It’s different sides of the house. Operators understand how important having them connect to PLCs and various bits because failure can mean you can take out parts of whatever it’s controlling, the power grid, oil…
This slowness also means it sometimes has a hard time understand new risks and a lot of industrial systems are not operated by people who understand those risks and do…very stupid things.
https://www.quora.com/What-goes-into-making-an-OS-to-be-Unix...
I believe the entire basis of their profitable quarter was getting a discount on compute from Musk. All these figures are so utterly weaselly. AAR is a made up measure to make them look good. If they cannot show GAAP…
Every time something comes during the AI bubble we get a wave of me-toos. I think the Jev wave is noticeable for how muted it is. The fact that this keeps happening demonstrates there is no moat. The fact that each wave…
I have to stress this is not a real use case. It is a tech demo with no practical application. Doesn’t mean the tech might not have some application later in other places, but this is silly. The Unitree G1 costs…
I am not suggesting that these don’t have value or won’t be used, but there are perfectly reasonable businesses that could have used these that are just going to get caught as collateral damage because LLMs are going to…
It’s not a bet, it’s just mania. There’s no rational basis for any of this, the entire thing is artificial. This impending disaster has more aligned with an oddly missing chunk in their diagram…the 2008 housing bubble.
> Every time I hear this line of argument I cringe. Because it’s the same kind of fatuous logic that intelligent design proponents use. This thing is so complex so we can’t possible understand it. Therefore, it’s magic.…
I’m suggesting that having a model wander around stochastically is not necessarily a great way to gain any insight or understanding. LLMs do not think, they cannot really debug anything. Attaching intelligence or intent…
> If we sorted through all those new apps and ignored all the crap, I'm pretty sure we would find an overall increase in actually useful apps. I just shipped a new app myself, and I think it's useful, and I wouldn't…
The fact that this is an account with a username specifically focused on this specific concern that was created 5 hours ago is real weird/suspicious. Also, are these even actual decompiles? Sure, playing Wheel of…
At the very least it looks like users must now be 18 years of age to use Dropbox. Probably related to those ill-conceived “why won’t someone think of the children?!” laws. Also, I think they shortened the deletion…
I think this comment is missing the forest for the trees. Obviously, ephemeral interaction is going to happen. The author’s blogpost is sloppy and has some signs of being AI written. This kind of bleeds into the main…
Based on what evidence?
I really think you are missing the point and the frustration of why people are so hostile to OpenAI. Your defense is kinda irrelevant and very confusing. Why are you defending OpenAI so aggressively? Sam Altman…
Or that the Nazis are socialist because they have socialist in their name instead of it being a front name to hide their fascist and racist intentions.
Implementing MTE is mostly another step in Apple’s efforts towards memory safety. There are bunch of things they’ve done to try to make this work a little better, but for obvious reasons, this is never going to be…
For what it’s worth, this comment was not targeted at you, but rather the model kinda forcing it. I get the sense that Anthropic did not think much of this, but it seems to have gotten worse with recent models and it…
My understanding is that Apple has an extremely special license with ARM partially because they helped fund ARM when it was spun out of Acorn and they are not required to conform to the specifications like other…
I think the glib answer is, “Greed blinds all”. Most of the people pushing this are just hoping that they can cash out before the hype pops and financial gravity crashes the party. Sam Altman recently claiming that the…
Voters don’t go and actually look at the data themselves. They rely on pundits and the news to tell them the salient points. The problem is that the media has essentially lost most of its usefulness as a bulwark against…
> Law and medicine are fundamentally harder fields to obtain decent training data for I think this bubble has given a lot of people software brain and are trying to apply it to fields it is wholly inappropriate for,…
I don’t understand why this is such big news. OpenAI has essentially made a bunch of marketing copy by gussying up an algorithm being given a near unlimited budget to stochastically permute through its lossy memory. I…
Police do not want any accountability, that much has been exemplified by the way the police leadership and police organizations object to any attempt to regulate them.
It’s different sides of the house. Operators understand how important having them connect to PLCs and various bits because failure can mean you can take out parts of whatever it’s controlling, the power grid, oil…
This slowness also means it sometimes has a hard time understand new risks and a lot of industrial systems are not operated by people who understand those risks and do…very stupid things.
https://www.quora.com/What-goes-into-making-an-OS-to-be-Unix...
I believe the entire basis of their profitable quarter was getting a discount on compute from Musk. All these figures are so utterly weaselly. AAR is a made up measure to make them look good. If they cannot show GAAP…
Every time something comes during the AI bubble we get a wave of me-toos. I think the Jev wave is noticeable for how muted it is. The fact that this keeps happening demonstrates there is no moat. The fact that each wave…
I have to stress this is not a real use case. It is a tech demo with no practical application. Doesn’t mean the tech might not have some application later in other places, but this is silly. The Unitree G1 costs…
I am not suggesting that these don’t have value or won’t be used, but there are perfectly reasonable businesses that could have used these that are just going to get caught as collateral damage because LLMs are going to…
It’s not a bet, it’s just mania. There’s no rational basis for any of this, the entire thing is artificial. This impending disaster has more aligned with an oddly missing chunk in their diagram…the 2008 housing bubble.
> Every time I hear this line of argument I cringe. Because it’s the same kind of fatuous logic that intelligent design proponents use. This thing is so complex so we can’t possible understand it. Therefore, it’s magic.…
I’m suggesting that having a model wander around stochastically is not necessarily a great way to gain any insight or understanding. LLMs do not think, they cannot really debug anything. Attaching intelligence or intent…
> If we sorted through all those new apps and ignored all the crap, I'm pretty sure we would find an overall increase in actually useful apps. I just shipped a new app myself, and I think it's useful, and I wouldn't…
The fact that this is an account with a username specifically focused on this specific concern that was created 5 hours ago is real weird/suspicious. Also, are these even actual decompiles? Sure, playing Wheel of…
At the very least it looks like users must now be 18 years of age to use Dropbox. Probably related to those ill-conceived “why won’t someone think of the children?!” laws. Also, I think they shortened the deletion…
I think this comment is missing the forest for the trees. Obviously, ephemeral interaction is going to happen. The author’s blogpost is sloppy and has some signs of being AI written. This kind of bleeds into the main…
Based on what evidence?
I really think you are missing the point and the frustration of why people are so hostile to OpenAI. Your defense is kinda irrelevant and very confusing. Why are you defending OpenAI so aggressively? Sam Altman…
Or that the Nazis are socialist because they have socialist in their name instead of it being a front name to hide their fascist and racist intentions.
Implementing MTE is mostly another step in Apple’s efforts towards memory safety. There are bunch of things they’ve done to try to make this work a little better, but for obvious reasons, this is never going to be…
For what it’s worth, this comment was not targeted at you, but rather the model kinda forcing it. I get the sense that Anthropic did not think much of this, but it seems to have gotten worse with recent models and it…
My understanding is that Apple has an extremely special license with ARM partially because they helped fund ARM when it was spun out of Acorn and they are not required to conform to the specifications like other…
I think the glib answer is, “Greed blinds all”. Most of the people pushing this are just hoping that they can cash out before the hype pops and financial gravity crashes the party. Sam Altman recently claiming that the…
Voters don’t go and actually look at the data themselves. They rely on pundits and the news to tell them the salient points. The problem is that the media has essentially lost most of its usefulness as a bulwark against…
> Law and medicine are fundamentally harder fields to obtain decent training data for I think this bubble has given a lot of people software brain and are trying to apply it to fields it is wholly inappropriate for,…
I don’t understand why this is such big news. OpenAI has essentially made a bunch of marketing copy by gussying up an algorithm being given a near unlimited budget to stochastically permute through its lossy memory. I…
Police do not want any accountability, that much has been exemplified by the way the police leadership and police organizations object to any attempt to regulate them.