i could buy the denominator being bigger like you say but still i think it would have to be the majority goes well undiagnosed for this to be possible
July 5, 2025 at 6:32 PM
i could buy the denominator being bigger like you say but still i think it would have to be the majority goes well undiagnosed for this to be possible
it’s dogfooding and makes some sense for that reason. it’s not great all round now, though distinctly useful on some occasions, and has the potential to become better with increased use and internal adoption. they are also building the tools they use.
June 29, 2025 at 9:12 PM
it’s dogfooding and makes some sense for that reason. it’s not great all round now, though distinctly useful on some occasions, and has the potential to become better with increased use and internal adoption. they are also building the tools they use.
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companies pay for the energy they use so they have a direct incentive to minimize it
companies pay for the energy they use so they have a direct incentive to minimize it
AI and efficiency
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June 19, 2025 at 11:07 AM
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companies pay for the energy they use so they have a direct incentive to minimize it
companies pay for the energy they use so they have a direct incentive to minimize it
incentives are actually aligned since smaller models run faster and users of these models care more and more about latency. these companies are putting a ton of effort into making them more compute efficient which has the benefit of making them more energy efficient.
June 19, 2025 at 10:15 AM
incentives are actually aligned since smaller models run faster and users of these models care more and more about latency. these companies are putting a ton of effort into making them more compute efficient which has the benefit of making them more energy efficient.
yes of course. the issue is that i engage with the content that upsets me. its human nature, like watching a train wreck. even if someone has no explicit interest in divisive content, when they see it, they engage. a better algorithm would differentiate positive and negative engagement.
June 5, 2025 at 6:59 PM
yes of course. the issue is that i engage with the content that upsets me. its human nature, like watching a train wreck. even if someone has no explicit interest in divisive content, when they see it, they engage. a better algorithm would differentiate positive and negative engagement.
i get your point but using solely engagement metrics, it would be hard not to promote political content even in a system with plenty of other content. discover feed but without politics sounds appealing to me
June 5, 2025 at 6:41 PM
i get your point but using solely engagement metrics, it would be hard not to promote political content even in a system with plenty of other content. discover feed but without politics sounds appealing to me
1 and 2 make sense and echo my experience. a lot of the communities that are presented to me in the discover feed are hostile to outsiders that may not pass their purity test. that’s their prerogative but without obvious alternatives it’s hard to engage safely.
June 5, 2025 at 6:23 PM
1 and 2 make sense and echo my experience. a lot of the communities that are presented to me in the discover feed are hostile to outsiders that may not pass their purity test. that’s their prerogative but without obvious alternatives it’s hard to engage safely.
say it a third way!! jk jk makes sense
1 definitely suffers from the chicken and egg problem. i’ve seen some celebs join and then stop posting because of the engagement. jimmy fallen famously was dogpiled his first day and quit.
2 could be interesting, any ideas there?
1 definitely suffers from the chicken and egg problem. i’ve seen some celebs join and then stop posting because of the engagement. jimmy fallen famously was dogpiled his first day and quit.
2 could be interesting, any ideas there?
June 5, 2025 at 6:18 PM
say it a third way!! jk jk makes sense
1 definitely suffers from the chicken and egg problem. i’ve seen some celebs join and then stop posting because of the engagement. jimmy fallen famously was dogpiled his first day and quit.
2 could be interesting, any ideas there?
1 definitely suffers from the chicken and egg problem. i’ve seen some celebs join and then stop posting because of the engagement. jimmy fallen famously was dogpiled his first day and quit.
2 could be interesting, any ideas there?
i think it’s possible rag never was a thing because applying a term to selectively putting stuff in the prompt was silly in the first place
June 4, 2025 at 4:20 AM
i think it’s possible rag never was a thing because applying a term to selectively putting stuff in the prompt was silly in the first place