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by dazzaji 3y ago
Does anybody know if 2008-2009 SAT is in the training set for these models? Assuming so, I’d be especially interested in head-to-head evals on this type of non-code benchmark for problem sets not already in the training data, to see how it
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by dazzaji 3y ago
Excellent! And you were just saying how risky it is to rely long-term on OpenAI text embeddings in your post on the topic. The timing for this open source option worked out nicely.
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by dazzaji 3y ago
https://github.com/ZachGoldberg/Startup-CTO-Handbook/issues/...
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by dazzaji 3y ago
Ok, I’ll offer some format and spelling fixes.
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by dazzaji 3y ago
Hi! I’m not sure if I’m reading you question correctly but if you are asking why would companies comply with the data rights requests made through the Permission Slip app, then the answer is they would do it because it’s legally required u
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by dazzaji 3y ago
You are correct, I was a victim of the weekend! But I did quickly get a reply from someone on the Permission Slip team and posted it as a reply up-thread this morning. Here, again, is what I got: “this has definitely come up in discussions
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by dazzaji 3y ago
I got this response from a member of the Permission Slip team: “this has definitely come up in discussions. Non-profits were initially exempt from complying with data requests, but are set to kick in. We’re keeping a close eye on it.”
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by dazzaji 3y ago
Hello fellow hackers - I work with the Permission Slip team closely (on a related and partly overlapping team) at Consumer Reports Innovation Lab. Happy to answer any questions or get answers if you stump me. My own work is on the connecte
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by dazzaji 3y ago
I couldn’t help but ask Claude 2 for some better words to name this phenomenon. The response was fascinating: “Here are some alternative words or concepts that could potentially provide a more nuanced or accurate description of the phenomen
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by dazzaji 3y ago
Unless I’m missing something, I believe all the big pieces are in place for just such a D&D game already, assuming one is starting with an environment and some key scenarios and virtual components and also a lot of great system prompt a
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by dazzaji 3y ago
I’m really interested in this project as another way to computationally express and use law. For more color on the project, here is a demo and discussion “Idea Flow” session I did with the project leads: https://law.mit.edu&#x2F
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by dazzaji 3y ago
I’m stuck on how it is known that the quantum analog is operating the same as what it is an analog of. I’m completely out of my depth so I fed the paper to Claude 2 and, after some back and forth, got this: “You raise a good point. There is
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by dazzaji 3y ago
I barely understand the actual research so I tried getting Claude 2 100k to walk me through it. It stresses that the findings are primarily important for guiding future research. Interestingly, when I then asked if there are any actions I c
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by dazzaji 3y ago
Thanks for the drill down. I should just searched the cheatsheet for each purportedly missing item. And I got a good chuckle picturing you counting “on two fingers” how many times you’ve needed SciPy or TensorFlow in 23 years!
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by dazzaji 3y ago
This comment got me thinking “What do you notice that is incorrect or important but missing from this page?” I discovered two things: 1) I’m too shallow in Python to identify any such issues and 2) while GPT-4 and Sage struggled with that
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by dazzaji 3y ago
There are some weaknesses with that theory: The signal has been detected since at least 1988. An asteroid belt around a sun would be dynamic and continuously changing, making it unlikely for the same 20-minute repeating pattern to persist f
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by dazzaji 4y ago
That made me laugh out loud. Somebody should write that scenario as a short story for all people who love or hate task management. And for me, please.
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by dazzaji 4y ago
The crux seems to be “Instead of ‘going public,’ you could say we’re ‘going purpose.’ …100% of the company’s voting stock transfers to the Patagonia Purpose Trust, created to protect the company’s values; and 100% of the nonvoting stock had
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by dazzaji 4y ago
A worldwide knowledge graph on IPFS. This submissions has the corrected link to the article.
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Noosphere, a Protocol for Thought(subconscious.substack.com)
4 points by dazzaji 4y ago|1 comments
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by dazzaji 4y ago
A worldwide knowledge graph on IPFS.
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by dazzaji 4y ago
I’d love to see this done with the US statutes and regulations.
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by dazzaji 10y ago
Higher revenue suggests Microsoft had the right idea by elevating a leader from their cloud services to the top.
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Totally Automated Legal Entity Prototype(law.mit.edu)
2 points by dazzaji 10y ago|0 comments
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LawChain Project Uses Blockchains to Make Official Laws Accessible via the Web(lawchain.org)
2 points by dazzaji 10y ago|0 comments