PunchTornado

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by PunchTornado 11mo ago
the thing is, I tried it and it took 10 seconds to import all settings from cursor. the moat for vscode clones is really small. i imagine people will jump a lot from clone to clone, like from model to model now.
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by PunchTornado 11mo ago
sorry, but I don't understand you post. those links don't work.
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by PunchTornado 11mo ago
You are the one who corrects america with usa?
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
it rivals a model that is obsolete? who is using openai deepresearch when there are so many better models out there?
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
almost no innovation? from transformers to alphago to the quantum stuff.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
the reranker is a cross encoder that sees the docs and the query at the same time. What you normally do is you generating embeddings ahead of time, independent of the prompt used, calculate cosine similarity with the prompt, select the top-
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
I don't understand how does this help if, yes, communicating, is what we are doing most of the time.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
try being banned by msft. I am still banned for 6 years without doing anything wrong. still lost access to all of my accounts.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
Downvoted because you didn’t mention the prompt and the issue.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
I hope you enjoy the world you helped create
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
They are not equally bad, but they are both bad. Cancel culture was a very bad idea.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
Wait. You moved from slack to teams? Why? We are in the process of moving to slack from teams and I can’t phantom something worse than teams.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
Green energy like nuclear
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
The author is Jordan Lasker (also known by internet handle Crémieux). Much of Lasker's work and commentary focuses on race and IQ, and he has promoted eugenics. On X and Substack, Lasker is known for compiling charts on what he calls t
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
why do you think they have to rename it because some company's IPO
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
anybody can help me with some tutorials on how to use this for mechanistic interpretability?
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
Funny that hinton is not mentioned. Like how childish can the author be?
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
because behind DDG is bing, microsoft, one of the evilest companies on earth.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
wonder why euro capitals are heating up more than others on average? especially the nordic capitals. they are greener too.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
I don't think comparisons are useful here. We are dealing with an evil corporation which we all know and it has been proven many times that it broke the law and every time gets away with it. who are you protecting?
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
here's another one: fb shouldn't use every piece of data they can collect.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
> The app people were sending user data to meta with no restrictions on its use And then meta accessed it. So unless you put restrictions on data, meta is going to access it. Don't you think it should be the other way around? Meta t
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
maybe with AI and things like guided learning from gemini we all can get a 1-1 instructor.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
>AI startup Perplexity is powering a new AI-powered search engine on Truth Social, President Donald Trump's social media platform. I don't understand why anyone would use them. If they get chrome, I'll switch to firefox. h
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
do you really think this is a bug? not on purpose?
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
no, because I wouldn't expect anything good from openai.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
what? nobody looks at those benchmarks, you use whatever works for your task, in most cases either gemini or claude. those benchmarks don't mean anything as models overfit on them.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
in most contries votes have different weights. look at the US, or other western countries where minorities for example are boosted to be represented in the parliament. judging by this no country is democratic.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
no proofs, just rephrasing what anti-eu propaganda says. also it is nice how people think they are able to dismiss a policy like the euro in 2 sentences thinking they understand it. probably without a phd in economics either.
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by PunchTornado 1y ago
who is non-democratic and why?

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