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About tsunamifury
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Comment #49217493
Apple sells to half the American population. And by definition many of them are poor. Spirit was broken by oil prices which everyone pays the same for. (There is no cheaper jet fue…
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Comment #49212029
I hope I’m missing the sarcasm here…
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Comment #49177291
stop with reductionist absurdum.
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Comment #49177289
stop it. This is such reductionist bullshit. By your infinite reductionism definition no one knows how anything works
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Comment #49172710
Yes, it turns out that matrix math over a feature space of math works pretty well because unlike poetry or real world work, maths are internally coherent and entirely theoretical.
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Comment #49171998
I think its been pretty clear that in abnsense of clear use cases that are monetizable many model providers have been benchmaxxing on abstract or low utility average user performan…
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Comment #49171932
I'm sorry, we know exactly how LLMs work, this myth that we "dont know how they work" was perpetuated by executives that dont know how they work. We know exactly how attention laye…
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Comment #49162102
Yes. If you use the right technical terms together it’s lights up more specific feature spaces to your task. Specificity matters to LLMs a lot.
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Comment #49157467
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Comment #49129577
I feel like you should search through the thousands of papers that are generated nonsense math theory and laugh at how you cherry picked 3 things.
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Comment #49129569
But the issues is you have the ratios wrong. 99% of math theory is useless and maybe 1% has value.
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Comment #49129559
Abstraction is useless until its proves use in test against a base case of reality. its the defition of useless most of the time.
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Comment #49129546
This is nonsense. Its the shared based case we can all test against, the things you think are the abstraction. So wildly goofy train of thought here.
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Comment #49124954
humans reasoned before language but lacked the ability to store and transmit it. Later advanced humans developed abstract reasoning once lingustistic library became sufficiently de…
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Comment #49124939
Disagree, basic research, no matter how dull, is an observation of a measured reality. Math Theory are patterns of abstraction that may never be useful at all or representative of …
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Comment #49124860
Its likely part of how we reason, but quite obviously its not the specific mechanics exactly. First, we reason every millisecond on an ongoing basis which then can alter slightly o…
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Comment #49124745
AI simulates reasoning by lighting up the vector space (or concept space) weighted around a token so they it understands all adjacent words or concepts in that space. This is a bri…
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Comment #49124394
Real talk. AI solving these makes me feel like mathematicians put far more importance on their work than was actually there. Many solutions seems to be tautological games, and game…
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Comment #49091652
Historically speaking over over a billion years almost every species has consumed one thing and output another to the point of extinction while another species that consumes that g…
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Comment #49022801
At the high end in tech it’s just assumed it’s all good plus you can make choices on what plan of several offered. But for many normal jobs it’s very normal to use health care cove…
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Comment #49009973
That would slow the expansion, its cheaper and easier and faster to just steal power from the local communities and then gaslight them.
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Comment #49009750
Read the top comment. The story never questions if they are right, simply tried to smear the argument based on the sources.
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Comment #49009702
If you look at Elk Grove Village, Illinois as their budget there after declaring they would become the AI Datacenter Capital of the World -- there is an obvious answer: Suburbs can…
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Comment #48981575
The behind the scenes element you're not aware of is Anthropic is going to companies reliant on their models and demanding HUGE one time fees (100 million+) to continue using their…
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Comment #48948532
Tired and low effort.