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exactly ... But why is there so much sympathy with leaving the EU? I don't get it. /s
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Sabotaged by our incompetent and ignorant politicians for sure.
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And in Germany we are still debating if Syria is safe enough to send asylum seekers back there :D
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i don't think that is a valid argument.
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i think i misinterpreted your first sentence.
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i don't think that's what he meant and also don't think that is accurate to say they already have an understanding. i'm not even basing my criticism on the anthropomorphization but on the fact that there will be activati
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i don't think it's just about the training material. it's also about keeping track of the precise number of tokens. you'd have to have dedicated tokens for 1+1+1+1 and another one for 1+1+1+1+1 etc.
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what do you refer to by "other models" not belonging to the "SOTA ones"?
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> you need more than the model itself and a way to run it. You also need the data and the program that can be used to train it. the model reveals the architecture which is all you need to use/run/train it.
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> for instance "what is 2+2" or some numerical puzzles that needed algebraic thinking there is only one algebraic approach to solving something like 2+2 and that is counting! 2+2 = (((0 + 1) + 1) + 1) + 1). but llms are infamo
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> In a way this is obvious in hindsight, but it goes against ML engineers natural tendency when detecting a wrong answer: Teaching the model the right answer. But the answer space for LLMs is infinite and unbounded. So, no effort will be
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“Chop wood, carry water.” or rather “Chop wood, carry water and submit your blog to hacker news using a throwaway account.” ? ;)
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taking cocaine is a more hardcore crime than computer crime?
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wouldn't be surprised if warm showers actually lower the core temperature.
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if we look for agi, then not noticing the gorilla might be a good thing. i'm referring to the gorilla counting experiment.
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thanks for the link. will have a look at it. if you tokenize tiles and then feed those serially to an llm. i really wouldn't know why someone thinks that's a good idea. you lose all local spacial context not to mention global cont
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the llm isn't multimodal. an llm can only process textual tokens. what should those tokens be for pictures. the llm gets fed a textual representation of what was optically recognized by another process. that's my understanding.
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i dont understand. what have llms to do with ocr?
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pelosi is neck deep in insider training. and biden's pardons for his son and others are also "legal" at best. just to give two examples off the top of my head. if the law is broken - you have to break the law.
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the term "aware" qualifies your _opinion_ or feelings as a fact, which i refute. it is snarky, maybe, on the dark side of humour. but "offensive" - i don't think so.
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seems like someone is finally cleaning up that mess.
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the main narrative so far was that deepseek was cheaper and better than llms by openai.
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preparational activities for criminal goals are often decidedly legal. same for coups. you hollow out the defense of your opponents by legal means before you go for the guts.
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> Deepseek has just shown that you probably can't beat the big labs with these resources is that a new take? cause so far deepseek was considered as proof for small companies being able to compete with big players like openai ...
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> I think the idea was to wait for people mentioned in those documents to die, so as to not affect their privacy. you probably also think that mk ultra is a conspiracy theory.
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true ... afaiac it should be auto-flagged always. politics and also other stuff that belongs on reddit. i do like reddit, but i do like also that hn isn't like reddit. at least not yet. but it seems headed there.
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what a world where an adult doesn't even have to take responsibility for their own actions because of whatever excuse. sad state.
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maybe cause this is site is about technology and not politics?
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didn't know that's a meme
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did somebody confirm that this actually works? why didn't the author provide a copy pasteable text of the question in hex code? i call bullshit on this.
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