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18d ago
whoops lol
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Astra replicates Adobe Lightroom
(xcancel.com)
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The Foundations of Modern AI: Generalization, Data Selection, and Epiplexity
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21d ago
Smart fridges are a pathological virus, yes /jk
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Diffusion as a Training Curriculum for Timestep-Free Iterative Reasoning
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Unlocking Lossless Speedups in LLMs via Discrete Diffusion (5000 Tk/S)
(s-sahoo.com)
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Matching Features, Not Tokens: Energy-Based Fine-Tuning of Language Models
(energy-based-fine-tuning.github.io)
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23d ago
At this point the primary axes for improvement seem to only/mostly be speed and personalized reward models. We seemingly have the general of notion "learning" and "intelligence" functionally complete
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Language Models Can Control Their Own Attention
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Inverse Rendering for Modeling with Line Primitives (Good for Fur)
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Are y'all using any sort of self-distillation similar to https://self-evo.github.io/ to sharpen representations?
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Reward Guided Speculative Decoding
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Renderformer V2 (Full neural rendering)
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DIY Gene Gun [video]
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29d ago
Neither do LLMs https://arxiv.org/pdf/2607.03502
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29d ago
I definitely belong to the latter camp. After LLMs I view everything humans do very systematically and whenever said thing still feels fuzzy I just treat it as having a noise/smoothing term
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Why not to use the Gaussian kernel
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Prefix Sliding for efficient test-time scaling
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Apologies for making the reply chain so long but I think a video like this somewhat proves how a lot of aesthetic preferences can be *ultra* sensitive to small visual details : https://youtu.be/twcMra_67-w?t=88 The video is
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I strictly meant using the embeddings for training a reward model, not the generator. By good for generation I just meant the reward model might find more visual cues for aesthetic preference and avoid some of the spurious semantic correlat
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> Like Dino-V3 or something of that ilk? Yes but for generation LingBot seems uniquely compelling https://technology.robbyant.com/lingbot-vision because it has a very strong spatial prior
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Regarding the LAION aesthetic predictor footnote, I don't see why a modern model and nonlinear classifier won't do a good a job. Is there a fundamental technical problem with the idea?
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Generating Interpretable Networks Using Hypernetworks
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No one mentioning the possibility of it being StepFun?
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The Spectral Neuron
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I don't see it, did he delete it?
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Universality of Gradient Descent Neural Network Training
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I'm confused, other people finding it useful is evidence of it being useful for them . How is that merely jumping on a bandwagon? As someone who doesn't like coding, all the one off scripts and ideations its permitted are aweso
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>botlickers > Linus and Greg K-H suddenly deciding they like it is not evidence. You don't seem particularly interested in changing your mind
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Mobius: Foundation Model with Decoupled Knowledge and Reasoning
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