> It is given sets of paramaters/data and infers a response based on it's acceptable confidence level. The bottleneck for this is compute power and model/prompt/rails/integrations. Does the output of the model have…
Is surfacing the site easy?
Teslanado, coming soon™ to streets near you.
Woah there, this is a Tesla. You're only allowed to use cameras.
Not just pedestrians. Nearby car windshields.
Huh. When I click on the links the prices jump a lot.
I think it'll also expose how much of that lag time was important to getting everyone's ducks in a row. It's never just add a button, it's also updating the document service and the downstream system to all accept that…
On the bright side, we're going to find out if extremely high pressure explosions can put out lithium ion battery fires. I vote no, but it'll likely remove any nearby debris/combustible material/organic matter/pink mist…
The next little while is going to be very revealing for leadership around how little of the time involved in getting a solution to production is the coding. I think there's a lot of bosses who have this vision of…
And it's sure going to increase the blast radius when these get into a collision. Even if you can't fire the thrusters, that pressurized tank can't be safe.
Yeah, as a Canadian I was willing to accept that 2016 was some sort of screw-up, but 2024 really sealed the deal. It told me that many Americans desired the constant chaos and classless antagonism.
That would indicate that the original comment failed then, didn't it?
If we're talking about the extremely elderly, it seems better for them to be taking public transport than driving.
The thing with a messaging "hello" is it doesn't provide much of that information. You're only able to evaluate the time commitment and urgency by having the content of the request - a "Hello" ping on instant messenger…
Not just losing support, but his poor leadership managed to hand the liberals a majority months after the election.
But he's using that babble to demand very real, very grow up, wars.
And the malware won't be subject to the kill switch.
OK, so we're into the world of imaginary technology and imaginary kill switches. If someone has a fat client powerful enough to do all that, is a kill switch going to work? If we assume there's bad actors using the…
I'm simply saying if we want to shut LLMs down we can do so without high tech kill switch - just shut down the facilities. But if a private user has an open model that is powerful enough to wreak havoc and run…
This feels like doom hype. These LLMs aren't Ultron, they aren't going to disseminate onto the net and hide in a smart toaster. We know where they are, in the giant facilities that draw more power than a small city and…
Sure. We're all going to die some day, but I'll bet you still look before you cross the street.
I think you're missing my point though - no matter what we're walking towards extinction. You yourself are suggesting we delay matters by fleeing the planet, but it isn't stopping heat death. I'm also aware that one day…
How long until he names a company "E" just so he can giggle about the name?
> I still learn new stuff, but I’m afraid it won’t have any value in a year or so. This is silly. This would be like arguing that encyclopedias made knowing things pointless. I learn new stuff for me. Professionally,…
Good luck to future models figuring out which weird section of code are bugs and which are features.
> It is given sets of paramaters/data and infers a response based on it's acceptable confidence level. The bottleneck for this is compute power and model/prompt/rails/integrations. Does the output of the model have…
Is surfacing the site easy?
Teslanado, coming soon™ to streets near you.
Woah there, this is a Tesla. You're only allowed to use cameras.
Not just pedestrians. Nearby car windshields.
Huh. When I click on the links the prices jump a lot.
I think it'll also expose how much of that lag time was important to getting everyone's ducks in a row. It's never just add a button, it's also updating the document service and the downstream system to all accept that…
On the bright side, we're going to find out if extremely high pressure explosions can put out lithium ion battery fires. I vote no, but it'll likely remove any nearby debris/combustible material/organic matter/pink mist…
The next little while is going to be very revealing for leadership around how little of the time involved in getting a solution to production is the coding. I think there's a lot of bosses who have this vision of…
And it's sure going to increase the blast radius when these get into a collision. Even if you can't fire the thrusters, that pressurized tank can't be safe.
Yeah, as a Canadian I was willing to accept that 2016 was some sort of screw-up, but 2024 really sealed the deal. It told me that many Americans desired the constant chaos and classless antagonism.
That would indicate that the original comment failed then, didn't it?
If we're talking about the extremely elderly, it seems better for them to be taking public transport than driving.
The thing with a messaging "hello" is it doesn't provide much of that information. You're only able to evaluate the time commitment and urgency by having the content of the request - a "Hello" ping on instant messenger…
Not just losing support, but his poor leadership managed to hand the liberals a majority months after the election.
But he's using that babble to demand very real, very grow up, wars.
And the malware won't be subject to the kill switch.
OK, so we're into the world of imaginary technology and imaginary kill switches. If someone has a fat client powerful enough to do all that, is a kill switch going to work? If we assume there's bad actors using the…
I'm simply saying if we want to shut LLMs down we can do so without high tech kill switch - just shut down the facilities. But if a private user has an open model that is powerful enough to wreak havoc and run…
This feels like doom hype. These LLMs aren't Ultron, they aren't going to disseminate onto the net and hide in a smart toaster. We know where they are, in the giant facilities that draw more power than a small city and…
Sure. We're all going to die some day, but I'll bet you still look before you cross the street.
I think you're missing my point though - no matter what we're walking towards extinction. You yourself are suggesting we delay matters by fleeing the planet, but it isn't stopping heat death. I'm also aware that one day…
How long until he names a company "E" just so he can giggle about the name?
> I still learn new stuff, but I’m afraid it won’t have any value in a year or so. This is silly. This would be like arguing that encyclopedias made knowing things pointless. I learn new stuff for me. Professionally,…
Good luck to future models figuring out which weird section of code are bugs and which are features.