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procgen
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Comment #49127309
Pragmatism is as American as it gets: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pragmatism
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Comment #48992615
> 3,000 year-old cultures Like Western culture?
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Comment #48985460
Apples to oranges. The AWS premium buys you a much broader platform with autoscaling, dozens of instance families, managed databases, serverless products, IAM, global regions, etc.…
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Comment #48939364
Now it seems the best way to tell if a frontier model is benchmaxxed is to check if it can autonomously solve a major open mathematical problem.
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Comment #48707649
Dario is an American patriot who wants the US to win. Don't see this happening.
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Comment #48371079
Demand is high and will remain so. Supply just needs to catch up.
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Comment #47997039
[dead]
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Comment #44924689
Reminds me of the theory that insects like flies spontaneously emerge from decaying matter and dung. I wonder what magical thoughts we're taking for granted today.
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Comment #44674079
Progress on the 2nm facility (P3) in Arizona is apparently ahead of schedule, slated to be operational in 2027
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Comment #44615275
riding coattails
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Comment #44282701
> that they're simply compositions of things already in the training set Yes, knowledge is compositional. This is just as true for humans as it is for machines.
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Comment #44273220
something can only be "slow" relative to something else. it's not an intrinsic property.
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Comment #44196517
FYI, Frasier's not "faking a British accent". It's a Boston Brahmin/transatlantic accent.
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Comment #43412300
There's much to be said!
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Comment #43257474
Then ASML gets Nord Stream'd.
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Comment #42522156
But can they afford it?
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Comment #41828529
Convincing liquid physics (e.g. surf interacting with a beach, rocks, the player character) might be a good candidate.
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Comment #41812958
ChatGPT o1-preview was not flummoxed by the small kiwis, and even called out the extraneous detail: ``` To determine the total number of kiwis Oliver has, we’ll sum up the kiwis he…
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Comment #40285209
What misery? The hyperbole here is astounding.
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Comment #40285169
Intelligence is next-token prediction. See: active inference, predictive processing.
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Comment #40285140
Is your contention that AI can't be implemented on a Turing machine?
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Comment #39911709
I'd love to play against the original algorithm.
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Comment #39783652
It is. That's why I do all of my banking on iOS.
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Comment #39780470
This seems obvious to me, as there'd be ten times more computational resources.
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Comment #39726884
It's illegal because it threatens the viability and health of native populations of animals.