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by 3abiton 3y ago
But in real life, there is a spillover of cultural norm into science communities, thus controversies in the sciences are born. In my university there used to be these 2 competing professor (and their respective teams) working on Dark Energy
602.
by 3abiton 3y ago
It's a really interesting article that skipped my reading list! Any other good recommendations from HBR?
603.
by 3abiton 3y ago
How is this different than AI Awesome lists?
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by 3abiton 3y ago
Is it used in neural networks as approximators? From my understanding they're quite good but they suffer from overfitting.
605.
by 3abiton 3y ago
That was a beautiful analogy.
606.
by 3abiton 3y ago
I assume it's related to the cost of training vs fine-tuning. It could be also a starting point to validate an idea.
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by 3abiton 3y ago
Do you have any other favorite recommendations?
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by 3abiton 3y ago
But listening to a paper passively is the not the same thing as being mentally prepared to converse with an LLM about a dense topic. I feel the usecases are quite different, and I doubt that there is a middle ground between listening passiv
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by 3abiton 3y ago
On a tangent, go is so elegant.
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by 3abiton 3y ago
I have been investigating nutrition "science" for the past 4 y now, thanks to COVID, and to call it a mess is an understatement. There is still a LOT of unknown, and so many noise in the literature because of bad statistical metho
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by 3abiton 3y ago
Given the current state of LLMs, I am not even sure this qualify to be called an LLM.
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by 3abiton 3y ago
After I read Moonlighting with Einstein (about mnemonics), I wondered how throughout the ages, technologies shaped the way we think and structure thoughts. This closely relate to it. I assume a 100 years ago, academic had far larger memory
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by 3abiton 3y ago
Any current implementations?
614.
by 3abiton 3y ago
And this is only the start (1 year post-gpt4). More to come ...
615.
by 3abiton 3y ago
I just felt that the article does not meet my expectation of an HN entry. No hard feelings. Try again soon OP.
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by 3abiton 3y ago
Felt a bit too AI generated.
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by 3abiton 3y ago
I am curious if any of these concepts derive somehow from some physics principles? Like the same way neural networks are modeled after biological neural networks? Maybe you have some insights on that conception?
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by 3abiton 3y ago
TikTok, unfortunately
619.
by 3abiton 3y ago
This was an amazing high level recap with context about the background and importance of the technique!
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by 3abiton 3y ago
Why Hidden Markov Models are in the related links (7 years ago)? Did the PDF name change?
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by 3abiton 3y ago
Interesting project, basically a wrapper too around openai gym-like functionality that can handle open llms.
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by 3abiton 3y ago
How would this perform compared to RAG?
623.
by 3abiton 3y ago
I have dabbled with the quant version (exl), still not the same. Which quant/version are you using? There are so many that the output shifts dramatically!
624.
by 3abiton 3y ago
As a Linux user, it's hard to see the appeal of BSD, or to appreciate it enough to make the jump. At least for me, still haven't found a good reason yet.
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by 3abiton 3y ago
I tried to rub shoulders with this topics, mainly for application in software observability, yet I still fail to see it's relevance compared to advanced methods.
626.
by 3abiton 3y ago
Define a safe country. I highly doubt there are any, after what happened to Aaron Swartz.
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by 3abiton 3y ago
Are any of the NIPS resources available online?
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by 3abiton 3y ago
Haven't found any good local model yet that rivals or come close to gpt-4
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by 3abiton 3y ago
Oof, that's a harsh take, what's your support?
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by 3abiton 3y ago
Interesting take on the copyright law.

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