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1y ago
It's the end times for Oracle..?
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1y ago
You're just mapping from distribution to distribution - one of my professors
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1y ago
That's a good clarification
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1y ago
Yeah but, you can't make a judgement in these technical areas without the technical skill... No?
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1y ago
Electric SQL and their various packages looking pretty. Can't comment on actually using them though
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1y ago
and how many of those DBs are still being actively used...
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1y ago
That's possibly a bit too general and an over statement... Remember this approach only works for exploring an optimization for an already defined behavior of a function which has an accordingly well defined evaluation metric. You can&#
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1y ago
Sure but remember that this approach only works for exploring an optimization for a function which has a well defined evaluation metric. You can't write an evaluation function for general "intelligence"...
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1y ago
This isn't quite RL, right...? It's an evolutionary approach on specifically labeled sections of code optimizing towards a set of metrics defined by evaluation functions written by a human. I suppose you could consider that last p
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1y ago
I also read that proposal and thought: "it's over".
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1y ago
lol
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1y ago
I wasn't trying to be dismissive, only in line with the explicit call outs for simplicity from the author. I suppose I was trying to give the perspective of someone doesn't have a problem with authoring a markdown document for exa
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1y ago
This is.. about teaching people how to write text documents?
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1y ago
Yes I understand it's natural language... but programming syntax is being used as if it's going to be followed explicitly like a program.
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1y ago
> The ‘web’ of today is a legacy technology that remains a footnote in an LLM’s response when asked, “How was AI trained?” – not that anyone would bother to ask such a thing. oof
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1y ago
I like how there are IFs and ELSE IFs but those logical constructs aren't actually explicitly followed... and inside the IF instead of a dash as a bullet point there's an arrow.. that's the _syntax_? hah.. what if there were
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1y ago
I know the author from Unsettling America.
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1y ago
How does Triplit compare to InstantDB?
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1y ago
Despite the criticisms I do see the self-enterprising case... or maybe merely hope for
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2y ago
At this point should we get our first knob/slider on a language model... THINK ..as if we're operating this machine as analog synth
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2y ago
I thought that earlier on, I don't think we will though
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2y ago
Experiencing this right now, zero planning for a re-write of a system
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2y ago
yeah, like, i dunno, the thing where, you know what I mean?
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2y ago
We all know this isn't the kind of question you ask an LLM...
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2y ago
Is this real
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2y ago
I have been feeling this for some time. I think it is covered tangentially here https://www.nateliason.com/blog/de-atomization-is-the-secret... by the term "atomization"
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2y ago
Was waiting for someone to MCP midi
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2y ago
ugh, true
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2y ago
I've recently been stuck on the idea that speculation is akin to computation... the moment we depart from the reality before us.
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2y ago
Also wondering if anyone's MCP'd analog synths (virtual to start I suppose)
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