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by comboy 5d ago
It seems to me that often experts from some field will think less of other experts, basically because they have built a different understanding framework. So they both may be equally competent but perceive the other as less competent, and t
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by comboy 5d ago
Thanks, it seems like a nice way to compare effectiveness of different non-typical methods which are not yet capable of some more ambitious benchmarks.
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by comboy 5d ago
These are not successful prediction rate per char though.
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by comboy 5d ago
what character prediction rates are you getting on some unseen datasets?
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by comboy 12d ago
There's a console and you can track your command! Very cool. Not sure if 3D is needed but very cool nonetheless, It might be that some things are missing (I don't know redis internals though) like some encoding step when getting d
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by comboy 12d ago
Awesome dataset. Things are changing. In Chinese-learning community I found that surprising amount of people are creating their own tools without any intent to publish them, it just became easier to create your own thing that to dig out the
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by comboy 14d ago
Which ones? Because many humans kill other humans rationalizing it by safety of other humans. I mean I know it seems simple, let's just be excellent to each other. Christianity got pretty far on a decent basic set of values. But it&#x2
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by comboy 14d ago
Alignment is a myth. Safety of whom? Humanity couldn't agree on common set of values for thousands of years and we're not gonna suddenly do that in the next ten.
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by comboy 19d ago
I'm curious how it went.
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by comboy 20d ago
Have you tried turning it on and off? More seriously try to remove agent memory or make it refactor it or go through the docs and look for inconsistencies. But I still don't know how people work with codex when it keeps resetting the c
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by comboy 24d ago
> you cannot be sure if the writing contains correct and accurate information at all how is that related to LLMs?
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by comboy 24d ago
Perhaps it's better to ponder whether or not it contains information useful to you / is a pleasure to read?
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by comboy 26d ago
Btw, Merlin Bird ID app by Cornell University is so good that I got some people interested that weren't into that topic at all.
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by comboy 26d ago
Interesting attack, very nicely designed. Not sure if it's much related to the auto mode itself though.
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by comboy 27d ago
RAGish storage with different access methods including IM and parsing data from photos sounds good to me. But openclaw seems like a bit too big of a gun for that, did anybody create something more suitable for the job yet?
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by comboy 1mo ago
This is nothing. China is about to start doing their own 5nm. When they roll out their own silicon at scale, I don't think there's catching up, nobody can match their manufacturing capabilities. Not even close.
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by comboy 1mo ago
Even though there are so many packed buttons and links it seems to like a vastly superior design compared to modern websites. I don't know if it's me being used to this or if we went wrong somewhere.
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by comboy 1mo ago
They are so hard to pronounce and remember to me that might as well be UUIDs
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by comboy 1mo ago
Does any popular NVR make a good use of LLMs (especially local models) getting decent at vision?
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by comboy 1mo ago
I think they would benefit from asking Claude to list all contradictions and inconsistencies in that prompt which there are a few.. In my experience instructions containing contradictions lead to diminished quality even outside the scope of
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by comboy 1mo ago
> What stopped them? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethics_committee
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by comboy 2mo ago
Not sure it works, isn't it already like that if you have the cursed javascript-only pages? It's basically proof of work to access their content (and if you are scrapping en masse you likely also need some LLM getting involved)
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by comboy 2mo ago
How CLI are you guys using for qwen and kimi?
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by comboy 2mo ago
> We should not sell powerful chips or chipmaking equipment to China This is so short-sighted given that the US needs China equipment for.. everything. They are part of the supply chain needed for building the machines that build these v
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by comboy 3mo ago
Switched from firefox few months ago, I don't like google, but firefox has only few percent of market share currenly, many pages simply do not work properly with it, plus it has bugs on macos (like onmousover stuff), which simply make
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by comboy 3mo ago
You don't have LLM-based processes if you think there is no lock-in. There may be no lock-in for coding if you enforce decent rules (but still some ambiguous docs can be interpreted differently), but any non-trivial pipeline/syste
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by comboy 3mo ago
Incentives.
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by comboy 3mo ago
Guy says he created a drug to treat Alzheimer's disease. Huge difference.
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by comboy 3mo ago
But it seems that there is some queuing/load balancing on their side, I mean when opus is actually outputting this 55t/s it feles fast, but apart from it's internal reasoning I think there's sometimes just waiting.
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by comboy 3mo ago
We are running out of things to break.

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