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1y ago
Btw, besides the prompt, the other input to the technical report (the gdrive link) was this repo: https://github.com/elder-plinius/CL4R1T4S/tree/main
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Yes, pretty much. We wanted it be functional from the start. Even low level, everything's functional (it's even called functional.py/core.py). We're using decorators everywhere. This helped a lot with refactoring, extend
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Wanted to do just that, thank you
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I didn't expect this -- I was supposed to be sleeping now, but I guess I'll chat with whoever jumps in! Good thing I've got some white nights experience.
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That's gonna be a very, very, long answer. What's funny is that not much changed since 2022 (eoy) when the projected started; the models just got better, but we had a good chunk of the primitives since gpt-3. What's more rece
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SymbolicAI: A neuro-symbolic perspective on LLMs
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"Why SymbolicAI" Is the Wrong Question
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We just compressed months of math research into 24 hours
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Large Language Models Can Self-Improve at Web Agent Tasks
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You might want to give a read to "Scaling Data-Constrained Language Models" [1]. They basically generalized the Chinchilla scaling law by investigating behavior on multi-epoch runs. [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/2
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Thank you! We have integration with graphistry, their tool is amazing for dealing with graphs.
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Right. Even though we provide support for both OS models and custom ones, this part of the framework lacks proper maintenance. In this case less was definitely NOT more, and it's something we're aware of. To briefly present our cu
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Show HN: SymbolicAI
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SymbolicAI – Retrieval Augmented Generation, Multimodal Inputs, User Packages [video]
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What a champ.
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Great article!
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> There is enough misinformation and woo surrounding QM already. There is absolutely no reason to entertain the notion that there is some deep connection between QM and any macroscopic phenomenon simply because both involve a wave equati
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3y ago
There's nautil.us too.
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Very insightful piece. Excellent foresight.
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I also don't believe that "Willpower needed to make decisions is a limited resource.", (and in the context) is one reason why todo lists are weighing one down. The only person I currently found discussing another way of looki
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It's actually the only thing that worked for me. I have a natural skill at deconstructing complex things, and my hunch is this the main reason I never enjoyed todo lists, even though if a task is extremely complex I have to break it do