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by ajcp 2y ago
This is an ad for ZenDB. EDIT: Having reread the paper in full I don't hold this view anymore. Leaving up for reply posterity.
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by ajcp 2y ago
> The name “scientists against myths” makes me wary of this channel. They clearly have an agenda[...] myth: an unfounded or false notion [0] Given that definition of "myth" I find the name "scientists against myths" t
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by ajcp 2y ago
You vote for those who assigned them; kick em out.
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by ajcp 2y ago
Same! Love it.
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by ajcp 2y ago
Pleasure is all mine :D Have fun and please reach out if you get stuck!
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by ajcp 2y ago
The narration in this video is so over-the-top you'd think they were talking about Stuxnet or something. I love it.
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by ajcp 2y ago
I've got a couple I've done and it's been really enjoyable. I think the real value in using local models is exposing them to personal/unique information that only you have, thus getting novel and unique outcomes that no
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by ajcp 2y ago
> Does that mean JSON output is only available in the [self]-hosted version? I would assume so. They probably constrain JSON output so that the JSON response doesn't bork the front-end/back-end of la Plateforme itself as it mov
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by ajcp 3y ago
I use "whelming" almost daily to denote something that I or the person I'm talking to expect to be over/underwhelming, but turns out not to be. Them: "How'd you like that new burger joint Bad Jimmies? I heard i
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by ajcp 3y ago
morality <> legality
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by ajcp 3y ago
I want to thank you. Your comment sent me down an hours long rabbit hole (pun intended) last night into their collective and I've frittered away many more this morning pricing out sailboats I can't afford! Thank you so much <
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by ajcp 3y ago
Right, but that's not an OS, that's a software application run by the OS like Microsoft's UFO[0]. The ability to "teach" the LLM by converting your teachings to those skills is very clever though. 0. https:/&#
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by ajcp 3y ago
This is very cool and the demo is exciting...but I still don't know what this actually is. From the repo[0] they refer to it as an operating system, but in all the install instructions and code it appears to be a program that still nee
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by ajcp 3y ago
> ChatGPT has been around for a while now ChatGPT has been around for less that 15 months[1]. In what version of reality is that "a while now"? Your iPhone/iPod timeline is also off by about 9 years[2]. 1. https:/&#x
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by ajcp 3y ago
That's correct. I would even add that this will give rise to the need for a standardized Agentic focused interface (called it "Agent Programming Interface" for confusions sake) that will be massively necessary sooner than lat
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by ajcp 3y ago
I think this is a great primer on how to make LLMs enterprise/domain specific, but is still couching this technology's main use-case in the context of "question-answer" machine toward the service of a user. While this ma
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by ajcp 3y ago
> and if they get hurt you're liable That is about as true as you being liable for a mechanic hurting themselves working on your car or a repairman falling off the roof fixing your HVAC in that it's not true at all. Now, if a m
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by ajcp 3y ago
This truly delighted me to learn, thank you!
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by ajcp 3y ago
> He doesn't say it's a problem for Montreal, so he doesn't need to explain that. He certainly did before he changed the title and article. It would be nice if the author at least had a note on why and when he updated the
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by ajcp 3y ago
Beyond even that he takes a non-unique urban trait of Montreal and titles it a problem without ever explaining why it's a problem for Montreal, much less how Montreal did or did not solve for it in any way that is analogous to his St
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by ajcp 3y ago
I think that's a play-style preference, and honestly one I share almost completely; I very much enjoy PvE over PvP experiences 9 times out of 10. But again, that's where LLMs can thrive! Currently if I want to play anything co-ope
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by ajcp 3y ago
Skill or mastery is not what LLMs offer in-game AI though, it's creativity, originality, and agency. Players don't primarily prefer to play against other human players because they're an "easier" opponent, but rathe
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by ajcp 3y ago
I mean, that's solved with a little prompt engineering: "context": {"Go about your daily life, but you have an IQ of 50 and have zero ambition."}
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by ajcp 3y ago
That link only allows you to request the LexisNexis Risk report on you. Do you have a link where one can opt-out of data sharing or deleting associated data? I cannot find anything on the LexisNexis site allowing for that.
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by ajcp 3y ago
We're not talking about software engineers, we're talking about research scientist and engineers lured away from academia to work in the private sector. To your point I agree and don't know of any software engineer aspirant w
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by ajcp 3y ago
That logic doesn't check. How did they get their jobs in the first place if not for their academic credentials and research? Did they just apply with a blank resume? Maybe the skills they use at their jobs one can gain outside of acade
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by ajcp 3y ago
And undercut what they'd like to use as a huge motivator in people moving to GCP? Not likely. Even if they wanted to they can't keep up with their own internal demand. Beyond that they might not be as stable or resilient outside o
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by ajcp 3y ago
When stuff like this is brought up I'm always reminded of the Stephen King short story The Jaunt[0] 0. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jaunt
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by ajcp 3y ago
At the risk of being on the outside here, I'd have to agree. To go a bit further I'm honestly quite interested(?) in how CGP has sought to differentiate itself from the two other providers by offering this kind of "plug and p
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by ajcp 3y ago
Yeah, I think they fine-tune without a specific window size target to achieve and then keep expanding context until it starts falling over.

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