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dennisy
2y ago
Great post but lacking an answer. I guess we are yet to find one!
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dennisy
2y ago
Yeah agree this is a bit nuts from a company trying to promote their model!
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2y ago
Not sure if there is a great deal of maths to understand. The output of an LLM is stochastic by nature, and will read syntactical perfect, AKA a hallucination. No real way to mathematically prove this, considering there is also no way to kn
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dennisy
2y ago
This is a great idea! But I feel better served by an existing workflow tool, such as Airflow?
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dennisy
3y ago
I do like this idea, but if I am honest I think this should be a feature of a BI tool vs a whole new tool.
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dennisy
3y ago
Can this be used outside of OpenAI environments? If yes I think an example would be great!
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dennisy
3y ago
I do agree here! Bit of a tangent from the thread but what have been the most valuable advances in knowledge representation in the last 20 years? Any articles you could share would be lovely!
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dennisy
3y ago
Plus one on this question! Seems very similar.
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Unified storage framework for the entire machine learning lifecycle
(github.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Ahh ok, so you are saying Lisp is more specialised in this direction vs say Python to Java? Sorry for the ignorance but I have never used Lisp.
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3y ago
Hi! Thanks for the reply - and I sort of worried this was going to be the answer. I understand that I can take any language and create a higher level version which will provide functions which can access some data source. But I still wonder
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Ask HN: How would you implement a programming language with native data access?
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Ask HN: What are some of the best LLM explainers you have seen for non-techies?
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Ask HN: Great resources on future of AI predictions?
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dennisy
3y ago
I think the tax rate is also benefit: > Corporate tax: 0% on reinvested profits, 14-20% on distributed profits.
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Start an EU Company with Your (Estonian) E- Residency Digital ID
(e-resident.gov.ee)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Not overly related, but I just received a kit for Christmas and I am a little worried about sending my DNA to a company for storage and possibly sale later on? Does this concern anyone else, that in some not too distant future, ads etc coul
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dennisy
3y ago
Hmmm not sure I really get why Wolfram would be the right organisation to build this… I did enjoy the yoda examples however, so the time reading has not been lost .
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dennisy
3y ago
I am working on pretty much exactly this same thing :) Anything you can share yet? Here is mine: https://github.com/ydennisy/kg1
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dennisy
3y ago
Ok thank you
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dennisy
3y ago
Has anyone seen a project such as this which is open source? I am not saying this project should be, it’s just that my pet project is something very similar and I am sure some people must be building this in the open?
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Human-like systematic generalization through a meta-learning neural network
(nature.com)
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dennisy
3y ago
Could you elaborate a little more here please?
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3y ago
I think this is a huge point! Surprised no one asked it sooner. Where does all the code go which you tokenise?
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dennisy
3y ago
Ahh cool thank you!
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dennisy
3y ago
Have you tried this on HTML?
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dennisy
3y ago
Very sad to see such comments. We humans will still require attention spans longer than goldfish even with GPT.
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dennisy
3y ago
Yeah please share!!
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dennisy
3y ago
Nature created humans to understand nature. We created GPT4 to understand ourselves.
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dennisy
3y ago
I love the idea of this! However whenever I see such good abstraction I always worry that when my project gets big and complicated there will be things which are not possible to do, and at that point switching will be super expensive.
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