War Artificial Intelligence Frontline Utility

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Is that like 2-4 RTX9000 cards price rn?

that's the point, it is clear the the bar to determine if llms are useful / intelligent is being moved every time these systems improve, but it is starting to fell like people are in denial. we are seeing significant progress, at a rate we are absolutely not used to experience.

They deny what: that they're very impressed, that they think it's cool, that their minds are blown, that they really really like it? Denying these things is allowed, you know.

Edit: if you're going to try to stage an intellectual wrestling match on the topic of is this thing awesome or not, you might as well make it a proper wrestling match and maybe get greased-up Turkish style. It would be more entertaining and you'd be more likely to arrive at a meaningful conclusion.

you forget the bar was moved very far down with all the slop we're experiencing with images, music and especially code

you can't claim "you keep moving the bar", if the very first thing when an LLM drooled out a piece of code, was to proclaim "this is good enough cause it gets the job done" followed by a barrage of "we're not quite there yet but exponentials or something, so very soon it'll be incredible"

yeah, from there it sure looks like "moving up the bar"

Im very impressed by the technology, I must admit that I didn't expect it to advance this fast.

But, at the same time, I'm really tired of there always being some shroud of dishonesty (ex. navier stokes and the two mathematicians working on it).

At this point my default is that I don't blindly trust the companies, I try to keep in mind they are trying to sell their product and win market share, there are so many perverse incentives at play I just can't take anything at face value.

Exactly this. "I need tool objdump but pacman gcc failed because of no sudo password. Let me write compiler, binutils and disassembling framework"

The next model will probably run simulation of a Universe to get a command output

... and meanwhile all this does is burn more tokens faster which is what providers want - they have no incentive to optimize for succinctness, elegance or compactness if they want you to spend more and more tokens.-

This only works when it's not easy to switch providers, and currently it is

Or Freddie

also electronics, social networks and electric cars

No, they are just worse and more expensive then frontier chinese models

Or they do bend public opinion on what "good taste" is

There is a round icon at the right bottom, where white arc is how much context used - hover for extra info.

Fantastic tq I feel stupid because I’ve seen that for a while now. Do you know more about the autocompaction process? I could use some help there too with ghcp. I don’t see my context going up while abusing smaller context models with long inputs nor do I see a compaction indicator after turns.

GitHub › Copilot › Chat › Summarize Agent Conversation History: Enabled should do the trick I guess