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Hugging Face releases a barebones library for agents(huggingface.co)
6 points by aubanel 2y ago|1 comments
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by aubanel 2y ago
Hard disagree. His thoughts are so rich and varied that it's harsh to classify them under "blogs for wealthy people". He speaks about death, self worth, many other things that speak to anyone.
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by aubanel 2y ago
This is the most facebook-like (or worse, 9gag-like) of all comments I've read today to be fair.
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by aubanel 2y ago
Then it does not really meet its goal, if it wants to convey the idea that "the true identity is hidden underground" by referring to something that isn't the true identity.
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by aubanel 2y ago
I'v been a lot down the Catacombs, and still go sometimes, but I think you have a too grandiose view of their significance. Their most ancient existence is as stone carries, the storage of bones only started late, in the XVIIIth centur
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by aubanel 2y ago
Why would you want Notre Dame to represent modern condition ? I'm very happy it was not the way you suggest, because that would have been a high risk of getting a ugly/huge/provocative addition by a modern fame-craving archit
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by aubanel 2y ago
Please upload it on the Hugging Face Hub!
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by aubanel 2y ago
I really don't like this growing implication of scientists with political struggles orthogonal to their expertise. This article criticizes Musk for spreading misinformation that goes against scientific views, in particular on climate c
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DOJ demands Google sells Chrome and possibly Android(capitalbrief.com)
1 points by aubanel 2y ago|0 comments
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by aubanel 2y ago
You can definitely win war by defending. That's how WW1 played out in France : Verdun, La Somme, etc were all played on French territory, and bled out the German army. Then there was some attacking, but you could imagine that if Ukrain
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by aubanel 2y ago
I know nothing about chip design. But saying "Applying AI to field X won't work, because X is complex, and LLMs currently have subhuman performance at this" always sounds dubious. VCs are not investing in the current LLM-base
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by aubanel 2y ago
In my country (France), I think most last-year CS students will not have heard of it (pls anyone correct me if I'm wrong).
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by aubanel 2y ago
> For me that's just a great example of how basically the vast majority of AI influencers (who vie for influence on social media, rather than research) are basically clueless about AI and CS This is a bit stark: there are many great
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by aubanel 2y ago
Net carbone negative is bullshit (no such things as net emissions if you don't have a "removal" side, which is not happening rn) Then nuke is much better for low co2 energy mix, cf France vs Germany
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by aubanel 2y ago
So your point is: 1. The LLM revolution had no significant positive impact so far 2. A dozen areas (phishing, web search, web content, images, education, science, social media) were completely changed by LLMs for the worst Your point 2 seem
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Hugging Face launches HUGS: managed containers for on-premise model deployment(huggingface.co)
5 points by aubanel 2y ago|0 comments
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by aubanel 2y ago
FYI, some sections are LLM-generated bullshit: https://x.com/sam_paech/status/1848332471953448972 The example shown in the tweet has been edited out of the paper since, but there must be others. High noise, low si
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HF's Open LLM Leaderboard releases Comparator to drill down in LLM performance(huggingface.co)
1 points by aubanel 2y ago|0 comments
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Addition Is All You Need for Energy-Efficient Language Models(huggingface.co)
2 points by aubanel 2y ago|0 comments
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Transformers Inference Optimization Toolset(astralord.github.io)
2 points by aubanel 2y ago|0 comments
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by aubanel 2y ago
I disagree with this: when an actor is known for repeated bad faith, it's often a net gain of time to dismiss what they say by default. Only if someone else presents the same argument should you take the time to analyze it.
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by aubanel 2y ago
Yes but the article's setting is precisely about 1 email so 1 inference, and their number is 0.14kWh, which is way off.
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by aubanel 2y ago
In the collection of Rilke's letters "Briefe an einem jungen Dichter", he writes what I think one of the best advice about writing a book or not: "This above all: Ask yourself, in your night’s quietest moment, Do I have
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by aubanel 2y ago
He's speaking about his objective to make ever stronger LLMs: so for this his secondary objective is to measure their real performance. The human preference is not that good of a proxy measurement: for instance, it can be gamed by maki
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Running LLM inference at scale with TGI(adyen.com)
1 points by aubanel 2y ago|0 comments
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by aubanel 2y ago
GPT-4o also has vision capabilities: https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/vision
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Group Chat: The Best Way to Stress Out Your Team(37signals.com)
4 points by aubanel 2y ago|0 comments
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by aubanel 2y ago
I see, thank you for the explanation! I agree your translation is better for removing the pompous aspect of the very original translation.
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by aubanel 2y ago
As a native French speaker (maybe you are too), I think GP understood the nuance you mentioned but still proposes a good translation to reflect less pressure.
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by aubanel 2y ago
Maybe it's an occurrence of Thucydides trap: the reigning power is afraid to lose its crown, and as a result becomes more and more aggressive towards the growing power. It seems to me that many Americans are personally sensitive about

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