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by bluejay2387 7mo ago
The general take here seems to be "everything eventually passes". That isn't always true. I wonder how many people have a primary computing device that they don't even have full control over now (Apple phones, tablets...
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by bluejay2387 7mo ago
This looks like one of the rare instances where a company tried to balance their commercial interests with the interest of the fans of their products. I don't see why people would be complaining?
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by bluejay2387 9mo ago
Does it seem to anyone else that author's have created a definition for 'vibe coding' that is specifically designed to justify their paper? Also that their premise is based on the assumption that developers will be irresponsi
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by bluejay2387 10mo ago
Want to second this. Asking the model to create a work of fiction and it complying isn't a pathology. Mozart wasn't "hallucinating" when he created "The Marriage of Figaro".
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by bluejay2387 10mo ago
THIS is probably the moment that the AI naysayers on this board wake up to the potential of current AI...
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by bluejay2387 1y ago
2x 3090's running Ollama and VLLM... Ollama for most stuff and VLLM for the few models that I need to test that don't run on Ollama. Open Web UI as my primary interface. I just moved to Devstral for coding using the Continue plugi
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by bluejay2387 2y ago
So there is a language war going on in the industry and some of its justified and some of its not. Take 'agents' as an example. I have seen an example of where a low code / no code service dropped in a LLM node in a 10+ year
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by bluejay2387 2y ago
As a side note, while I know of several language model based systems that have been deployed in companies, some companies don't want to talk about it: 1. Its still perceived as an issue of competitive advantage 2. There is a serious co
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by bluejay2387 2y ago
Could somebody else take a turn posting the related XKCD comic? I did it last time.
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by bluejay2387 2y ago
I am not sure, but you seem to be implying that the Reflection model is running through multiple rounds? If so, that is not what is happening here. The token generation is still linear next token prediction. It does not require multiple rou
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by bluejay2387 2y ago
Yeah I didn't have any problems with this on Pop or Ubuntu. I guess its a Debian issue. I might end up moving over to a different distro at some point, but I finally have everything working on Debian so I am hesitant to switch right no
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by bluejay2387 2y ago
Due to all this mess with Recall, force account log-ins, spamming my desktop with crap all the time, not being able to to disable telemetry, confusing privacy settings spread all through out the OS... I finally made the call two weeks ago t
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by bluejay2387 2y ago
Me too...
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by bluejay2387 3y ago
Kind of mind blowing to see a name (Razor1911) from my C64 days make an appearance again 0.o
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by bluejay2387 3y ago
Evaluating existing work is often MUCH harder than creation. It often 'feels' easier because most people do a terrible job and offer little more than their opinions. Some intuition: have you ever eaten something you really dislike
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by bluejay2387 3y ago
The LeCun's and Bengio's of the world build the AI equivalent of Formula 1 race cars - absolute bleeding edge technology, every part understood and optimized for peak performance and efficiency. ChatGPT is a Honda family car. It m
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by bluejay2387 4y ago
Does anyone even really know what AGI means? Academic types seem to use it as a way to distinguish their work from more common applications of AI already in use than any kind of consistently defined term (I guess they got tired of kicking e
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by bluejay2387 4y ago
"All models are wrong, some are useful". You could also look at them as a highly compressed PGM representing every possible conversation you could have in every language the model knows that has been trimmed to only the highly pro
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by bluejay2387 4y ago
A hand isn't so much a 'thing' as it is a complex asymmetric relationship of multiple elements that have to be within certain ratios of each other to fairly tight tolerances. Humans are very sensitive to those ratios. It&#x27
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by bluejay2387 4y ago
The problem could still occur but you would have to be capturing all the queries to your internal LLM systems and then using that data for training. You have complete control of the model so you could just choose not to do that and I would
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by bluejay2387 4y ago
This is a well known problem with this technology (although I haven't seen an official term for it, so we have been calling them "recovery attacks'). It's apparently the reason companies like Amazon have banned internal
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by bluejay2387 4y ago
Alot of GOFAI was about symbolic reasoning which is back in fashion thanks to areas like Neurosymbolic AI and Graph Learning. One could argue that Generative AI like Stable Diffusion is incorporating some of these techniques. What is prompt
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by bluejay2387 4y ago
In Pursuit of the Traveling Salesman: Mathematics at the Limits of Computation ISBN-13: 978-0691152707, ISBN-10: 0691152705 I've worked in optimization for over a decade but this book gave me an intuitive sense of many concepts that I
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by bluejay2387 4y ago
I am waiting for the next brilliant stage of this plan... where we set up a fund to compensate all the artists whose work was used to train the artists that generated the art to train the AI. Every artist that registers for the Shutterstock
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by bluejay2387 4y ago
I think the timing of articles like this, the recent alarms over 'reproducibility' and so on... are a sign that we finally have the tools and volume of data to prove that humans are not good with data.
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by bluejay2387 4y ago
I frequently prototype models on my Android tablet when on flights. You can install Jupyter on almost anything and even low end notebooks have the processing power to train useful (albeit small) models. Google Collab and PaperSpace have fre
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by bluejay2387 4y ago
I feel as if I just read an article from an 18th century cobbler complaining about how only humans will be able to make shoes because of their innate understanding of the human experience of making and wearing shoes. 1. If 'art' i
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by bluejay2387 5y ago
In Pursuit of the Traveling Salesman: Mathematics at the Limits of Computation -- William J. Cook
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by bluejay2387 6y ago
Don't use an function approximator if you need the exact output of a function?
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by bluejay2387 6y ago
I don't understand why this is flagged. It's highly relevant to tech (particularly given trump's moves on Chinese tech firms and his treatment of social media) and from a legitimate source.

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