Xmd5a

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   by Xmd5a 1y ago

   Let's get rid of macros then
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   >Large Language Model as a Policy Teacher for Training Reinforcement Learning Agents >In this paper, we introduce a novel framework that addresses these challenges by training a smaller, specialized student RL agent using instructions
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   They've surrounded me. Cameras in every corner. Every move dissected in blogs, forums, peer-reviewed takedowns. "Cult leader". "Crank". "Outcast". Good. Let them watch. I'l
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   https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/1bmp1vk/very_salty_mo... Lot of gems in this thread. My favorite: >>>After Mochizuki said that Scholze-Stix were “profoundly ignorant,” I’m starting to thi
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   The tasks these methods are tackling are generally significant and realistic. Think complex QA like HotPotQA or Google-Proof QA, math reasoning (GSM8K), coding challenges, and even agentic systems. It's not just about toy problems anym
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   Here's my recommendation: What you're attempting to do, integrating an agent in your business, is difficult. It is however relatively easy to fake. Just setup a quick RAG tool, plug it into your LLM, and you're done. From the
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   I guess this really depends on the problem but from the PromptWizard (PW) paper: | Approach | API calls | IO Tokens | Total tokens | Cost ($) | |----------|-----------|-----------|---------------|----------| | Instinct | 1730
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   This is exactly what I'm doing. Some papers I'm studying: TextGrad: Automatic "Differentiation" via Text: https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.07496 LLM-AutoDiff: Auto-Differentiate Any LLM Workflow : https:
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   Can't I just work on a subset of the language? I don't care if the linked list implementation I use isn't verified. I want to verify my own code, not because it will run on mars, but as an alternative to writing tests. Is th
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    Usually yes. To distinguish between lists and function calls. However if we are to pass code literals to eval, we need to quote them: =>(eval '(1 2 3)) Cannot call 1 as a function. =>(eval ''(1 2 3)) (
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    by Xmd5a 1y ago

    pince-fesses obviously
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    I've been calling out the similarity of works done by Barbour, Turok, Farnes & Petit for a long time, and the last developments by Turok's team vindicate this intuition. It is now very close to Jean-Pierre Petit's Janus m
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    >There was an interesting debate where Chomsky took a position on intelligence being rooted in symbolic reasoning and Asimov asserted a statistical foundation (ah, that was not intentional ;). Chomsky vs Norvig https://norvig.
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    https://magazine.caltech.edu/post/math-language-marcolli-noa... These days, Chomsky is working on Hopf algebras (originally from quantum physics) to explain language structure.
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    by Xmd5a 1y ago

    Still up! https://zombo.com/
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    Yes φ is a constructible number and more generally an algebraic number, solution of the polynomial equation x^2 = x + 1. However π is not, and so is my approximation of φ as 5π/6 - 1. Here non-constructibility (in the mathematical sens
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    >Who this guide is NOT for: [...] People that are okay with becoming a lens design zombie. https://web.archive.org/web/20230914035459/https://caoyuan.s... A $500 DIY near-IR spectrometer that would se
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    The meter wasn't invented during the French Revolution, it evolved from ancient measurement systems based on the golden ratio. Traditional body measurements (thumb, palm, span, foot, cubit) follow a Fibonacci-like progression where eac
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    by Xmd5a 1y ago

    https://x.com/coecke/status/1907809898852667702 >High-schoolers excelling at Oxford Uni post-grad quantum exam, thanks to Quantum Picturalism! thoughts?
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    by Xmd5a 1y ago

    The tech bros decided to support Trump to go against the older part of the establishment https://www.investors.com/news/technology/palantir-anduril-t... If Altman and Musk can join forces after their legal feud, i
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    by Xmd5a 1y ago

    I see myself in these words: >that misunderstands some wild fact or theory and starts to speculate dumb and ridiculous "discoveries" >even an idiot can stumble upon low hanging fruits overlooked by the brightest minds.
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    How? I constantly hit the limit.
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    https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.05364 >In this work, we show how to formulate fundamental notions of constructor theory within the canvas of process theory. Specifically, we exploit the functorial interplay between the s
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    >Jardin d'enfant. All languages have noun-phrases. In this case, they are transparent.
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    BBBEE = Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Economic_Empowerment
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    by Xmd5a 1y ago

    You have no graphs, no concepts, no nothing [...] You never understood the meaning of concept Lyrics are full of depth and ideas connect [...] You can only dream to write like I write, I might Ignite, confuse
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    For instance if the end product, in this case the LLM, is made available to anyone, publicly...
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    by Xmd5a 1y ago

    >completely unrelated metaphors An oxymoron. De toute façon Anyway Les guides c'est encombrant Guidebooks are cumbersome Les romans trop longs
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    >And dimension 3 is the only one that can contain knots — in any higher dimension, you can untangle a knot even while holding its ends fast. Ok. So, this is a BDSM universe. Interesting.