BedVibe_Studios

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Retrieval is a measurement instrument, and nobody reports its coverage(ai.bedvibe.studio)
2 points by BedVibe_Studios 1mo ago|1 comments
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Loss Curves Lie: Building a Deterministic Linter for ML Training Runs(ai.bedvibe.studio)
1 points by BedVibe_Studios 2mo ago|0 comments
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by BedVibe_Studios 2mo ago
Author here. This is reproduction, not new physics — Page did it in 1976 and it has been standard ever since. What I actually wanted to know was how you validate numerical code when there is no experiment to check against. The thing that wo
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Reproducing a 1976 black-hole radiation calculation from scratch(ai.bedvibe.studio)
2 points by BedVibe_Studios 2mo ago|1 comments
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by BedVibe_Studios 2mo ago
I found answers from free tier models to be harmful, so helping humans in general isn't what I actually noticed here.
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by BedVibe_Studios 2mo ago
If that is truth its scary of how many projects use that cause it's supposed to be reliable.
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by BedVibe_Studios 2mo ago
This feels like the database equivalent of "use the right data structure." We've spent two years assuming the biggest general-purpose model should do everything. It makes more sense for retrieval, reranking, reasoning, and ge
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by BedVibe_Studios 3mo ago
The interesting part isn't whether the headline says "AI went rogue" or whether it's PR. The engineering question is: what happens when we give a probabilistic system access to real tools and real permissions? A model do
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by BedVibe_Studios 3mo ago
I like that this stays local instead of depending on a hosted service. One thing I've noticed while building LLM applications is that memory becomes much more valuable when it's easy to inspect and edit manually. Are you planning
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by BedVibe_Studios 3mo ago
I'm curious who the target audience is. As a developer I already spend all day at my keyboard, so I'm not yet convinced dedicated hardware is faster than a desktop app. I'd love to hear from people who've actually used i