Read some Peter Watts. He imagined biological neural nets in jars used as firewalls to get a usable network connection... Not far off now.
because arc agi involves de novo reasoning over a restricted and (hopefully) unpretrained territory, in 2d space. not many people use LLMs as more than a better wikipedia,stack overflow, or autocomplete....
hopefully the free plastic feedstock from oil will go away soon. if polyester cost as much as cotton or wool, it wouldnt be wasted by these scum sucking bottom feeder manufacturers. Thank you China for forcing the world…
seems fun. needs more physics :)
if you like alien aliens, psychology and biology, Blindsight is your bag. Much darker though.
"I needed money." - Charles Ponzi "I needed money." - Bernie Madoff "I needed money." - Kenneth Lay "I needed money." - Qusay Hussein
that's an interesting perspective. are expensive ads higher quality? but are they therefore pushed more to justify the cost? does the higher cost improve the information conveyed?
hrm. on nature portrait photography 600x600 upscale, it has a LOT of artifacts. Perhaps too far out of distribution? That said, your examples are promising, and thank you for posting a HF space to try it out!
Eh? By all indications compute is now evolving SLOWER than ever. Moore's Law is dead, Dennard scaling is over, the latest fab nodes are evolutionary rather than revolutionary. This isn't the 80s when compute doubled…
Thanks for all your work buro9! I've been an lfgss user for 15 years. This closure as a result of bureaucratic overreach is a great cultural loss to the world (I'm in Canada). The zany antics and banter of the London…
Yes it was a cautionary tale, but not about the technology, but about the role of empathy and the human spirit. The actual technology of Gattaca has already started 50 years ago with the first "test tube babies" and IVF…
A fantastic view on the nature of inference and the physical world! What I appreciate most about our LLM adventures in the past 5 years, is that it's finally: 1. Plausible to discuss, and find hints of what "AI" might…
Passport might be a bit onerous - it's expensive and painful process and many don't need it. But it's a hilarious sign of worldwide government incompetence that social insurance or other citizen identification cards are…
Ukrainians integrating into Polish culture is similar to the East and West German unification post wall, only more complicated by a few extra generations...
LOL "the market demands". Sure, and Opium was also demanded by the market, should we just add it to all food items?
Watch the Tencent adaptation - like 30 episodes on just the first book (with subtitles). Really well done and faithful to the first novel.
What? It was outstanding for the time, great price performance, and very tunable for clock / voltage IIRC.
Since you've mentioned FONTS and SCIFI, you must now read: https://typesetinthefuture.com/ the blog, and the book!
that's the thing i learned in my robotics class, with a from-scratch robot project. the mechanics are the hardest thing. the electronics the 2nd hardest.
Good (Edit) point! It's good that the web accepts dead links by design, we can't expect perfection from our distributed information, but it seems that the bitrot of information is too high compared to the information…
He and his parents were victims of Mao's cultural revolution (like millions of others) - and he was forced into agricultural labour instead of attending high school. Amazing cinderella story. A real academic hero.
Anecdotes of appaling BMW reliability are so prevalent in the online enthusiast car communities, and shade tree mechanic workarounds are so well doumented, that I would question any statistics measuring otherwise. Lies,…
"sell something sticky" Amazon unsticks anything that isn't nailed down...
https://mudita.com/ from some of the people at CDPR
great question - I assume a set of local knowledge will be added by curators or lawsuits over time... Large tech companies have a lot more pull with government than individual drivers, they might even get that stop sign…
Read some Peter Watts. He imagined biological neural nets in jars used as firewalls to get a usable network connection... Not far off now.
because arc agi involves de novo reasoning over a restricted and (hopefully) unpretrained territory, in 2d space. not many people use LLMs as more than a better wikipedia,stack overflow, or autocomplete....
hopefully the free plastic feedstock from oil will go away soon. if polyester cost as much as cotton or wool, it wouldnt be wasted by these scum sucking bottom feeder manufacturers. Thank you China for forcing the world…
seems fun. needs more physics :)
if you like alien aliens, psychology and biology, Blindsight is your bag. Much darker though.
"I needed money." - Charles Ponzi "I needed money." - Bernie Madoff "I needed money." - Kenneth Lay "I needed money." - Qusay Hussein
that's an interesting perspective. are expensive ads higher quality? but are they therefore pushed more to justify the cost? does the higher cost improve the information conveyed?
hrm. on nature portrait photography 600x600 upscale, it has a LOT of artifacts. Perhaps too far out of distribution? That said, your examples are promising, and thank you for posting a HF space to try it out!
Eh? By all indications compute is now evolving SLOWER than ever. Moore's Law is dead, Dennard scaling is over, the latest fab nodes are evolutionary rather than revolutionary. This isn't the 80s when compute doubled…
Thanks for all your work buro9! I've been an lfgss user for 15 years. This closure as a result of bureaucratic overreach is a great cultural loss to the world (I'm in Canada). The zany antics and banter of the London…
Yes it was a cautionary tale, but not about the technology, but about the role of empathy and the human spirit. The actual technology of Gattaca has already started 50 years ago with the first "test tube babies" and IVF…
A fantastic view on the nature of inference and the physical world! What I appreciate most about our LLM adventures in the past 5 years, is that it's finally: 1. Plausible to discuss, and find hints of what "AI" might…
Passport might be a bit onerous - it's expensive and painful process and many don't need it. But it's a hilarious sign of worldwide government incompetence that social insurance or other citizen identification cards are…
Ukrainians integrating into Polish culture is similar to the East and West German unification post wall, only more complicated by a few extra generations...
LOL "the market demands". Sure, and Opium was also demanded by the market, should we just add it to all food items?
Watch the Tencent adaptation - like 30 episodes on just the first book (with subtitles). Really well done and faithful to the first novel.
What? It was outstanding for the time, great price performance, and very tunable for clock / voltage IIRC.
Since you've mentioned FONTS and SCIFI, you must now read: https://typesetinthefuture.com/ the blog, and the book!
that's the thing i learned in my robotics class, with a from-scratch robot project. the mechanics are the hardest thing. the electronics the 2nd hardest.
Good (Edit) point! It's good that the web accepts dead links by design, we can't expect perfection from our distributed information, but it seems that the bitrot of information is too high compared to the information…
He and his parents were victims of Mao's cultural revolution (like millions of others) - and he was forced into agricultural labour instead of attending high school. Amazing cinderella story. A real academic hero.
Anecdotes of appaling BMW reliability are so prevalent in the online enthusiast car communities, and shade tree mechanic workarounds are so well doumented, that I would question any statistics measuring otherwise. Lies,…
"sell something sticky" Amazon unsticks anything that isn't nailed down...
https://mudita.com/ from some of the people at CDPR
great question - I assume a set of local knowledge will be added by curators or lawsuits over time... Large tech companies have a lot more pull with government than individual drivers, they might even get that stop sign…