Mizza

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Color Fonts(colorfonts.wtf)
1 points by Mizza 1y ago|0 comments
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by Mizza 1y ago
Until there's a paradigm shift and we get data and instructions in different bands, I don't see how it can get better over time. It's like we've decided to build the foundation of the next ten years of technology in unes
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by Mizza 1y ago
That's great, I thought about building a similar thing data from PuzzGrid, an onlyconnect fan site, but some of the questions there are a bit iffy compared to the ones on the show. How did you build the dataset - just binge watching wi
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by Mizza 1y ago
It's amphetamine. All of these people are constantly tweaking. They're annoying people to begin with, but they're all constantly yakked up and won't stop babbling. It's really obvious, I don't know why it isn&#
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Climate sensitivity is substantially higher than IPCC's best estimate(jimehansen.substack.com)
2 points by Mizza 1y ago|0 comments
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by Mizza 1y ago
> It's like writing an entire diatribe about how it sucks that people can insult you online, and how that should change ... and not even mentioning the benefits of freedom of speech. They'll make you a minister in the UK for th
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by Mizza 1y ago
Related to this is Loeb's proposal to nudge the Juno spacecraft, currently orbiting Jupiter and soon facing EOL, into the path of 3I/Atlas to try to scan it and snap some pictures. I doubt it has enough fuel left, but I hope they&
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LLM Knows the Future: Uncovering Its Multi-Token Prediction Potential(arxiv.org)
1 points by Mizza 1y ago|0 comments
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by Mizza 1y ago
That first one looks like a parody of 'View of the World from 9th Avenue' but I don't know what Acius was! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/View_of_the_World_from_9th_Ave...
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by Mizza 1y ago
Demos here: https://resemble-ai.github.io/chatterbox_demopage/ (not mine) This is a good release if they're not too cherry picked! I say this every time it comes up, and it's not as sexy to work on, but in my
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by Mizza 1y ago
What are you doing with it?
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by Mizza 1y ago
I can see this being addictive! Would like a harder AI, though, it's not enough of a challenge. What's the optimal strategy? I tried a few just for fun and found I got the highest score by taking all the corners to start, but I do
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by Mizza 1y ago
She didn't even break the top 10 in this content: https://www.societyforscience.org/regeneron-sts/2025-student... I'm impressed beyond words by these kids, though I think I'd give her the top prize. Watc
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by Mizza 1y ago
What does the foot pedal do? On/off for the recorder?
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by Mizza 2y ago
Yeah, you can try it out here: https://llm.hunyuan.tencent.com/#/chat/hy-t1 It takes a bit of nudging to get it to switch to English, but it's fast and accurate after that.
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by Mizza 2y ago
That's pretty cool, I didn't know this type of stuff was available to consumers. The reviews on their site seem really enthusiastic, lots of older folks and mobility-restricted folks seem extremely pleased with the product and pos
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by Mizza 2y ago
Acetates are still used in the manufacturing process - even pressed records need to be cut once - but they aren't great as products to send to home-users because they degrade from usage very quickly. We are also running a soundsystem a
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by Mizza 2y ago
One of the many secrets of lathe cutting is that these aren't actually PVC, but rather PETG. They actually play nicer and are more durable than pressed PVC records and can have a lower noise floor. On a good day, we can make a cut reco
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by Mizza 2y ago
A buddy of mine just acquired one of these machines (actually a beta version of a new product that will hopefully enter the market soon), and I've been helping him along the way as we try to get some good records out of it. It's n
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by Mizza 2y ago
You can even tell that's ChatGPT rather than, say, Claude. Redundant obvious comments are a stylistic signature of their models.
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by Mizza 2y ago
You can 'distill' with data from a smaller, better model into a larger, shittier one. It doesn't matter. This is what they said they did on the livestream.
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by Mizza 2y ago
There are plenty of distills of reasoning models now, and they said in they livestream they used training data from "smaller models" - which is probably every model ever considering how expensive this one is.
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by Mizza 2y ago
Sounds like it's a distill of O1? After R1, I don't care that much about non-reasoning models anymore. They don't even seem excited about it on the livestream. I want tiny, fast and cheap non-reasoning models I can use in API
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Passive Radar Signal Confirms Visual UFO Sighting(grenzwissenschaft-aktuell.de)
3 points by Mizza 2y ago|0 comments
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by Mizza 2y ago
Have any multimodal models been reasoning-trained yet?
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by Mizza 2y ago
Marcan is a legend, it's a shame it ended like this. The communities around certain software technologies can act incredibly hostile and entitled towards developers, paradoxically even more so for free and open source projects. I'
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by Mizza 2y ago
This is Adderall-brained LessWrong gibberish. Bayesian epistemology is not "a fairly accurate description of how we acquire knowledge" compared to critical rationalism. There's only a small, specific community of extremely on
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by Mizza 2y ago
Then it's not a very useful framework, is it.
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by Mizza 2y ago
The first part is is precisely correct, and then the second part is precisely wrong: > We have no way to operate on hypotheses nobody has thought of, so we just operate on the set of hypotheses we have thought of. Since the sum of this s
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by Mizza 2y ago
But those two rows are vacuous truths, which Popper obviously doesn't care about in context as they're not falsifiable.

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