evanthebouncy

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by evanthebouncy 2y ago
eval is crucial, as that's the only way to agree with the computer what it is doing matches what you want it to do. I wouldn't worry about speeds. We should expect compute and inference to be faster in the future, where we can sam
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by evanthebouncy 2y ago
https://evanthebouncy.github.io/program-synthesis-minimal/ Here's my take on it, you can view it as a modern extension to Armando's work (he's my PhD advisor)
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by evanthebouncy 4y ago
it is very related, and I spent an ungodly amount of time to make sure it is visually compact and to the point, so I can deliver knowledge directly into your eye holes with minimal friction. It's super heartwarming to see someone appre
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by evanthebouncy 4y ago
yes. reading some of your twitter posts I'd say I share your sentiment on how codex will upend the programming world. but I think better integrations and statement of intents need to be more fleshed out, given openAI & friends are
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by evanthebouncy 4y ago
I meant gpt3 and its cousins.
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by evanthebouncy 4y ago
Here's an obtuse answer. The operations that transform syntax trees are just programs as well which... Can be represented as a steams of tokens. But this is likely helpful if it makes it easier to learn by the NN. I'm certain ther
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by evanthebouncy 4y ago
Hiyo I'm the author xD Feel free to ask me questions uhhh... How does hacker news work lmao do i get notifications even hmm. I'll uhh... refresh this page once in awhile and see if I can help! if that don't work prolly just p