blakestacey @ blakestacey @awful.systems Posts 32Comments 486Joined 2 yr. ago
And I'm sure that your snide remark will both tell them what to simplify and explain how to do so.
Enjoy your free trip to the egress.
I mean, no, not really? "New AI is not as energy-efficient as first advertised" is just a special case of "AI is not as advertised", i.e., the least surprising turn of events.
It's true: The sneerclub mod interface is a replica of the mummification machine from Young Sherlock Holmes, and when we ban people, we actually drown them in wax.
It only works with the chanting, of course.
Given the ... calibre of thinking on display in his other tweets (xharts?), I wouldn't be surprised if he just typed "Zizians" into Reddit's search box; /r/sneerclub currently comes up a few times near the top of results there.
second warning: an xcancel search for "zizians" turns up so much transphobia that you'll feel like it's a late night on the Nebuchadnezzar and Tank accidentally loaded your brain with JK Rowling instead of kung fu.
Here's one that an xcancel search turned up (warning: is in Andy Ngo's replies)
Demonstrating once again that Twitter is the damp locker-room floor of ideas.
Do the Zizians fit in the "rationalist/EA/risk community"? Gosh and golly gee.
Yuddites and Zizians are a better example of the "narcissism of small differences" than any of the ones that Siskind propped up.
Sounds like it could be the plot of a mystery novel akin to JK Rowling’s Cormoran Strike series.
The author is very much that type of guy:
Florida Man. Individualist. Free minds and free markets. Distrustful of ideologies, whether left or right.
Kelsey Piper bluechecks thusly:
James Damore was egregiously wronged.
I mean, maybe? But the amount of trust I put in a description from "GeekWire" written by "an investor at Madrona Venture Group and a former leader at Amazon Web Services" who uncritically declares that spicy autocomplete "achieved strong reasoning capabilities" is ... appropriately small.
I've previously discussed the concept of model collapse, and how feeding synthetic data (training data created by an AI, rather than a human) to an AI model can end up teaching it bad habits, but it seems that DeepSeek succeeded in training its models using generative data, but specifically for subjects (to quote GeekWire's Jon Turow) "...like mathematics where correctness is unambiguous,"
That sound you hear is me pressing F to doubt. Checking the correctness of mathematics written as prose interspersed with equations is, shall we say, not easy to automate.
Wait, the splinter group from the cult whose leader wants to bomb datacenters might be violent?
I mean, "downvotes are proof that the commies are out to get me" is an occasion not just to touch grass, but to faceplant into an open field of wildflowers.
Enjoy your trip to the egress.
yeah, DeepSeek LLMs are probably still an environmental disaster for the same reason most supposedly more efficient blockchains are — perverse financial incentives across the entire industry.
- the waste generation will expand to fill the available data centers
- oops all data centers are full, we need to build more data centers
Perhaps the most successful "sequel to chess" is actually the genre of chess problems, i.e., the puzzles about how Black can achieve mate in 3 (or whatever) from a contrived starting position that couldn't be seen in ordinary ("real") gameplay.
There are also various ways of randomizing the starting positions in order to make the memorized knowledge of opening strategies irrelevant.
Oh, and Bughouse.
Pouring one out for the local-news reporters who have to figure out what the fuck "timeless decision theory" could possibly mean.