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Consider the Ladder: Why do different LLMs tell the same joke?(aimodelreview.com)
12 points by botro 2y ago|1 comments
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by botro 2y ago
Can you reccomend any resources for this?
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by botro 2y ago
Thanks for sharing this, It's well written and informative. I noticed you used 'temperature=1' in the GPT test for the example in the post. Is this best practice for a task requiring structured output? Have you tested other t
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by botro 2y ago
I think if we follow your logic exactly, and make mathematically optimal decisions in every instance, leaving no space for the human spirit - we're robots anyway and may as well go to space!
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by botro 2y ago
>"Hello, how are you?" >"I'm stateless!"
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by botro 3y ago
Chin salute, old ears new. If art is regarded for it's ability to make you feel, I definitely feel ... something. There is a strict form it's following and a rhythm to the words.
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by botro 3y ago
I think between high definition VR displays, the apple watch and Stable Diffusion we have the pieces to assemble 'The Entertainment'. Imagine if rather than clip guided diffusion of images, the noise is guided to render by pupil d
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by botro 3y ago
Sam Altman is a visionary for creating World Coin and scanning eyeballs, sells the poison and the cure!
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by botro 3y ago
The site is http://hnlikes.com/ and on the About page I describe how it was done. Like I mentioned it only looks for books that are linked (or videos, arxiv papers, Wikipedia etc.). I then use the link to get information fr
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by botro 3y ago
I made a version of this using boring tech (Postgres, Django, Python) by just counting the number of times a book link (not just books, youtube videos, arxiv papers etc) is posted in Hacker News comments. I also did a bunch of calculations
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by botro 3y ago
It's the #2 most frequently posted Amazon link in Hacker News comments according to my site (HNLikes.com).
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ChatEverAfter: Chat with your lost loved ones with the power of AI(chateverafter.com)
2 points by botro 3y ago|1 comments
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by botro 3y ago
Can you recommend any books that would help a person suffering from cynicism as described in the first paragraph of your comment?
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by botro 3y ago
You've found a 'Traith'. Someone asked ChatGPT a question, ChatGPT did not know the answer and hallucinated one. They post the answer to Reddit / HN / Twitter, google indexes the answer and when someone searches the
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Pause Random Superconductor Experiments: An Open Letter(futureofliff.org)
121 points by botro 3y ago|44 comments
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by botro 3y ago
But they've trademarked the name KL-99 (®) in their follow-up paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2307.12037.pdf
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by botro 3y ago
I think they also make mention of the other paper in the one being discussed, pages 12,13: "The Additional experimental results and discussions on LK-99 will be published immediately in the next paper, including an interesting controll
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by botro 3y ago
I made http://HNLikes.com to aggregate the most frequently posted links for videos, papers, code, Wikipedia articles and more in HN comments. It's a good way to discover the many classics HN users love to post. Apologies th
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by botro 3y ago
Would a US President have the necessary clearance to know of the existence of non-human superior technology spacecraft? A former US President is recorded on tape boasting about knowledge of US military plans to invade Iran. I don't mea
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by botro 3y ago
Axel Oxenstierna (1583–1654) Swedish statesman.
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by botro 3y ago
"Do you not know, my son, with how very little wisdom the world is governed?" (in a letter to his son Johan written in 1648; in the original Latin it reads: An nescis, mi fili, quantilla prudentia mundus regatur?).
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by botro 3y ago
He once asked Jim Keller 'What is Love?'. His interview with Grant Sanderson is cathartic in that Grant has very little patience for that kind of questioning, when Lex goes on about 'isn't e^iπ so pretty', Grant res
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Show HN: HNLikes – The most frequently posted links in Hacker News comments(hnlikes.com)
1 points by botro 3y ago|0 comments
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by botro 4y ago
Not quite 5 years: https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/elon-musk-plans-to...
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by botro 4y ago
Some may do it as a form of immortality, if these truly are 'foundational' models someone may want to feed as much of their identity and ways of thinking into them by way of flooding online discourse. So all future models contain
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by botro 4y ago
It’s surprising for me to see how underappreciated the USPS appears in some of these comments. I’ll make the bold claim that the following industries / companies would not exist without the USPS: The Airline Industry: In the early days
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by botro 4y ago
Though they're not quite ready to eat, the USPS delivers millions of pounds of live chickens along with a large variety of other animals every year: https://pe.usps.com/text/pub52/pub52c5_008.htm Though your
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by botro 4y ago
But airplanes don't fly by flapping their wings.
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by botro 4y ago
Vulgarity will become the mark of authenticity in online communication, how do you know I'm not a bot? Fuck. CAPTCHAs will ask only a 4 letter shibboleth. The more heinous ... the more human.
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by botro 4y ago
Could you do Hemingway, McCarthy and Joyce next? It's untenable they wrote 'unspecific / unclear / superfluous / awkward / anachronistic' language such that our robots cannot render to speech.

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