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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
Yes
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Do Language Models Plan Ahead for Future Tokens? (2024)(arxiv.org)
2 points by Alifatisk 3mo ago|0 comments
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
If this is true, doesn't that mean the customers is getting served Fable 5 quality with the price of Deepseek V4 Pro? That's amazing! This team knows how to squeeze the prices.
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
This cannot be healthy? I am aware that these LLMs is getting really good. But why would anyone let themselves build an emotional attachment with a blackbox that can be taken away at any time? Just by having an emotional bond with a machine
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
I remember when they released Qwen 3.7 Plus and Max. These models behaved way different from all prior models, it became too verbose. It wrote multiple paragraphs just to answer my prompt instead of the usual concise and direct way respondi
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
Is there an iOS app for using Qwen?!
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
Model Context Protocol
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
> You don't have to wait to test it. Just now, the Qwen3.8-Max-Preview made its debut on Alibaba’s Token Plan, Qoder, and QoderWork. Be among the very first to try it out. You can also try it out on Qwen chat, Its free.
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
> A human can definitely be faster than these trillion parameter thinking models. I’m thinking this can be true when the steps and muscle memory is known beforehand to the human. Otherwise we also have to stop, think and experiment for a
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
Is this perhaps related to CapitalOne VulnHunter?
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
> In my case, I'll probably want to wait until other providers appear through OpenRouter and then I'll try to judge how much I trust them. Keep in mind that the Moonshot team have identified multiple providers who configure the
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
What does it mean to reach 99% score on Arc-AGI-3? That the agent is able to tackle difficult problems?
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
Good that they are keeping it, Kimis way of speaking and conveying some sort of EQ is absolutely the best. The other models might be better at certain things, but nothing comes close to how good Kimi is at understanding language, emotions a
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
So you’re telling me, these people have workflows thats so tightly integrated to gemini-2.5-flash that no other model matches it’s performance? Really? Have they really looked at all alternatives and found none to be a viable option? I migh
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
Java 27 already? I just learned about Java 26. But I’m not complaining, the JEPs that is getting introduced on every release are quite exciting features. I highly recommend following the Java official YouTube channel, they publish entertain
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
You really think such thing would occur? Why would someone spend their time on running these bots for the sake of defending from criticism?
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"Most relaxing song" used to calm patients before surgery (2019)(the-independent.com)
3 points by Alifatisk 3mo ago|0 comments
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
This site seems safe, I don't know why there is a warning.
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
What a fun article to read. This is such a cool showcase of the languages capabilities and standard library that comes with it. There is a gem named ”Ronin”, which is supposed to cover cases like this. But in your case, it doesn’t seem to b
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
That’s the point I think. Remember the controversy when Github Copilot came out? Not because where it got its data from, but because people didn’t feel like they wrote code anymore, they just tabbed the autocompleted snippets and was finish
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by Alifatisk 3mo ago
No way, is Orion Browser available on other platforms as well now? Does it mean I can finally do tests for Safari (webkit) without owning an Apple product or paying for a vm? Incredible.
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by Alifatisk 4mo ago
> All this will fly until a competitor from outside the US releases a “freedom” model that is even 90% as capable as Fable was without its shackles. A Chinese cybersecurity company "360" has announced "Chinas version of My
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by Alifatisk 4mo ago
Sure, but I think doing it this way allows them to later on say they were transparent about it. Completely hiding this would make it very difficult for them excuse when getting caught.
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by Alifatisk 4mo ago
Shouldn’t we call them open weight models?
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by Alifatisk 4mo ago
Why is this published again? Is this a reference to recent events?
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by Alifatisk 4mo ago
Perhaps, but Z.ai contributed with techniques such as IndexShare, which helps reduce computation for larger context windows (1M).
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by Alifatisk 4mo ago
Stopped using it after they added phone number verification.
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by Alifatisk 4mo ago
Perplexity is just a RAG search engine using one model at a time, from my understanding
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by Alifatisk 4mo ago
> There were some tests last year-ish from hf that showed that simply alternating (randomly) between claude and gpt (whatever their versions were at the time) on a task produced better results than either of them individually. So during
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by Alifatisk 4mo ago
[dupe] Discussion on source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48624782

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