I don't know why it shouldn't be as long as someone mixes in some additional post training.
If you're paying €35/month for home internet, consuming 500 GB per month, all of which was from taxable sources, and the tax was indirectly passed on to you, you'd be paying €60/month for internet. But at the same time…
Friend of mine, who's been treated as the unlucky one as an inside joke, made a binance account - after avoiding crypto for years - just hours before the hack happened, it's now official lore that this whole chain of…
No one really considers crypto held in exchanges as decentralized, I guess some might but it's pretty standard knowledge.
Somewhat impressive that search share of revenue is 5% down, but search revenue is 12% up..
Artificial as in synthetic or man-made, everyone knows what it means, you're just giving a post-hoc rationalization for whatever game he's playing.
Code only needs to work, art needs to generate positive emotions.
No, I said could as in it's not an apples to apples comparison.
You're comparing different generations, any 5.5 models could be better than any 5.0 model.
Have you read entirely generated documentation of code? I wouldn't say it's not understandable but it's no where near good quality human documentation.
Tested one prompt in the playground ("Move the elephant next to the ball") and this is the generated recorded video link: https://dreamlabs.ai/playground/?play=a05f0e641559490e#sim
Why this and not any of the other robotics startups?
I think not being able to experience music as much as I do would be akin to losing an entire sense.
You brought up fine dining and frozen pizza but what about a situation where the automated one is both cheaper and better tasting? We're still functioning on the assumption that that will never happen.
«And if there's no inherent value to humanity, why should the machines be compelled to interact with you?» Reading this part made me wish it was more compelling than I think it really is, because I think someone could…
This is speculation, but funnily enough Gemini models show the least evidence of being distilled from OAI or Anthropic compared to everything else in the market.
Well, tokens cost money, and in theory, if someone else already built something you need that costs a billion tokens, it makes more financial sense to use theirs than prompt your own.
They would still have trillions invested across EU and US, if their relevance bothers you then you should direct your anger at the leaders and voters who made them as relevant.
I'd be surprised if major labs aren't doing any diffusion experiments, and if they are, it would also be surprising if another lab is ahead of them in diffusion given just how much more compute they have at their…
I think the term is wire-heading and it does feel like an inevitable development when you think about it, assuming the technology gets there. It's also possible that our expanding understanding of ourselves and our…
There should be a name for this cognitive bias, not accounting for what someone is not doing.
It's an awesome performance, but I don't know why you'd want this in your actual day to day car and pay a premium for it, all power to you if you do but I wouldn't call not sharing that preference 'poo pooing the…
Who writes like this?
We've thoroughly pathologized this aspect throughout history, but doing things that earn you societal status and respect from others is a essential for having a healthy psyche for many, possibly most people, men…
I think we could have a scenario where commercial games massively grow in size and complexity, making cloning them unreasonably expensive.
I don't know why it shouldn't be as long as someone mixes in some additional post training.
If you're paying €35/month for home internet, consuming 500 GB per month, all of which was from taxable sources, and the tax was indirectly passed on to you, you'd be paying €60/month for internet. But at the same time…
Friend of mine, who's been treated as the unlucky one as an inside joke, made a binance account - after avoiding crypto for years - just hours before the hack happened, it's now official lore that this whole chain of…
No one really considers crypto held in exchanges as decentralized, I guess some might but it's pretty standard knowledge.
Somewhat impressive that search share of revenue is 5% down, but search revenue is 12% up..
Artificial as in synthetic or man-made, everyone knows what it means, you're just giving a post-hoc rationalization for whatever game he's playing.
Code only needs to work, art needs to generate positive emotions.
No, I said could as in it's not an apples to apples comparison.
You're comparing different generations, any 5.5 models could be better than any 5.0 model.
Have you read entirely generated documentation of code? I wouldn't say it's not understandable but it's no where near good quality human documentation.
Tested one prompt in the playground ("Move the elephant next to the ball") and this is the generated recorded video link: https://dreamlabs.ai/playground/?play=a05f0e641559490e#sim
Why this and not any of the other robotics startups?
I think not being able to experience music as much as I do would be akin to losing an entire sense.
You brought up fine dining and frozen pizza but what about a situation where the automated one is both cheaper and better tasting? We're still functioning on the assumption that that will never happen.
«And if there's no inherent value to humanity, why should the machines be compelled to interact with you?» Reading this part made me wish it was more compelling than I think it really is, because I think someone could…
This is speculation, but funnily enough Gemini models show the least evidence of being distilled from OAI or Anthropic compared to everything else in the market.
Well, tokens cost money, and in theory, if someone else already built something you need that costs a billion tokens, it makes more financial sense to use theirs than prompt your own.
They would still have trillions invested across EU and US, if their relevance bothers you then you should direct your anger at the leaders and voters who made them as relevant.
I'd be surprised if major labs aren't doing any diffusion experiments, and if they are, it would also be surprising if another lab is ahead of them in diffusion given just how much more compute they have at their…
I think the term is wire-heading and it does feel like an inevitable development when you think about it, assuming the technology gets there. It's also possible that our expanding understanding of ourselves and our…
There should be a name for this cognitive bias, not accounting for what someone is not doing.
It's an awesome performance, but I don't know why you'd want this in your actual day to day car and pay a premium for it, all power to you if you do but I wouldn't call not sharing that preference 'poo pooing the…
Who writes like this?
We've thoroughly pathologized this aspect throughout history, but doing things that earn you societal status and respect from others is a essential for having a healthy psyche for many, possibly most people, men…
I think we could have a scenario where commercial games massively grow in size and complexity, making cloning them unreasonably expensive.