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by cpard 5mo ago
I guess, in your case the needle was there so it moved.
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by cpard 5mo ago
Quake Arena and LAN parties during college created some of the best memories I have related to computer games.
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by cpard 5mo ago
Hopefully I didn’t sound too critical of the post because this wasn’t my intention. The post delivered what was needed and thank you for this! The reason I asked the question is because in the case we don’t need the rest, it would be better
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by cpard 5mo ago
This is a great post and I really appreciate making the cognitive science terminology clear. the author is doing a great job telling what is missing from the current memory frameworks for agents but what is missing in my opinion is also an
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by cpard 5mo ago
* Large language models amplify inconsistent technology and quietly reinforce consistent ones. * This is another way of saying that the tools you equip the LLM affect their effectiveness, in other words, the harness you build around them ma
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Cisco Foundry Security Spec: Open specification for agentic security evaluation(github.com)
3 points by cpard 5mo ago|0 comments
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by cpard 5mo ago
My understanding so far is that that Mythos (and any model in general) can produce candidate reasoning but you really need a system around that reasoning that is capable of producing auditable security findings. So, success is coming not ju
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by cpard 5mo ago
UPDATE: Launch was a success! 400K+ views, and multiple companies reached to use my IP. Read more here It seems that he managed to get what he wanted from the hardware and I'm happy for them. He said something interesting at the begi
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by cpard 5mo ago
You are making a great point here. I think it’s not just the amount of information and complexity of the domains today, it’s also human nature and emerging politics too.
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by cpard 5mo ago
I think traditionally engineering was supposed to be the discipline that brings the breadth that science has to give up. At least that’s how I rationalized the pain I had to go through in college studying EE. I don’t think that this model w
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by cpard 5mo ago
there's so much opportunity on the breadth of things too! I think that you end up having different people focusing on different things though. Personally I'm a more of a breadth person and I could never compete with peers who wher
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by cpard 5mo ago
What I've learned so far is that the tooling mentioned in this article can have dual purpose. Sure you can use it to gate the agent but you can also use them as tools for the agents to understand what they are working with at a more ab
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by cpard 5mo ago
It's up to us I think. We can use LLMs to generate web pages in candy crash style and end up dumper by outsourcing thinking to the machines or we can use it to expand our cognitive capabilities. What makes me more of an optimist in thi
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by cpard 5mo ago
The proof brings unexpected, sophisticated ideas from algebraic number theory to bear on an elementary geometric question. The more I read about these achievements the more I get a feeling that a lot of the power of these models comes fro
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by cpard 5mo ago
All the *Evolve publications have very impressive results but from the time I’ve spent on the information published I feel that the attention goes to the LLMs and the AI side of things, although the outcomes reported are in almost all cases
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by cpard 5mo ago
I totally agree with what you are saying here and it’s really confusing to me why anyone would think that json is a good format for LLMs. There’s so much redundant text in json. LLMs don’t need that and my experience is that as the document
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by cpard 5mo ago
It feels like a good idea when you are early on in building your product and what matters is quickly iterating on the core features that define your product. It’s not just the table, it’s also the auth and many other things that you know yo
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by cpard 5mo ago
It was a nice surprise seeing your post on the first page of HN Oz, congrats! If I understand correctly what Tilde is doing is extending the concept of the sandbox in an operating system - filesystem, to data too. So this is a sandbox envir
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Nvidia Spectrum-X MRC Is the Custom RDMA Transport Protocol for Gigascale AI(servethehome.com)
1 points by cpard 5mo ago|0 comments
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by cpard 6mo ago
The trust issue might be solved by having standardisation bodies created, similar to W3C or even TPC, although TPC didn’t end that well.
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by cpard 6mo ago
That’s true. it also depends heavily on the type of task, not everything is equally represented on the web today and it remains to be seen if this is going to change or not.
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by cpard 6mo ago
Benchmarks/evals are really hard and they become harder when there’s huge incentive to game them at an industry scale. ELT-Bench is another recent example. It was the first serious attempt at a benchmark for data engineering workloads
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by cpard 7mo ago
Examples please!
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by cpard 7mo ago
How long ago did this happen?
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by cpard 7mo ago
I think the sprouts trauma is the result of picking the wrong cooking method. I was so surprised when I tried baked sprouts for the first time (use a really host cast iron skilet for even better results) that I started to believe that every
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by cpard 7mo ago
I get the value of a personal CRM and potential power of having one locally managed by LLMs and I'd love to see such a solution, because to your point, outreach is just a small part of what you can do with a personal CRM. But, the way
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by cpard 8mo ago
Building TUIs might be easy now but building good user experience on a TUI is feels harder than ever has been to me. The modern libraries make a lot of things easy but we are currently pushing terminals far beyond what they were designed fo
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by cpard 8mo ago
It's important in a book treating an emerging field (data eng for LLMs) to mention emerging categories related to it such as storage formats purpose built for the full ML lifecycle. Lance[1] (the format, not just LanceDB) is a great ex
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by cpard 8mo ago
of course the results were much worse than what was communicated on the media, it was content marketing not an attempt to build a better c compiler.
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by cpard 8mo ago
there's 90% job loss assuming that this is a zero sum type of thing where humans and agents compete for working on a fixed amount of work. I'm curious why you think I'm acting like it's all or nothing. What I was trying

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