A different point of view on AGI is that we humans do not achieve AGI. Our brains aren’t capable of it. We get close enough to trick the other humans we compete against for resources. How would we prove that’s not true? Something like IQ tests? We don’t have good tests or benchmarks or tooling for this in ourselves, let alone the reproduction in machines. No one knows definitively what AGI actually is so, depending on where you set that bar, we might already be there.
You’ll want to use something trusted like Ollama to run the model. The model itself is just data though, like a video file. That doesn’t mean it can’t be crafted to use a bug in Ollama to launch an exploit but it’s a lot safer than you make it sound.
> Having been the one in the room most reluctant to talk about politics, Lyuda now couldn’t stop. It turned out that she had a draft-aged son. She desperately wanted to prevent him from going to the front. But, when asked if the war should end and whether Russia should withdraw its troops, she suddenly changed her perspective. She said that she’d been watching all the media channels and knew for certain that the United States, not Russia, was the one killing civilians in Ukraine.
Some interesting anecdotes in the article and they do all hit home. Media-literacy isn’t a Russia-specific problem.
I think this is getting close to the idea of liquid intelligence and crystallized intelligence. The scary thing about valuing the liquid kind is that it’s the one that shrinks with age. Crystallized intelligence grows with age.
I use a MacBook Air with the 24GB RAM upgrade for exactly this use case. You won’t be running Linux easily outside of Docker (or similar tools) but the AI tools are all pretty reliable running on bare MacOS. Also, the lack of active cooling will limit you after 10-20min of running it hard, which is the trade off for how incredibly mobile the thing is.
To consistently generate the same image, we’d all have to agree on a standard model, which I can’t see happening any time soon. They feel more like fonts than code libraries.
How are we supposed to think about SIMD in Big-O? Because this is still linear time if the kernel width is less than the max SIMD width (which is 16 I think on x64?)
We don’t know the aspect ratio of the client window before-hand and on web, there are a lot of possibilities! So if any pre-blurred image is meant to peek out around the edges, those edge widths are dynamic. Otherwise, a low-res blurred image plus high-res non-blurred edges might be less bandwidth if overhead is low enough.
What are the penalties imposed on a customer who does not throw out their recalled butter? As far as I know, there are none? So with the current messaging, anyone willing to take on this risk by keeping their butter can keep it. People who don’t see that option might not be able to perfectly understand the risk. So, this messaging feels perfectly reasonable to me.
As a casual Rust user, I feel it’s a bit ridiculous to think something could outdo Linux only by choice of programming language. Is that the “nontechnical nonsense” here?
Melatonin and Magnesium together at night is amazing, if you want to keep experimenting. Watch out for the pre-packaged combos though that usually have Magnesium Oxide and is a bit laxative. I prefer Magnesium Glycinate which is a bit gentler on my stomach.
The link to baldness comes indirectly through increasing DHT. The increase in DHT, if I understand right, can speed up existing hair loss. Where it gets shaky is that DHT is also increased by excersize and follow-up studies accounting for that found a decrease in DHT while on creatine. So we don’t know yet, basically, and you should stop if there is a concern.
I personally find that sleep quality does drop a bit but I also don’t need as much every night. The sleep-tracking apps I use say the opposite though, that quality is much higher and I get more hours in. It’s a bit of a different flavour of sleep maybe, that the apps aren’t tuned for.
You need to be drinking more water while taking creatine. This is important to point out because the side effects of not getting enough water are very rough and taking creatine can put you there faster.
Maybe some mobile apps or IoT hardware with pinned certs that would all need to be rolled first? So they could get a new cert immediately but still need the old one for a while until the roll over completes.
An underscore prefix was added in some microservices but required in all. Abstracting it out fixed the code paths requiring an underscore but not adding one.
As much as I am a fan of this point of view, it’s important to remember that correlation is not causation. Flipping causation from the article makes sense too: Most of the shared bits of infrastructure code is C so, if there is a bug in shared infrastructure code, it’s more likely to be in C.
Your keyboard has a button with ‘1’ printed on it. When you push that, you don’t always get an integer or a rational number. You can convert what you get to either. So there must be overlap with ASCII somehow?
I agree that the language used wasn’t perfect, but… If a claim is not verifiable, it can only be taken on faith. Same as all the existing apps in the category that this one aims to replace. Is there a better word we can use to describe this sort of situation?
It is pure Creatine. This is definitely an above average result from the supplement, from what I understand. Probably from some sort of deficiency in the long chain of reactions that make it. My bet is that the sleep deficiency measured in this study is also impacting when of the reactions too. I wish it was easier to measure these things to actually know for sure.
I’ve been taking 5mg daily of Creatine for about 6 months now. It gives me a surprising amount of energy that is still very noticeable if I miss a day, even with a full 8 hours of sleep.
A big surprise I got early on was that my previous coffee habit of 5+ cups per day just kind of disappeared. No longer needed to keep going, I think.
It is much more expensive to port scan against UDP than TCP so a nonstandard UDP port would be a lot safer again. OpenVPN is one of the only services that let you do that though.
I’ll take this a step further too and say that if Agile is being introduced by management, it means they don’t trust their teams to organize themselves. Agile, as sold, can’t actually work in that environment. The battle is already lost.
I would expect that 4060ti to get about 20-25 tokens per second on Mixtral. I can read at roughly 10-15 tokens per second so above that is where I see diminishing returns for a chatbot. Generating whole blog articles might have you sit waiting for a minute or so though.
The C-style of OO, that is a struct of callbacks, takes a very tree-shaped execution graph of a single entry point and grafts on other random trees from who knows where. Extremely helpful when it’s helpful but a nightmare to debug when it’s not.
“Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it.” ~Dijkstra probably?
Not going to pretend I understand, but, it’s interesting that one step in the process relies on gut microbes to create a thing. And that the result of that one microbe being missing is jaundice? Where do all these random (but deadly important) microbes even come from?