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aghilmort
2y ago
Hypertokens define a spreadsheet-esque label-based referential coding environment. HTs can be used in any LLM context to create arbitrary operations as will be shown in the paper. Current expected release is later this month.
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Heat as a Witness of Quantum Properties
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Single-fibre computer enables textile networks
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one place such a beast might exist is at the holographic bulk/boundary limit esp. if message adiabatically describable in some quantum system
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ahi interesting so residual error derivatives in a sense? the diamond construct also feels evocative of dimer &/or branched manifold / lattice methods, be that Viterbi or otherwise 2.2 in op post is reminiscent of that, e.g.,
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ah got it -- thank you!
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aghilmort
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absolutely awesome -- huge need
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incredibly succinct way of describing -- any official sources, arXiv or otherwise that articulate similarly, re: mix, sample, optimize, regularize?
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finalizing arXiv paper on why hypertokens eliminate AI hallucinations
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thank you such a useful / insightful set of thoughts!
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awesome / tyvm!
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awesome / gtk / tyvm!
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just realized Siri typo'd meant to say great read
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FlyDuoDiscus – Self-Landing Model Rocket Like SpaceX
(twitter.com)
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The Gods of Straight Lines
(lesswrong.com)
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aghilmort
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great need; mulling over; shows up all the time in AI paradigms
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interesting; the Pi of Gödel numbering if knew primes in advance
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log coding like LLMs very cool
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aghilmort
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that is very useful information -- does it work with sites that need logins?
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can we do standard forms too?
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Top 5 faves as a kid anything 6502 SBC -- hex code / assembly, later BASIC, etc. Timex Sinclair -- disabled screen for run so CPU could save screen code cycles TRS-80 CoCo -- poke 65535,65536, 65537 -- clock 1x, overclock 2x, 3x TI99&#
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sprites were amazing for the time and then came the amiga!
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aghilmort
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100000000000% would love to see numbers on how much gas we waste on exactly this
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2y ago
most useful comment in thread like that H.pylori ulcer discovery
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curious wym by LLM enabled transpilers? examples or scenarios have in mind?
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aghilmort
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yes. this. same. au revoire to the yes and’ers & yes but’ers. plus love how you worked in side quest angle — more often than not the payoff can be quite high!
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very cool on wasmer; does it support python + local ai / gpu use cases, ffmpeg, etc. have some customer use cases & really don’t want to go docker etc? helpful if can be included in electron & browser extensions or other superc
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Nothing Buttery
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ah so DOI meets archive.org in a participatory opt-in sort of way?
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how does this compare contrast with DOI - complements, replaces, etc.?
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