LeCun's argument wasn't about the definition of learning though. He stated that they would never get these common sense things correct because they weren't sufficiently part of the training data. A statement that we can…
> unless it uses a harness Sorry for skipping over your actual argument, but if it hinges on that assumption then it's probably moot. I'd assume almost all ai generated code that makes it into codebases is produced…
Yup, I do this regularly now. Whenever I think that something takes longer than it should I just tell it to set up a testing harness to measure each part of the process. Once I have the baseline I'll just set a goal to…
Can you elaborate? I don't know much about Yu Deng or lesbian fanfiction, but it's not a crossover I would have expected.
Both benchmarks are made by the same people.
Your comment implies that if Apple Configurator was available not just for MacOS that it would see a many more people using it to manage their iPhones. To me this seems so far down the list of reasons more people don’t…
Oh no, is this why my laces hold tight all day on some days and untie themselves regularly on other days? Guess I have some experimenting to do.
Yup. Basically the same story here. There’s lots of stuff not to like about macOS, but there’s something about it that makes it click much more for average people. For my partner in particular I noticed that they use…
I thought so too, but I went in with the mentality that most things I just quickly look up are probably not all that important and nothing of value would be lost if I couldn’t do that anymore. The few things for which…
Yes
I’ve had the same experience. The ui is a little unclear about this, because it says you have 5 scans, but 1 scan is just the continuous monitoring of the default branch of a repo. The high impact findings have almost…
The author clearly disagrees with that statement.
The biggest surprise to me with all this low-quality contribution spam is how little shame people apparently have. I have a handful of open source contributions. All of them are for small-ish projects and the complexity…
I'm working on Increader, an incremental reading platform. You put in all your bookmarks (also pdfs or epubs) and it puts them in a queue and tracks your progress. Read for as long as you want to and if you get bored…
All of those tools are garbage. There is no reliable automated way to detect ai generated text. In 2023 OpenAI had a tool for this as well and they eventually took it down because it wasn't accurate enough. The major AI…
I do this too. It's great. The term I've seen used to describe this is 'Immersion Reading'. It seems to be quite a popular way for neurodivergent people to get into reading.
Yeah I mean I get that, but surely we have research like this already. "Garbage in, garbage out" is basically the catchphrase of the entire ml field. I guess the contribution here is that "brainrot"-like text is garbage…
So they trained LLM's on a bunch of junk and then notice that it got worse? I don't understand how that's a surprising, or even interesting result?
And insisting on building their own mediocre ui helps them achieve that how exactly? Maybe I'm just super out of touch on how people use their cars, but my cars infotainment system has not made its manufacturer any…
Surprisingly, it isn't. You can change the language in your google account and it will take that into account for what to translate and into what language, but you can't turn it off completely. I don't know who thought…
This is one of those articles where the comments are really interesting to read through. I see a bunch of comments who don't agree with the exact math, which might be warranted, but it seems at least directionally…
EvilCorp probably has unissued shares. A rising market cap thus gives them a lot of leverage to achieve their goals. They could pay employees, borrow against those shares, raise more capital with a secondary offering,…
That's a fair argument. And to be clear (because my original comment might read as negative), I do like hardcover a lot. It might not work sometimes, but I still use it to track all my reading, because the ui is…
Very disappointing. I do not understand how people earnestly defend the successionist view as a good future, but I thought he might at least give some interesting arguments. This talk isn't that. There are no…
I spent an embarrassing amount of time playing this. Eventually it became overwhelming, but for a while it was (un)surprisingly engaging.
LeCun's argument wasn't about the definition of learning though. He stated that they would never get these common sense things correct because they weren't sufficiently part of the training data. A statement that we can…
> unless it uses a harness Sorry for skipping over your actual argument, but if it hinges on that assumption then it's probably moot. I'd assume almost all ai generated code that makes it into codebases is produced…
Yup, I do this regularly now. Whenever I think that something takes longer than it should I just tell it to set up a testing harness to measure each part of the process. Once I have the baseline I'll just set a goal to…
Can you elaborate? I don't know much about Yu Deng or lesbian fanfiction, but it's not a crossover I would have expected.
Both benchmarks are made by the same people.
Your comment implies that if Apple Configurator was available not just for MacOS that it would see a many more people using it to manage their iPhones. To me this seems so far down the list of reasons more people don’t…
Oh no, is this why my laces hold tight all day on some days and untie themselves regularly on other days? Guess I have some experimenting to do.
Yup. Basically the same story here. There’s lots of stuff not to like about macOS, but there’s something about it that makes it click much more for average people. For my partner in particular I noticed that they use…
I thought so too, but I went in with the mentality that most things I just quickly look up are probably not all that important and nothing of value would be lost if I couldn’t do that anymore. The few things for which…
Yes
I’ve had the same experience. The ui is a little unclear about this, because it says you have 5 scans, but 1 scan is just the continuous monitoring of the default branch of a repo. The high impact findings have almost…
The author clearly disagrees with that statement.
The biggest surprise to me with all this low-quality contribution spam is how little shame people apparently have. I have a handful of open source contributions. All of them are for small-ish projects and the complexity…
I'm working on Increader, an incremental reading platform. You put in all your bookmarks (also pdfs or epubs) and it puts them in a queue and tracks your progress. Read for as long as you want to and if you get bored…
All of those tools are garbage. There is no reliable automated way to detect ai generated text. In 2023 OpenAI had a tool for this as well and they eventually took it down because it wasn't accurate enough. The major AI…
I do this too. It's great. The term I've seen used to describe this is 'Immersion Reading'. It seems to be quite a popular way for neurodivergent people to get into reading.
Yeah I mean I get that, but surely we have research like this already. "Garbage in, garbage out" is basically the catchphrase of the entire ml field. I guess the contribution here is that "brainrot"-like text is garbage…
So they trained LLM's on a bunch of junk and then notice that it got worse? I don't understand how that's a surprising, or even interesting result?
And insisting on building their own mediocre ui helps them achieve that how exactly? Maybe I'm just super out of touch on how people use their cars, but my cars infotainment system has not made its manufacturer any…
Surprisingly, it isn't. You can change the language in your google account and it will take that into account for what to translate and into what language, but you can't turn it off completely. I don't know who thought…
This is one of those articles where the comments are really interesting to read through. I see a bunch of comments who don't agree with the exact math, which might be warranted, but it seems at least directionally…
EvilCorp probably has unissued shares. A rising market cap thus gives them a lot of leverage to achieve their goals. They could pay employees, borrow against those shares, raise more capital with a secondary offering,…
That's a fair argument. And to be clear (because my original comment might read as negative), I do like hardcover a lot. It might not work sometimes, but I still use it to track all my reading, because the ui is…
Very disappointing. I do not understand how people earnestly defend the successionist view as a good future, but I thought he might at least give some interesting arguments. This talk isn't that. There are no…
I spent an embarrassing amount of time playing this. Eventually it became overwhelming, but for a while it was (un)surprisingly engaging.