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Chobilet
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Chobilet
6mo ago
"We propose Zero-Error Horizon (ZEH) for trustworthy LLMs, which represents the maximum range that a model can solve without any errors." I'm again taking your responses in good faith, but the abstract answers your question a
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Chobilet
6mo ago
I'm sure this comment was made in good faith, but most researchers would rightfully understand these intricacies, and this is likely intentional(as noted in the paper). At a quick glance, I cannot say whether or not the paper has been
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Chobilet
3y ago
No worries! HN does not have the best notifications for responses. Similarly, I'm responding fairly late(funny how that happens). I see you guys have closed off candidates in your job posting. You all do seem like a lovely crowd. I mys
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Chobilet
3y ago
Are you guys open to python experience or is it strictly ruby?
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Where Have You Installed Your Python Packages?
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Chobilet
3y ago
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Chobilet
3y ago
lol you know how it goes :). The mind does what it does.
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Chobilet
3y ago
Sorry all, I misused the word finite state. I meant it more from a combinatorics viewpoint(e.g. we only have X amount of operations per Y interval). You could consider my solution to be brute force code. Abstractly I do this: read_file(
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Chobilet
3y ago
Without going into spoilers, its interesting that people jumped to regex to solve this. For me that was a fairly non intuitive when I first saw the problem(both parts). What jumped to me is the problem statement indicated a finite number of