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MichaelMoser123
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deepseek-v2,v3,r1 are all using multi-headed attention.
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I hope you are right, however: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indus_Waters_Treaty#Suspension Following the suspension of the treaty, India significantly reduced the flow of water through the Chenab River, which crosses
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The bad news: there is some real potential for escalation due to the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/india/indias-water... https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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i think an Agent is an LLM that interacts with the outside world via a protocol like MCP, that's a kind of REST-like protocol with a detailed description for the LLM on how to use it. An example is an MCP server that knows how to look
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>The certainty that kids require is to know know they are loved and provided for. I think kids start to ask more complex questions around the age of fourteen. Maybe it's now their turn to find out, maybe it is still our role to guid
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Are all of the ai model benchmarks just made up? https://epoch.ai/data/ai-benchmarking-dashboard https://ai.azure.com/explore/benchmarks
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Thank you. Good luck to all of us.
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I agree with you. Wish I could pass this message with a straight face and with absolute certainty.
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At the time of the Pentium people could work as graphic artists, without competition from generative AI models. Education was the differentiator, that used to be a settled question.
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i don't think that this is going to be an effective strategy.
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> First, how do you teach them not to believe everything an AI says? critical thinking is a thing, certainly. I am thankful to my late father, for having me taught the art of questioning stuff.
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Ask HN: How do you raise your kids in the age of AI?
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We noticed the sincerity of this outreach on the 7th of October 2023, with 1,195 people butchered by the terrorists and 251 hostages taken. We are still grappling with the results.
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Thanks for your comment, it explains why there seems to be a high degree of support for these measures in some quarters (was looking at the youtube comments to the liberation day speech) vs the consensus here at HN. Let's suppose these
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Naive question of a foreigner: I see a lot of approval on the youtube comments to Trump's liberation day speech and over at twitter. Now the consensus on HN is diametrically opposed. My question: why do some people think that this is a
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How Talking to an LLM Is Akin to a Conversation with the Whole of Humanity
(nibblesnbits.medium.com)
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In Soviet Russia AI Dev Tools organize you (couldn't resist the urge to post slashdot-like silliness)
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yes, however if you look at the function definition then you can't tell if the caller is passing a slice vs an array, or an interface that is implemented on a pointer vs a struct. The semantics of the function parameter should not depe
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Another thing that bugs me: if you have a function argument then it is copied by value, right? But it is hard to tell if the whole value is copied or not. - structures argument: the whole structure is copied (unless you passed a pointer to
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> "Culture fit" is pretty much trading off communication efficiency and high trust against diversity of thought. I think I understand now: if the structure of your company is strictly top down, then you will have to value "
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This is supposed to exemplify my point: the attitudes of Mr. Zawinski may be questionable; however his contribution and his output are not questioned by anybody. We would all be worse off without these contributions.
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There is a lot of talk on culture fit. Most of the talk on "culture fit" is bringing up a hidden layer of discrimination, of one sort of the other - to the detriment of the companies that are applying these rules. Cultural opennes
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i think he is saying that its the stock market, that is stressing the value of short term gains. That's why stocks are rising upon news of layoffs.
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the key phrase of the article is "Nothing kills your company's culture like layoffs" I think that company culture stands for a framework that enables internal cooperation within the company. Now i am not sure if cooperation i
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what about politician level models? i wonder if politicians aren't all copy pasting their stuff from chatgtp right now, at this stage (that would make a nice conspiracy theory, wouldn't it?)
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Bernd is explaining German history https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCbOtJftDks Spoiler: at 11:12 Nazi Germany is done as ... the scene with the globe from Chaplin's Dictator. I didn't like that: as if that was som
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I have a naive question, as a foreigner: do European leaders have any kind of leverage on their US allies?
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What kind of growth? who is going to buy all that stuff, if a third of the workforce has suddenly been made redundant? (I always thought that this 'evil microsoft' trope is a sign of stupidity, now i am having second thoughts...)
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powered by nuclear energy ("France derives about 70% of its electricity from nuclear energy" https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/country-profil... )
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there is this song by Randy Newman - the great nations of Europe. I highly recommend it as a history lesson :-( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxNQxu7PWKM ... Columbus sailed for India Found Salvador instead
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