Plus system prompt and context control.
Not about profit in the sense that nobody sat down to say "let's add a feature that looks useful and burns more tokens so we make more money". For status update thing I can believe that.
I'm making an educated guess based on the overabundance of below-average digital stuff being shovelled at us at an alarming rate, and of course the article itself. I'm not sure why you're concerned that people might…
Yeah, and now there are a larger number of those.
What it had to do with quality is that nobody actually cared enough to review the art. No taste, no attention to detail, not even a basic walkthrough to evaluate whether anything breaks the 4th wall. Since this is…
Sure, but what precisely is your concern? That people aren't pleased about being caught in the crossfire and are complaining about it, and you want them to stop doing that?
Whether it's "right" depends on the goal of course, but in this case I'm not understanding your point because nobody is prosecuting those companies for doing this. In any case, these kinds of blanket statements are not…
Yup, as I said. Same as rich people do everywhere, they don't have to worry, they won't run out of water or power, if things get too hot where they are they'll just move somewhere nicer. They have the money and zero…
Unless they've somehow restored Norway's glaciers with a refrigerator of some sort, I think you might be mistaking a local maximum for a global one.
It will still be true another 30 years from now perhaps, but nobody who has the actual funds to spend seems to care. If the world was actually taking it seriously, it would be dealt with like the ozone hole was.…
We've been hearing some variant of "engineering will solve climate change when it becomes important enough, so we don't need to worry now" since the late 90s.
This is about a video game.
I still get a tiny creepout when I recall how he said "grubby tap"
One of the funniest ideas I heard was that we in South Asia do corruption properly, because unlike the West, even the poorest person gets to be corrupt while in the West you have to have money and know people. Democracy!
Speaking of the IAS, my grandfather went smoothly from being an honest and principled ICS officer to being an IAS one. A contractor had his mother murdered because he wouldn't take a bribe for an illegal transport…
The expression "half of life is just showing up" seemed like such a useless cliche to me, until I tried it.
We're going to go back to the original point you made that you don't understand why privatisation is going so slowly. And I will reiterate that there are good and bad reasons. The bad reasons are visible, like Adani…
Boogeyman? Is the outcome of the World Bank's insistence on "structural adjustments" somehow in debate now? I was in Delhi when this started and they began laying out the tamper-proof cable back in the early 2000s. At…
It's not surprising. For one, stated vs actual goals always differ and someone needs pockets to reach into. For the other, plenty of countries that listened to orgs like the World Bank saying "privatise everything…
The privatisation of Delhi power distribution was initiated by a Congress state government in 2000.
And both the reactivity and tone of modelers is so good now that even trained ears can have trouble distinguishing between them. In the vast majority of cases it's not a downgrade from a real amp. Here in India we have…
Ocean Machine has some of my most emotionally affecting songs (the entire second half the album, basically), and it bugs me no end that he only started playing them live after I stopped being able to go his shows.
server -> personal -> server -> personal... I've seen this cycle a number of times in the last 40 years. Almost none of the people making any of the software we use are purely using the cloud, they are using powerful…
I guess efforts like Google's OKF, which teach the llm to manage the ontology directly, are the opposite of what you want. The weathering need is real. An llm equivalent of dbms analysing usage pattern to tune indexes.
They are Taiwan's largest buyer, by a significant margin.
Plus system prompt and context control.
Not about profit in the sense that nobody sat down to say "let's add a feature that looks useful and burns more tokens so we make more money". For status update thing I can believe that.
I'm making an educated guess based on the overabundance of below-average digital stuff being shovelled at us at an alarming rate, and of course the article itself. I'm not sure why you're concerned that people might…
Yeah, and now there are a larger number of those.
What it had to do with quality is that nobody actually cared enough to review the art. No taste, no attention to detail, not even a basic walkthrough to evaluate whether anything breaks the 4th wall. Since this is…
Sure, but what precisely is your concern? That people aren't pleased about being caught in the crossfire and are complaining about it, and you want them to stop doing that?
Whether it's "right" depends on the goal of course, but in this case I'm not understanding your point because nobody is prosecuting those companies for doing this. In any case, these kinds of blanket statements are not…
Yup, as I said. Same as rich people do everywhere, they don't have to worry, they won't run out of water or power, if things get too hot where they are they'll just move somewhere nicer. They have the money and zero…
Unless they've somehow restored Norway's glaciers with a refrigerator of some sort, I think you might be mistaking a local maximum for a global one.
It will still be true another 30 years from now perhaps, but nobody who has the actual funds to spend seems to care. If the world was actually taking it seriously, it would be dealt with like the ozone hole was.…
We've been hearing some variant of "engineering will solve climate change when it becomes important enough, so we don't need to worry now" since the late 90s.
This is about a video game.
I still get a tiny creepout when I recall how he said "grubby tap"
One of the funniest ideas I heard was that we in South Asia do corruption properly, because unlike the West, even the poorest person gets to be corrupt while in the West you have to have money and know people. Democracy!
Speaking of the IAS, my grandfather went smoothly from being an honest and principled ICS officer to being an IAS one. A contractor had his mother murdered because he wouldn't take a bribe for an illegal transport…
The expression "half of life is just showing up" seemed like such a useless cliche to me, until I tried it.
We're going to go back to the original point you made that you don't understand why privatisation is going so slowly. And I will reiterate that there are good and bad reasons. The bad reasons are visible, like Adani…
Boogeyman? Is the outcome of the World Bank's insistence on "structural adjustments" somehow in debate now? I was in Delhi when this started and they began laying out the tamper-proof cable back in the early 2000s. At…
It's not surprising. For one, stated vs actual goals always differ and someone needs pockets to reach into. For the other, plenty of countries that listened to orgs like the World Bank saying "privatise everything…
The privatisation of Delhi power distribution was initiated by a Congress state government in 2000.
And both the reactivity and tone of modelers is so good now that even trained ears can have trouble distinguishing between them. In the vast majority of cases it's not a downgrade from a real amp. Here in India we have…
Ocean Machine has some of my most emotionally affecting songs (the entire second half the album, basically), and it bugs me no end that he only started playing them live after I stopped being able to go his shows.
server -> personal -> server -> personal... I've seen this cycle a number of times in the last 40 years. Almost none of the people making any of the software we use are purely using the cloud, they are using powerful…
I guess efforts like Google's OKF, which teach the llm to manage the ontology directly, are the opposite of what you want. The weathering need is real. An llm equivalent of dbms analysing usage pattern to tune indexes.
They are Taiwan's largest buyer, by a significant margin.