ValentinA23

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by ValentinA23 2y ago
You may be interested in this too: https://github.com/yingpengma/Awesome-Story-Generation
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
Interesting. I've been exploring this space too, but for a LLM-driven MUD (multiplayer text-based game). The most challenging aspect is coming up with an architecture that can easily lend itself to handling "semantic collisions&qu
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
I'm experimenting with a "new" kind of lisp macros. Macros in lisp are just normal functions that receive the code they wrap as argument and return some modified code. Typically they will just wrap the passed code into some m
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
Unless you're OpenAI and provided like 98% of ai generated text that was posted to the internet.
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
I come for this kind of comments
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
(defn test-dbg7 [] ;; test buffers (record "test-dbg.svg" (let [c ^{:name "chan"} (async-dbg/chan 1)] ^{:name "thread"} (async-dbg/th
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
No it is different because libraries such as core.async or Rama rely on inversion of control [1]: the framework is in charge of the control flow and code fed to the framework will be executed by some kind of black box. To achieve this, thes
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
I'm inclined to think it from the start
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
Not a cure but a treatment (sample size: 1) https://www.reddit.com/r/pssdhealing/comments/10tjyen/a_trea...
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
>People really don't understand how much better LLM swarms get with more agents. I never hit a point of diminishing returns on text quality Could you elaborate please ? One use for swarms is to use multiple agents/prompts in p
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_serotonin_reuptake_i... >Post-SSRI sexual dysfunction (PSSD)[62][63] refers to a set of symptoms reported by some people who have taken SSRIs or other serotonin reuptake-inhib
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
My opa was also a Dutch POW, and his story is one for the books. He was assigned to work at a sake distillery just outside of Hiroshima. When the bomb hit, he was in the middle of taste-testing a new batch—he always claimed he was more of a
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
What if I'm watching TV and use the AI to control it ? It should only react to my voice (a problem I had that forced me to use a wake word).
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
My flowgraphs are not worth showing yet. Laying out graphs properly without human intervention is ... very hard, and this is a fascinating field with a lot of ongoing research. I can however point you to some designs I generated using dall-
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
>just 'adjusted' enough to claim it's different than the original publication. Is this really a problem ? Last time I checked recipes are not subject to copyright laws in most countries although the text of the recipe is.
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
I'm building something to automate this. Copy paste recipe text/url -> get flowgraph. Edit: thought the link was about this: https://fluidvisual.com/flowchartrecipes/ Edit 2: "Chapter 2 Resource theor
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
Thank you! I needed a robust algo to enumerate loops in directed multigraphs, and found an implementation of Hawick's algorithm in D. Instead of writing my own implementation in the language I use, I decided to just compile the code I
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
Another approach I saw is to build a conceptual graph using entity extraction and have the LLM suggest search paths through that graph to enhance the retrieval step. The LMM is fine-tuned on the conceptual graph for this specific task. Coul
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
Interesting. One problem I'm facing is using RAG to retrieve applicable rules instead of knowledge (chunks): only rules that may apply to the context should be injected into the context. I haven't done any experiment, but one appr
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
The DOJ has just launched a corporate whistleblower program, you should look into it maybe it covers your case: https://www.justice.gov/criminal/criminal-division-corporate... >As described in more detail in the pro
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
I've seen some videos. Shattered hips, abdominal wounds, hands without fingers. I haven't seen any dead person, just maimed bodies. Mission successful I guess. Oh and one kid.
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
A friend of mine who visited Lebanon (and the Hezbollah museum, he gave me a Hezbollah cap by the way) then went to Israel and was subjected to a thorough explosive material search. They basically swiped some kind of broom all over his body
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
I recently discover explosive welding is a thing. It uses PETN packaged as a thin sheet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detasheet
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
>this is, rarely, a problem It depends on how handsome the guy is. Imagine the following situation. Comp-sci class in uni. 30 guys, 5 women. 4 hit on you. 3 offer sex. Date one, and it's a shitshow. I'm not even talking about o
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
Quiet-STaR: Language Models Can Teach Themselves to Think Before Speaking https://arxiv.org/pdf/2403.09629 > In the Self-Taught Reasoner (STaR, Zelikman et al. 2022), useful thinking is learned by inferring rational
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
Writing a transpiler targeting OpenScad is trivial, at least the part that is comparable to a markup language. Control flow, arithmetic and datastructures can be handled one level above in the transpiled language, because OpenScad never pro
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
Maybe the model doesn't do multiple queries but just one long query guided by thought tokens.
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
Quiet-STaR: Language Models Can Teach Themselves to Think Before Speaking https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.09629
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
Hearing voices from the outside vs from the inside boils down to brain anatomy: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3004180/ >Two homogeneous subgroups of patients were defined based on the halluc
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by ValentinA23 2y ago
CFML ?

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