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GaggiX
8mo ago
Wtok and Wpos should be 26-dim along one of the axis but it shows a 16x16 matrix be default, fc1 instead 16x64 with the default settings (not 16x16).
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MathArena: Evaluating LLMs on uncontaminated math questions
(matharena.ai)
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8mo ago
I had fun with AI detectors in particular for images, even the best one (Hive in my opinion) was failing miserably with my tests, maybe the one trained on text are better but I find it hard to trust them, in particular if someone know how t
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8mo ago
>These tools are not perfect, but they're right more often than they're wrong. Based on what in particular? The only time I have used them is to have a laugh.
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8mo ago
I have generated my own using your prompt and post it in the previous comment. You haven't posted a z-image one of Atlantis. I'm not at home to try but I have trained lora for z-image (it's a relatively lightweight model), I
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8mo ago
>Because it's too easy obviously. Still the vast majority of models fail at delivery an image that looks real, I want realism for a realistic settings, if it can't do that than what's the point. Of course you can always pa
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8mo ago
>In your example, z-image and Nano Banana Pro look basically equally photorealistic to me I disagree, nano banana pro result is on a completely different league compare to flux.2 and z-image. >But anyway, realistic environments like a
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8mo ago
Are you sure you are not confusing nano banana pro for nano banana, z-image still has a bit of AI look that I do not find with nano banana pro, example for a comparison: https://i.ibb.co/YFtxs4hv/594068364-2510105688951
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8mo ago
For me the only model that can really generate realistic images is nano banana pro (also known as gemini-3-pro-image). Other models are closing the gap, this one is pretty meh in my opinion in realistic images.
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8mo ago
Clang is not written in Rust tho
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8mo ago
>So it's not just whisper v3 under the hood? Why it should be Whisper v3? They even released an open model: https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Voxtral-Mini-4B-Realtime-26...
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8mo ago
Gpt4o mini transcribe is better than whisper, the context is the parent comment.
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8mo ago
Gpt4o mini transcribe is better and actually realtime. Whisper is trained to encode the entire audio (or at least 30s chunks) and then decode it.
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8mo ago
>Having something that can actually parse "yep lets do 4pm tomorrow" from texts and create calendar holds is the kind of thing that's always felt 5 years away. Isn't that just Google Assistant? Now with Gemini it seem
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8mo ago
Even in the worst-case scenario, Anki is already perfect for me as is.
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Step 3.5 Flash
(static.stepfun.com)
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8mo ago
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9mo ago
This is just a Nano Banana wrapper I imagine.
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9mo ago
Well the Taiwan flag doesn't appear on mainland china phones, I think the phone does fall back to the TW letters.
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9mo ago
If people want an AI as a boyfriend at least they should use one that is open source. If you disagree on something you can also train a lora.
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9mo ago
Maybe you can divide the task into verifiable environments like an HTML5 parser environment where an agent is going to build the parser and also check the progress against a test suites (the https://github.com/html5lib/
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9mo ago
It would be really cool if it was able to render Wikipedia correctly, I really like the idea of a browser with minimal dependencies having the ability to navigate most static websites, this one for now compiles instantly and it's incre
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9mo ago
I don't like promoting gore websites but in watchpeopledie and search Iran you can count yourself at least hundreds of body from all the videos, often in a single location, usually the aftermath.
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9mo ago
A friend of mine (from Iran) managed to send me a few messages on January 18th via Telegram (Telegram is very popular in Iran) when the situation was though to be resolving and then nothing, blackout again. And even when the blackout was no
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9mo ago
The vulnerability was found by Claude: >This is true by definition as the QuickJS vulnerability was previously unknown until I found it (or, more correctly: my Opus 4.5 vulnerability discovery agent found it).
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The vulnerability was found by Opus: "This is true by definition as the QuickJS vulnerability was previously unknown until I found it (or, more correctly: my Opus 4.5 vulnerability discovery agent found it)."
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9mo ago
After setting the environment and the verifier you can spawn as many agents as you want until the conditions are met, this is only possible because they run without human assistance, that's the "industrialisation".
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9mo ago
The NSO Group going to spawn 10k Claude Code instances now.
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FLUX.2 [Klein]: Towards Interactive Visual Intelligence
(bfl.ai)
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I love that everyone is making their own TTS model as they are not as expensive as many other models to train. Also there are plenty of different architecture. Another recent example: https://github.com/supertone-inc/su
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9mo ago
For a comparison Iran reported "200 killed" in the Mahsa Amini protests.
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