EagnaIonat

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by EagnaIonat 13d ago
I’ve found they start to fail the more classifications you have, long before your typical ML classifier. To me it’s like a solution looking for a problem that is already solved.
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by EagnaIonat 14d ago
Would be interesting to see if it could use CSS Zen Garden to build the posters. https://www.csszengarden.com
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by EagnaIonat 15d ago
One of the biggest issues with LLMs is that they don't work well as a classifier. They tend to pick up on the patterns of the examples and not the intent of the examples (gets worse the more examples/intents). Does Jev solve this?
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by EagnaIonat 15d ago
> did tests years ago with LLMs inventing their own languages. That was the media hype about it. There were two incidents. 1. Using a RL to train a model, it found that it got rewarded for certain garbage phases, so continued to talk tha
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by EagnaIonat 15d ago
I would have more contention with "Dynamic taint", but the paper doesn't appear to be AI slop at all. As I understand the paper they are saying the reasoning/thinking you see is actually a translation of what is actually
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by EagnaIonat 15d ago
> I'm not sure I understand this argument. Your analogy is flawed because you are saying the information was free to begin with. That analogy works for IBM granite models because the information they trained on is free to use. The m
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by EagnaIonat 15d ago
> It’s called Derivative Work That would be on what the AI model generates, not what it is trained on. The latter is where the contention is, and it's a valid argument. So much so that some companies are not using stolen information
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by EagnaIonat 16d ago
What would be significant in your opinion? Black Forest Labs for example has a $4B valuation with half a billion raised so far.
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by EagnaIonat 16d ago
> How do you compete with that. I feel people are too focused on US/China and don't pay attention to what is going on in the world. ASML in the Netherlands for example was the only company in the world that makes EUV lithograph
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by EagnaIonat 16d ago
While there is no official mandate, many countries of the EU are working on models that are government funded. The main one (IIRC) is Spains ALIA. https://alia.gob.es/eng There is also OpenEuroLLM and EuroLLM. https:/
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by EagnaIonat 16d ago
> and Europe cannot? Well there is Mistral. The EU is ahead on specialised models than general purpose LLMs. There is. - Flux3 - Kyutai (Open source AI lab) - H Company - LightOn - AMD Silo (Finland) - OpenEuroLLM and EuroLLM There is pr
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by EagnaIonat 16d ago
Both look like Airdrop. Is this for people who don't have airdrop? I am not seeing the benefits.
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by EagnaIonat 17d ago
Some of the stories looked off, so I dug into the site a bit more and who owned it.
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by EagnaIonat 18d ago
Probably because the site promotes far-right agendas.
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by EagnaIonat 18d ago
The site owner generates stories from AI consensus and data. The owner is pro-trump though. So you only get stories that agree with his agenda. It becomes a bit more obvious when you see other stories from him like "How Biden Used Reli
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by EagnaIonat 18d ago
Or the passenger who is friendly and wants your window seat, but doesn't want to straight out say it. Then turns deranged when they find out they are in the middle seat for the whole flight.
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by EagnaIonat 23d ago
It's closer to three grand in Ireland.
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by EagnaIonat 24d ago
Bolted on? A lot of the core mechanics were rebuilt or added over the 10 years. > based on them staggering a few nonsense releases This has to be a troll. Or you haven’t touched the game in years. What other game has had 10 years of free
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by EagnaIonat 24d ago
Well there is piracy and smuggling now. The latter is easy way to make cash with minimal risk. But if you want to get rich just find a few player farms and harvest. You will make millions in no time.
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by EagnaIonat 24d ago
It will be interesting to see if the new space station takeovers will be PVP or just chill feature. It seems to suggest they can be owned by groups.
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by EagnaIonat 24d ago
Visiting planets is just a very small part of the overall game. That was more the first NMS. Wildlife for example you can train as pets, mounts or milk/harvest. Once you get access to the Space anomaly the game opens up more and if you
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by EagnaIonat 24d ago
That article is 10 years old. NMS then versus now are two very different games.
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by EagnaIonat 25d ago
I was just pointing out your claim that you can't get a response in 3 seconds. If I had asked the model just for the code it was under a second. Local models are good enough that it's not an issue. But keep changing the goalposts
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by EagnaIonat 26d ago
> The joke is that macs are famously slow at prompt prefill and you are not getting anything back in 3 seconds. Your knowledge is out of date. In truth it depends on the Mac and the models used. I asked this question on M5 Max 128GB, usi
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by EagnaIonat 26d ago
That's one part of it. The author needs to make it engaging as well so you get to flow state easier. There is a good book "The science of storytelling" (Will Storr) which points out the techniques used by famous stories. Thos
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by EagnaIonat 28d ago
> Noting that US livestock herds were at a 75-year low while demand for beef had risen by 10% in the past decade, the order added: "More can and should be done to support this critical industry." Wow, those 18,000 wolves sure h
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by EagnaIonat 28d ago
You seem to be ill informed and only talking to yourself at this point.
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by EagnaIonat 29d ago
You are correct. It routes to the model best suited for the ask. The only positive versus others is that at an enterprise level you have more control of the costs with the coins.
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by EagnaIonat 1mo ago
I tried this as an experiment with the hobbit tape file to Godot. Worked, and I was quite impressed in how it deconstructed the binary. At one point it did cheat by looking up the zx81 Hobbit online to find pieces that were missing.
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by EagnaIonat 1mo ago
> Your level of reading comprehension is so incredibly low So attack the person, not the argument. Definitely done now. > contained a link that directly refuted your claims Two Courtier's Replies in one post.

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