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@Azeirah
I often post about computer history, programming, flower pictures and things that occupy me. My goal is absolute world domination. submit to me my minions ♥️
Tilburg, Netherlands Katılım Aralık 2010
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A new bounty is open for Obsidian Importer:
$2,500 to add Apple Notes import
github.com/obsidianmd/obs…
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@michaelmiraflor At least it includes Sapolsky. He counts as non-fiction comedy.
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Saw this posted on LinkedIn as a leader’s recommended reading list (or something along those lines).
Once again I am begging of you, please read more fiction. I promise that it will do more for you vs another productivity optimization book.
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If i was to build such interface in 2023 tech but for web. How do you do it?
React + framer-motion? Or are there some SwiftUI inspired JS libs? Anything that doesn't need a compiler like Svelte?
rauno@raunofreiberg
mercuryOS.com prototype goes hard on iPad. Design by @jasonyuan.
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@TaliaRinger I'm a programmer and I still struggle a lot with common boolean expressions like (a && b) || c
I just need them written out as a table otherwise my code will have gaps :(
Told my colleague I have dysboolea :D
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Terry Tao and I spoke over coffee for like two hours yesterday, in part about diversity in how people think about math. We both agreed that people who hit these walls early mostly don't learn the way of thinking about math that works for them. It's an educational failure
Charles Murray@charlesmurray
I would have thought this was completely uncontroversial. All except a few geniuses who persist in taking math courses reach a point when they say to themselves "I can't understand this no matter how hard I try." Some people reach it in sixth grade; others in high school; others in college. But isn't hitting the wall a nearly universal experience?
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@Azeirah @yacineMTB Whats ur ai background? Researcher? Hobbyist? Engineer?
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some people sign letters about AI safety
some people implement steering vectors in llamacpp
github.com/ggerganov/llam…
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@zuolot @yacineMTB This stuff excited me because I’m a strong believer in local, privacy-first and personalised AI, and this research makes inference cheaper and more effective.
Super interesting stuff!
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@zuolot @yacineMTB Still, I found it to work incredibly well with the steering vector +”python” -“ruby”, ask a question and it’ll respond with code.
Given how these vectors work, it might even be possible to apply multiple steering vectors at once
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@abhi_agarwal4 @mezaoptimizer In lex Fridman’s Sam altman interview Sam said that the difference between gpt-3 and gpt-4 was mostly just a couple of tricks.
It sounds like it’s just a couple months of various commits “improve abc performance in xyz situation” made by a team of clever people
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@mezaoptimizer What’s the greatest innovation with GPT-4? Apart from the sheer volume of training data, of course.
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Over two-thirds of the weights in GPT-4 are just MLP layers. Which is to say, our most powerful AI model is literally just a 1950’s-style vanilla feedfoward neural network plus a tad bit of information shuffling between sequence positions
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@ByrneHobart “Hey uhm.. Denise, I haven’t heard anything from Dave for a while.”
“Oh… It’s a sad story, he’s a void patient. He’s in the abyss for rehab, we’re not sure he’s going to be ok...”
“:(“
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It probably goes without saying, but definitely avoid looking at generative AI porn with a device that has those features.
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This is extremely cool and if you have any problems with addictive behavior you should absolutely never play any video games with this device. A/B testing based on your unconscious reactions will get pretty compelling pretty fast.
ELK@elktalkstech
Did apple just lowkey launch a v1 brain-machine-interface into the Vision Pro? One of their ex designers just tweeted this: “One of the coolest results involved predicting a user was going to click on something before they actually did. That was a ton of work and something I’m proud of. Your pupil reacts before you click in part because you expect something will happen after you click. So you can create biofeedback with a user's brain by monitoring their eye behavior, and redesigning the UI in real time to create more of this anticipatory pupil response. It’s a crude brain computer interface via the eyes, but very cool”
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@l_mlolm_l @CryptoGhostof @Devin_Simonson @joshuabrowder @donotpay I'm a software engineer but I'm following the field as a hobby! I'm very hopeful for personalized, open-source and privacy-first AI.
Things are changing fast
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@Azeirah @CryptoGhostof @Devin_Simonson @joshuabrowder @donotpay You are clearly ahead of the curve here! Are you working in ai dev or just more of a hobby @Azeirah?
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I decided to outsource my entire personal financial life to GPT-4 (via the @donotpay chat we are building).
I gave AutoGPT access to my bank, financial statements, credit report, and email.
Here’s how it’s going so far (+$217.85) and the strange ways it’s saving money. (1/n):
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@l_mlolm_l @CryptoGhostof @Devin_Simonson @joshuabrowder @donotpay Letting the AI act on your behalf is of course ill-advised, so don't. Just let it make suggestions, write drafts and responses.
You decide what happens.
I don't see a problem.
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@l_mlolm_l @CryptoGhostof @Devin_Simonson @joshuabrowder @donotpay It's not a privacy problem if the LLM is running on my own computer. It's like accessing my own financial data with Excel. Perfectly safe as long as you keep your computer safe.
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