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serverholic
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I really don’t understand the people who have a problem with rust. Do you not value the increased memory safety? Now that Microsoft and Google are adopting rust and reporting signi…
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Thanks, can you explain what you mean by “vouched”? I’ve noticed that my comments have been getting much less engagement recently and sometimes they don’t show up.
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Perhaps the biggest issue is the mental framework that people use to approach AI. I've found that there are so many assumptions in people's thinking and these assumptions are stran…
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I’m curious why you are so confident in your assertion. It seems to me that an advanced statistical model of the world is an essential component of AGI. How do you know that we are…
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I don't think that's necessarily proof against the Bayesian brain. It seems reasonable that the brain is also using its statistical models to assess the relevance of new evidence. …
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I'm skeptical that RNNs alone will outperform transformers. Perhaps some sort of transformer + rnn combo? The issue with RNNs is that feedback signals decay over time, so the model…
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Yes. Capitalism.
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It’s interesting how the first benefit he lists for AI is productivity. It was a similar message in one of OpenAI’s recent blog posts.
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It is definitely not as good as GPT-4. It's much less creative and detailed in its answers. The answers are more surface level and shallow.
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