Imnimo

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by Imnimo 1y ago
A common distinction is that whatever you take to be your state space should be fixed-sized. So an LLM has a fixed context window, which might be extremely large, but with a long enough conversation, the oldest tokens will fall out of the c
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by Imnimo 1y ago
I looked at the example for computer science basics for a 7th grader interested in food. Explanations include: "a list can be used for a recipe" "a set can be used to list all the unique ingredients you need to buy for a week
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by Imnimo 1y ago
My understanding is that the way they do this is have some number of model instances generating solution proposals, and then another model which chooses which candidates to submit. I haven't been able to find information on how many pr
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by Imnimo 1y ago
I notice none of the pieces of advice are "don't keep a hundred thousand dollars in a Coinbase account".
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by Imnimo 1y ago
Just be careful you aren't doing the classic, "my linear regression works way better when I independently sort the inputs and targets"!
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by Imnimo 1y ago
If you are pre-idea today, does OpenAI believe your startup will still be relevant in the face of the AGI progress they forecast to make in the time it takes you to ship?
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by Imnimo 1y ago
I make this mistake every time I see their name.
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by Imnimo 1y ago
I won't even consider a role where I'd have to occasionally be on call, let alone 996.
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by Imnimo 1y ago
I think SAM and DINO are the two off-the-shelf image models I've gotten the most mileage out of.
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by Imnimo 1y ago
It's also interesting to look at what happened in Luanda. During the civil war, a large portion of the population fled to the capital for safety. The city went from half a million in 1970 to ~9 million today. Now downtown Luanda is one
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by Imnimo 1y ago
I was foolishly expecting clarification given the title.
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by Imnimo 1y ago
I dunno, "with tools" means different things for different models. It depends on what tools you give it access to. HLE demands a lot of specialized stuff. Like an interpreter for the esoteric programming language Piet for two ques
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by Imnimo 1y ago
The way I see it, her job had two parts - reign in Elon, and then run the show. But she couldn't (or wasn't interested in) doing the first part, and so her tenure was a failure. Gwynne Shotwell at SpaceX does a great job at both,
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by Imnimo 1y ago
I can at least understand "I am going to a different AGI company because I think they are on a better track" but I cannot grap " I am leaving this AGI company to work on some narrow AI application but I still totally believe
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by Imnimo 1y ago
But the students would quickly learn not to try to cheat in this way. It would be a non-issue.
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by Imnimo 1y ago
>Generative AI's main impact on higher education has been to cause panic about students cheating, a panic that diverts attention from the already immiserated experience of marketised studenthood. It's also caused increasing ala
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by Imnimo 1y ago
I just don't get why Scale and/or Alexandr Wang are so important to Meta. Like sure, data is good and all, but does Scale really bring something so unique and valuable to the table? What vision or insight does Wang offer that&#x27
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by Imnimo 1y ago
>Its results suggested that certain common indoor plants, like pothos, ivy and ficus, may absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen through photosynthesis, and provide a natural way to remove toxic volatile organic compounds (VOCs) such a
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by Imnimo 1y ago
This is an interesting way of squeezing extra feedback from raw text, but I'm a little skeptical that it's the best way to spend training flops. It feels like most "next tokens" are pretty low information (even after fil
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by Imnimo 1y ago
So if you're a business that sends sensitive data through ChatGPT via the API and were relying on the representation that API inputs and outputs were not retained, OpenAI will just flip a switch to start retaining your data? Were notif
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by Imnimo 1y ago
In the linked Biden press release I see an announcement of tariff changes under section 301 and section 232. From today's article: >Other tariffs imposed under different powers, like so-called Section 232 and Section 301 levies, are
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by Imnimo 1y ago
I think the study is saying that if you just read the diagnostic criteria, you tend to over-report symptoms and can be detected as likely faking, and that happens less with the ChatGPT-generated guide (although the effect seems to be of que
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by Imnimo 1y ago
>Imagen 4 is available today in the Gemini app, Whisk, Vertex AI and across Slides, Vids, Docs and more in Workspace. I'm always hesitant with rollouts like this. If I go to one of these, there's no indication which Imagen vers
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by Imnimo 1y ago
The trouble is that I can never tell when the cause of my issues is "numpy's syntax/documentation is bad" and when it's "I am very bad at thinking about broadcasting and shape arithmetic".
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by Imnimo 1y ago
I'm surprised by how little detail is given about the evolution procedure: >In AlphaEvolve, the evolutionary database implements an algorithm that is inspired by a combination of the MAP elites algorithm [71] and island-based popula
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by Imnimo 1y ago
This is going to end with me having to click another GDPR-style banner on every website, isn't it?
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by Imnimo 1y ago
Oh I see, I had missed that o3 saw a second view of the scene, not just the screenshot in the write-up.
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by Imnimo 1y ago
On the first image, from the model's CoT: >"I also notice Cyrillic text on a sign" Am I missing this somewhere? Is the model hallucinating this? I'd also be very interested to see a comparison against 4o. 4o was alrea
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by Imnimo 1y ago
>The results you see in OpenAI searches are not paid placements, but organic results. “They are not ads,” says Fry. “They are not sponsored.” What does ChatGPT use to do web searches? Is it Bing with sponsored results removed?
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by Imnimo 1y ago
I'm curious what the applications are where people need to generate hundreds or thousands of these images. I like making Ghibli-esque versions of family photos as much as the next person, but I don't need to make them in volume. A

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