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The Fool posted:my favorite form of barbecue is when the smoker is a converted 50gal drum gently caress that we’re doing filing cabinets now https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTR3wEWB7/
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:sounds like a lot of time and planning is required for that, you should try the superior uk version: immediately start drinking heavily then burn everything on the outside but leave it raw in the middle this is what the vast majority of americans do too, it's just not the intent
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quiggy posted:that works fine if i want to talk to another engineer but there's lots of folks at the studio i don't regularly work with and its nice to talk to them yep this. it's good for just getting to talk to people i normally don't interact with but also getting insights into their operations. ours is opt-in as well so the only people who are on it are there because they want to be
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nudgenudgetilt posted:we did that pre-pandemic at a fully remote company i worked at, and i hated it. it was just an example of something that could be implemented to replace that random serendipitous meeting Amazon (and presumably others) seem to want to recreate so badly by being in person. Of course, this isn't the real reason they want everyone back, so I'm not suggesting anyone implement it
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to be fair, i do all my work conspiracy stuff offline and explicitly tell people im going to tell them something that ill never put in an email and will deny for the rest of my life so far that, rto is great
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Ruffian Price posted:holy poo poo. the more you know you see? if you tried opening a bbq restaurant without being explained that you would have been one of the fuckups
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https://twitter.com/mmitchell_ai/status/1648030686811676672?s=20 https://twitter.com/mmitchell_ai/status/1648031643637268481?s=20 There's more in that Twitter thread, but it seems like Google has fully jumped into the "just lie about the product" phase of AI development. (Also, later in the thread op realizes that Bengali actually makes up even more of the training set.)
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cool we're going straight into "tech bros reinventing linguistics" I see ok let's workshop this from first principles I'll start: what does  mean?
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:cool we're going straight into "tech bros reinventing linguistics" I see this is someone standing up and shouting for hamburgers because they want to skip the commercials, you cant fool me
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EricBauman posted:this is someone standing up and shouting for hamburgers because they want to skip the commercials, you cant fool me immediately my first thought as well
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EricBauman posted:this is someone standing up and shouting for hamburgers because they want to skip the commercials, you cant fool me
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EricBauman posted:this is someone standing up and shouting for hamburgers because they want to skip the commercials, you cant fool me
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we should stop working on dead end technology like AI or linux and make it so i can yell hamburger at my tv and get a hamburger instantly.
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Apr 18, 2023 16:37
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you can probably do that with a voice assistant hooked up to grubhub with ifttt, godspeed
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thats not instant
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Apr 18, 2023 16:39
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constantly running hamburger assembly line in your kitchen and it throws them out until you say "i want hamburger" then it picks one off the line and drops it on top of a roomba that will (eventually) deliver
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that works for me
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did everyone already forget that the xbox one will let you order pizza by yelling at it
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we're not talking about ordering food, anyone can do that. i want to manifest food on demand. why is noone doing this? this kind of technology could end world hunger!
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EricBauman posted:this is someone standing up and shouting for hamburgers because they want to skip the commercials, you cant fool me correct, it's the Sumerian for "ublock", the origin in fact e: also lmao Powerful Two-Hander fucked around with this message at 16:59 on Apr 18, 2023 |
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Shame Boy posted:did everyone already forget that the xbox one will let you order pizza by yelling at it remember everquest's /pizza command
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Shame Boy posted:did everyone already forget that the xbox one will let you order pizza by yelling at it /my brand buying the Gamer Word as a purchase keyword and making a killing
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anyway re: food on demand, I did see a demo a long time ago of someone running molten chocolate through a 3D printer that... sort of... vaguely... worked... so obviously being able to replicate a hamburger like in star trek is just around the corner
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EricBauman posted:this is someone standing up and shouting for hamburgers because they want to skip the commercials, you cant fool me
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:cool we're going straight into "tech bros reinventing linguistics" I see perceptron poo poo was not invented by comp sci peeps alone. it was actual engineering math peeps, actual neurologist, actual psychologists, and physicists, in addition to them. there's been a long cold multipartite academia war between the connectionists, chomskyite linguists, other linguists, other symbolic peeps but there have been insane breakthroughs in crushing chomskyite and other symbolicist counterarguments from the connectionist point of view by just shoving way the gently caress more data in. if you want the in-discipline vicious arguments sign up for the connectionists mailing list
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:correct, it's the Sumerian for "ublock", the origin in fact
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they have literally ran out of data in the public, pirateable etc internet so there almost certainly can't be a gpt 5 that's as big a difference as gpt 4. so that entails data efficiency (but data efficiency was problematic anyways) in the same way as you need monte carlo tree search, not plain tree search for viable chess poo poo but the below unironically worked. it is basically malpractice now to do anything but the bottom panel below for like 90% of nlp tasks 
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ok but did you diagonalize cryptography yet
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you know about the estimate
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remind me
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2 to 20 years, given 4 years ago
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the improved model is putting the entire image into each one of the ??? boxes, recursively
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no that improvement was the 90s the 2014 improvement is multiplicative poo poo shoved in the net. the 2017 improvement is taking useless stuff out so you can parallelize harder. 2022 improvement is mAkE nUmBeR gO uP bob dobbs is dead fucked around with this message at 18:59 on Apr 18, 2023 |
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for centuries, linguists and eventually computer scientists wasted time operating on the deeply flawed premise that their results would be rigorously and carefully evaluated and therefore had to be robust and sensible finally we have broken through and unlocked the true potential of models that are opaque, built from gigantic and irreplaceable databases acquired via probably illegal means, and whose results even in carefully orchestrated demos are frequently comically wrong giving a single gently caress about anything but raking in dough is maladaptive under capitalism
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theres a reason why sutton called it the bitter lesson
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sutton's argument is "being totally data driven gets better results than designing ontologies, lol, gently caress you" in practice the result is "plausible deniability and marketing makes more money than techniques constrained by objective measures of performance"
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what, you want a compressive bitrate or something? its language modelling, the objective measures arent very objective in the first place gpt is also state of the art in compression ratios, just lol at actually using it for compression tho
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looking for a file type that just hallucinates entirely new data into my files
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