[–] 11 points 3 days ago (4 children)

God bless linkedin lunatics

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People often forget that Jensen is the hero who brought the light of modern AI to every household. He is also one of the most technical and charismatic CEOs in tech. He single handedly contributed more to the US and global economy than 80% of all other tech execs combined. Jensen is the heart and mind of Nvidia and one small mistake on the personal level only shows that he is human. Do not judge. ♥️ Jensen ♥️

Yes just a small personal mistake like blowing up your marriage and committing treason 😂😂😂

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  • [–] 5 points 3 days ago* (1 child)

    The scaling laws maxed out around mid 2023 with the release of GPT-4 - that was around the time that everyone got excited about "test time inference" which is where LLMs spit out reasoning streams to convince you they are "thinking". If you look at where LLMs have improved since then it's mainly in tasks where they can be strapped into a harness and given concrete feedback like "your program didn't compile" which are also coincidentally use cases where data from gpt and Claude users can easily be harvested and new training data can be squeezed out of underpaid third world mturkers.

    In other words they've improved their training data in the specific domains they are operating in like we've been doing in machine learning since the mid 90s...

    The big labs have just been doing an incredible job of marketing (and particularly in Anthropic's case, brain damaging themselves into believing their own marketing)

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  • [–] 8 points 1 week ago* (2 children)

    The website puts expert consensus at 78% but does not disclose who those experts are. I have a PhD in computer science and natural language processing and I think this is horse shit. As do most of my peers and my PhD supervisor/prof who I still talk to. I don't remember being asked and pretty sure my network weren't either.

    I suspect:

    We got 10 of my EA friends together. Seven of them agreed and one of them got a bit waffly so I put them down for the 8%.

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    Online safety laws have failed to protect children in UK, Ofcom admits. Campaigners call lack of progress ‘staggering’ as online regulator issues review of first nine months of new regime”

    It's very tempting to be like "surprised Pikachu face dot gif" but like... This failure can and will be used to introduce new more stringent censorship measures to protect the kids - I reckon they will blame VPN use and enforce Thiel-based id scanning on all personal VPN plans next.

     

    I thought this was worthy of it's own post rather than a sneery comment. Astral make UV which at this point is a load bearing part of the python software ecosystem. This could have a huge knock on effect on the open source community.

    I for one can't wait for non-deterministic package management

    "You're absolutely right, I did install the wrong package and infect your system with malware. I will try much harder next time"

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