I took a picture of a jpeg and compressed it as a jpeg for extra jpeg
Yes, but the point being for the LLM to be useful to us it has to do something relevant for us and we have to define what is relevant. Even if you view them as fully human level or beyond (in terms of agency) there's…
Maybe? At the end of the day, even if they are some insane oracle (pun intended), they're still bounded by training data and how it relates to the real world. Even if they're a near perfect tool, we are still the…
You develop a set of heuristics for skimming it in the same way you do with code. Big wrapping operations like sums, integrals, and matrices, then what's nearby them, give you a very good idea of where things are going…
FWIW I quite liked it but I'm from the RF world so maybe I'm biased.
It's a 4th power because you're doing the inverse square law twice, once for the outbound pulse and once for the reflection.
8B is still three orders smaller than current frontier though
The anti counterfeit strategy is that the volumes here aren't worth it for someone to clone, even if the board and code are dead simple. These niche hobby products are usually reasonably safe because they rely on…
Still a strawmam somehow?
I fear you underestimate the malice of the average tech company
Medical/psychological experiments involving human subjects are mandated by federal law to run through a review board. Did that happen here? This isn't a medical experiment, but I don't think its nuts to feel like maybe…
Yeah, it always strikes me when this crazy, obviously stupid stuff ends up "49 to 51" like either there are active forces fighting each other ending in an equilibrium, or the equilibrium is arising passively, everyone…
I see this parroted constantly but it seems to be getting proven wrong by Japan and, frankly, the US
I agree with the second part, 90% of apps are just a vague rehashing of 100 other apps, very little novel software ever gets written, especially at the component level. The point being that if you want to create truly…
Here's a much simpler reason: the output of an LLM, mathematically, is average. The code it writes is, effectively, the geometric mean of github. The ideas it comes up with are the geometric mean of wikipedia and…
I take the opposite view but to the same conclusion. I've heard the joke "the more advanced you get the worse you get at math" from a lot of mathematicians. I'd bet most mathematicians can't do a long division problem…
The manufacturing is really deeply gnarly. Like crazy materials you'd have to reverse engineer the production process for, then reverse engineer how to form the blades so they'll survive insane loads for thousands of…
Motorcycles aren't invulnerable 3 ton steel tanks but the stats and anecdotes are deceptive. They're really not that bad if you're not a moron, even if you're mostly worried about other road users. The stat are wildly…
It's so fucking bad. I'm watching a team try to maintain a huge dashboard/control application that interfaces with a large amount of hardware using solely AI workflows. Literally nothing works, all the timers/time…
The issue wasn't really git master, that was a side effect. Google what MISO means and maybe go learn some actual kernel development.
There are a multitude of ways to significantly curtail crime that don't rely on this paradigm of spying on everyone. That's like saying "I can't get to work on time, we need to keep making the highway wider".
I don't think you're wrong broadly, though I want to add that the particular interceptor warheads were relatively small and nukes detonated in the upper atmosphere generally don't do much to stuff on the ground. There's…
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Totally different situation. People are removing those words as a sign of respect and a very small number of people are chasing down those that don't because it implies an open lack of respect.
I took a picture of a jpeg and compressed it as a jpeg for extra jpeg
Yes, but the point being for the LLM to be useful to us it has to do something relevant for us and we have to define what is relevant. Even if you view them as fully human level or beyond (in terms of agency) there's…
Maybe? At the end of the day, even if they are some insane oracle (pun intended), they're still bounded by training data and how it relates to the real world. Even if they're a near perfect tool, we are still the…
You develop a set of heuristics for skimming it in the same way you do with code. Big wrapping operations like sums, integrals, and matrices, then what's nearby them, give you a very good idea of where things are going…
FWIW I quite liked it but I'm from the RF world so maybe I'm biased.
It's a 4th power because you're doing the inverse square law twice, once for the outbound pulse and once for the reflection.
8B is still three orders smaller than current frontier though
The anti counterfeit strategy is that the volumes here aren't worth it for someone to clone, even if the board and code are dead simple. These niche hobby products are usually reasonably safe because they rely on…
Still a strawmam somehow?
I fear you underestimate the malice of the average tech company
Medical/psychological experiments involving human subjects are mandated by federal law to run through a review board. Did that happen here? This isn't a medical experiment, but I don't think its nuts to feel like maybe…
Yeah, it always strikes me when this crazy, obviously stupid stuff ends up "49 to 51" like either there are active forces fighting each other ending in an equilibrium, or the equilibrium is arising passively, everyone…
I see this parroted constantly but it seems to be getting proven wrong by Japan and, frankly, the US
I agree with the second part, 90% of apps are just a vague rehashing of 100 other apps, very little novel software ever gets written, especially at the component level. The point being that if you want to create truly…
Here's a much simpler reason: the output of an LLM, mathematically, is average. The code it writes is, effectively, the geometric mean of github. The ideas it comes up with are the geometric mean of wikipedia and…
I take the opposite view but to the same conclusion. I've heard the joke "the more advanced you get the worse you get at math" from a lot of mathematicians. I'd bet most mathematicians can't do a long division problem…
The manufacturing is really deeply gnarly. Like crazy materials you'd have to reverse engineer the production process for, then reverse engineer how to form the blades so they'll survive insane loads for thousands of…
Motorcycles aren't invulnerable 3 ton steel tanks but the stats and anecdotes are deceptive. They're really not that bad if you're not a moron, even if you're mostly worried about other road users. The stat are wildly…
It's so fucking bad. I'm watching a team try to maintain a huge dashboard/control application that interfaces with a large amount of hardware using solely AI workflows. Literally nothing works, all the timers/time…
The issue wasn't really git master, that was a side effect. Google what MISO means and maybe go learn some actual kernel development.
There are a multitude of ways to significantly curtail crime that don't rely on this paradigm of spying on everyone. That's like saying "I can't get to work on time, we need to keep making the highway wider".
I don't think you're wrong broadly, though I want to add that the particular interceptor warheads were relatively small and nukes detonated in the upper atmosphere generally don't do much to stuff on the ground. There's…
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Totally different situation. People are removing those words as a sign of respect and a very small number of people are chasing down those that don't because it implies an open lack of respect.