive with zstd maybe it used default compression levels, and the defaults are not "matched" fumny because auth…
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Comment #48882494
here you go, Michelin-starred chef: > Marco Pierre White passionately defends chefs using microwaves. White dubbed microwaves “sensational things” and revealed he thinks they’re fa…
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Comment #48874774
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Comment #48874552
> The tick loop waits at least 3 centiseconds per frame, giving an effective rate of about 33.33 Hz 3 centiseconds instead of 30 miliseconds, totally not a robot
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Comment #48872958
sure, I was just talking about this Hollywood myth that the military is far ahead of everyone else, including in computing matters when we all know the military procurement birrocr…
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Comment #48872660
the same military is using computers with Windows and Xbox controllers and got upset when Anthropic didn't want to let them use their LLM
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Comment #48870803
this is black and white, I thought color blindness is only for colors?
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Comment #48870782
> humans can read strong statement, I struggle to read it
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Comment #48870671
do you think quantum computers would help simulating this? I've seen contradictory opinions from the experts - it can in theory but not really in practice (even assuming sufficient…