abdullahkhalids

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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
It's important to note that even if these open models are distilled, they are showing genuine improvements in their architecture, which enables inference costs to be several factors below what equivalent closed models have. The interes
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
Doors aren't humans either, yet we design their handles and locks to be graspable and manipulable by humans. The purpose of technology is to serve humans. Therefore, technology must conform as much as possible to human sensibilities ra
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
I will accept a 5% drop in benchmarks for a model that talks to me like a human.
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
Mistakes in proofs are relatively common, but such a mistake doesn't automatically mean that the proof is entirely wrong. Many times, the mistake is just in the exposition, and can be fixed easily. Other times, the mistake is fixable a
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
Funnily enough, you will have to pretty accurately copy the laws of our universe to make an Apple pie. Even small changes will change the properties of atoms, and hence all of chemistry and biology. And there won't be any apples or whe
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
"How does Kimi Work protect my privacy" can be interpreted in two ways. The first is "How does Kimi Work protect my privacy from Moonshot?" They did not answer this question. The second is "How does Kimi Work protec
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
How many free hosts from 20 years are still alive? Not many.
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
Dream would be a combination of AI models that are smart like a human transcriber. One can just tell the model what mistakes it has made (e.g. "No, you wrote XYZ but I meant WXY"), and it is intelligent enough to realize when it i
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
This is pretty cool. The dream would be that all editors (including brower tabs) have an api interface which allows arbitrary LLMs to modify the editor content. So you can indeed look at different windows as you talk, but the editor keeps g
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
In fact, a few apps I have tried do exactly this inside the app themselves. There is a live textual field that displays whatever the model thinks, and this display constantly goes back and fixes earlier words. So I know it's possible.
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
For anyone looking to build on top of this. I have tried a few different STT systems, and they accurately capture what I am saying. Unfortunately, they don't support the reasonable workflow I want to open an office document, for exampl
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
I would bet the legged robots are advertisements, and when a factory comes knocking they are provided the option of buying cheaper robot arms that are stationary or on wheels.
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
Robotics and textual AI have very different risk profiles. Textual AI can just be provided to users even if they are completely crap because some users will get some usage out of them. Robots can only be released once they are good enough t
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
Unfortunately for workers, these type of actions can only term delay their replacement only by a few years, if that. The only long term solution here is to go bigger and reconceptualize the entire economic system, a system that takes into a
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
> Lime is more breathable, workable and sustainable. The only thing is, it requires maintainance What sort of maintenance does it need?
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
The confounding variable I think is most important is that many people have an internal clock that is shifted or lengthened relative to other people in the same house. If others in the house prefer to sleep from 10-6 and you prefer to sleep
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
An interesting solution would be for these AI companies to train a few different versions of these models, all with different speech characteristics. Then, when you start a conversation, you get a random version.
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by abdullahkhalids 2mo ago
Just today, I got frustrated with the language. I searched around, and in my Claude Instructions I put in Ref [1] (translated to English). It is certainly better phrasing (though still quite annoying), but I don't know if this makes th
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by abdullahkhalids 3mo ago
I wouldn't expect this to be better tasting than a regular soup/stew. If you keep eating it, new stuff added today has been almost completely consumed in a week. I would eat it out of respect for the craft and the values that are
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by abdullahkhalids 3mo ago
In text, you have the advantage of putting things in any order, with the assurance that the reader knows exactly how long the message is. Always start your email to a busy/important person with exactly what you want from them. Within t
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by abdullahkhalids 3mo ago
If there is a choice, I would much rather someone use an AI to do the project, and then used their human words to explain what the project is, rather than vice versa. The critical difference is that a project artifact (software or mechani
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by abdullahkhalids 3mo ago
Not all the time, but I certainly do to keep up with latest results. Usually, these days I go through SciRate, where the quantum computing community is very active in voting up good paper [1]. [1] https://scirate.com/arxiv&#
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by abdullahkhalids 3mo ago
> Workers enjoy highest living standards of any time in history. It's entirely possible for someone to be paid a lot in absolute terms, while at the same time paid very little relative to the value that they produce which is monetar
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by abdullahkhalids 3mo ago
Most popular sports have world cups every four years. Basketball, cricket, rugby, volleyball, field hockey WCs are all held every four years. Some others like handball are held every two years. Cricket gets the same level of crazy support i
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by abdullahkhalids 3mo ago
They address this in the conclusion > How generalizable are these methods? Can they consistently deliver truly high performance? Can we get to a place where AI produces designs that maximize every conceivable trade-off, holistically opti
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by abdullahkhalids 3mo ago
Terence Tao talks about this [1] > In particular, the process of converting a medium-sized Lean document (containing a few thousand lines of code, with some proofs AI-generated) into a nicely golfed and structured Mathlib submission has
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by abdullahkhalids 3mo ago
This is a weird viewpoint. Most academic work in STEM fields is collaborative with 2-100 other scientists or engineers. This is because it is well realized that 2 people talking can do many times better work than two people working alone. Y
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by abdullahkhalids 3mo ago
A simpler way to do this would be for the user to create and place some temporary virtual "grids". For example, the user might create a virtual triangle of a certain size. Or in the case of this request, a circle with n points. No
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by abdullahkhalids 3mo ago
Besides Wacom, which tablets would you recommend as good quality?

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