JPLeRouzic

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   A minimal GPT-style language model for character-level next-token prediction(github.com)

   2 points by JPLeRouzic 8mo ago|0 comments
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   by JPLeRouzic 8mo ago

   Please finish your novel, it looks very interesting! > "What if 9/11 was done with a flying Chernobyl?" I guess it's a PR problem, particularly with the perspective to have dozen of Starship rockets launched every y
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   by JPLeRouzic 8mo ago

   Thanks for your insights. I believe you might be a bit pessimistic. The USA studied nuclear ramjets in the 1950, as well as thermal nuclear rockets. Russia has a nuclear propelled missile [0]. India is studying nuclear propulsion [1] [0] h
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   by JPLeRouzic 8mo ago

   Thanks for the insight. I mostly agree but I guess there are many humans on Earth that live without help available within a few hours, for example sailors in international seas. Even traveling abroad in a developed country carries some risk
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   by JPLeRouzic 8mo ago

   I feel it's time to seriously consider research on something else than chemical rockets for space exploration.
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   by JPLeRouzic 8mo ago

   > "If Microsoft doesn't get customers for its AI Data Centers, they stand to lose more than $400B USD." So contrary to what the title claims, Microsoft has not actually lost $400 billion; it is simply a prediction? But h
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   by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago

   Yes you are right, I am very satisfied with GhostBSD. Thanks for the remark!
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   by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago

   I switched from Devuan (Debian without SystemD) to GhostBSD a few weeks ago. Until now it seems a very pleasant travel, even bringing back nice memories of Unix in the 1990 while using all the modern tools.
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   by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago

   Thank you for this insight. Yet does your conclusion contradict your premises? "It just sees frequency. It digests without tasting. And then you land on the page and it says: phenomenological convergence. That's a collision. Beca
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    by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago

    So is it an improved RAG, where RAG information is analyzed and compressed before being introduced in the LLM? If so, the context window is still a problem, no?
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    by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago

    I have an unrelated question: Why the URL is submission is "twitter.com" when the link leads to "x.com". Is it still possible to use twitter.com?
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    by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago

    I looked at the script, and for a video about France it talks a lot of "Germans"???
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    by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago

    I acknowledge that the 20th century was marked by much bloodshed, but this wasn't limited to the world wars and it continues violently into the 21st century. If the world is governed by rules, why does the United States maintain a cons
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    Ask HN: If OpenAI stops its free Web service (ChatGPT)

    3 points by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago|2 comments
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    by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago

    I am not a scientist, but didn't you replaced a convenient concept with another concept?
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    by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago

    This analysis in a website that supports Starmer? That's ironic!
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    by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago

    Seriously, I wonder if it would be possible in the future to incorporate generative AI in everyday thinking. Something like a watch or a ring that would help people make better decisions not on code but on everyday decisions.
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    ARPA-H director eyes future beyond vaccines, winning biotech race against China(fiercebiotech.com)

    1 points by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago|0 comments
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    by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago

    In 2022 M. Macron decided to dismantle the diplomatic body. https://www.lemonde.fr/international/article/2022/04/18/refo... Sometimes he looks as the French counterpart to Mr Trump. https:/&#x
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    by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago

    That the USD may crash during war time is not important, it's not the same economic rules that apply during war time and if USA wins that crash will not be important. But from now most nations and other economic investors will be hesit
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    Gravitoelectromagnetism(en.wikipedia.org)

    1 points by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago|0 comments
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    by JPLeRouzic 9mo ago

    > "Europe could probably defeat the US in a war" USA's military budget is much higher than the sum of all other nations military budgets while it includes only 5% of world's population. Roughly near $900 Billions vers
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    by JPLeRouzic 10mo ago

    The article is about a new research from Oxford Economics, which tells that artificial intelligence is NOT currently causing mass unemployment. Head count reduction comes from a slow process of productivity improvement For them reports of A
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    Mitra 15 (French minicomputer from the 1970)(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by JPLeRouzic 10mo ago|0 comments
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    A 'Tatooine' Planet Directly Imaged(centauri-dreams.org)

    24 points by JPLeRouzic 10mo ago|3 comments
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    The Rest Is Silence: Empirically Equivalent Hypotheses about the Universe(centauri-dreams.org)

    3 points by JPLeRouzic 11mo ago|0 comments
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    CDC instructs researchers to end all monkey studies by year-end: Science(fiercebiotech.com)

    3 points by JPLeRouzic 11mo ago|1 comments
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    by JPLeRouzic 11mo ago

    Thanks for your kind words. My code is not really novel, but it is not like the simplistic Markov chain text generators that are found by the ton on the web. I will further improve my code and publish it when I am satisfied on my Github acc
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    by JPLeRouzic 11mo ago

    Yes I agree, my code includes a good tokenizer, not a simple word splitter.
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    by JPLeRouzic 11mo ago

    Thank you, this link (Google Books N-grams) looks very interesting.