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Ask HN: Which languages and frameworks do frontier LLMs understand best?
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by gmaster1440 2y ago
How about Svelte 5 with runes mode? One of the biggest challenges I've encountered so far while working on my SvelteKit with Svelte 5 codebase is that all frontier models struggle to understand differences between major versions of lan
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by gmaster1440 2y ago
> Scale beats all else. The best performance improvements come from increasing scale, rather than incremental insights in novel architectures. ...until the next novel architecture is discovered, which won't happen without said AI re
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by gmaster1440 2y ago
If I'm in charge of forging a presidential election, how difficult is it for me to use realistic, "ugly" numbers to sell it more effectively?
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by gmaster1440 2y ago
Apple's New Foundation Language Models (AFMs) 1. Two Main Models: - AFM-on-device: ~3 billion parameters, for efficient on-device use - AFM-server: Larger model for Private Cloud Compute 2. Architecture and Training: - Based o
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by gmaster1440 2y ago
> Semantic Clarity: Converts web content to a format more easily "understandable" for LLMs, enhancing their processing and reasoning capabilities. Are there any data or benchmarks available that show what kind of text content L
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by gmaster1440 2y ago
A lot of people appear to struggle with the likely possibility that there is both a lot of AI hype to go around and it's still a very disruptive technology that will improve a lot over relatively short timelines.
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by gmaster1440 2y ago
perhaps, but it doesn't offer an explanation for why chatgpt.com is down for this long.
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by gmaster1440 2y ago
A coordinated DDoS effort against popular AI front-ends seems like the most likely explanation.
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by gmaster1440 2y ago
Software aside, how do the accuracy/precision of the readings on the g7 compare to the g6? Not having to replace/order a transmitter every 3 months, and a 30-minute warmup, seem like significant improvements over the g6.
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by gmaster1440 2y ago
Ah, I see. May simply be the case then that `:has()` is relatively new and it wasn't possible prior to it's general availability as recent as Dec 2023.
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by gmaster1440 2y ago
Can you share a snippet or link to a repl showing how I can use `peer-` to make the label below have a gray text color when the input sibling is disabled? ``` <label for="email">Email</label> <input disabled id
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by gmaster1440 2y ago
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Subsequent-...
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by gmaster1440 2y ago
The `peer`-modifier has a very significant and unfortunate limitation which prevents it from being useful for things like styling `<label>` elements that precede input controls, which is that it can only target a previous sibling abov
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
System prompt for claude.ai: """ The assistant is Claude, created by Anthropic. The current date is Monday, March 04, 2024. Claude's knowledge base was last updated on August 2023. It answers questions about events prior
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
It's almost the inverse of going back 5 years and asking what companies will release the most successful or impressive AI's.
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
> Except that svelte advertises itself constantly as being faster and with smaller bundle sizes. Maybe this is a subtle difference, but I understood it as Svelte still caring about and prioritizing speed and bundle size, but not necessar
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
This is not so much the Svelte equivalent of React Native as it is just one of the wrappers for NativeScript ( https://nativescript.org ).
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
In a similar vein, I cannot recommend SvelteKit enough, which features some of the most consequential performance improvements[1] built right into the framework. [1] https://kit.svelte.dev/docs/performance
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
I understood Lyons as driving at a related point of Parfit getting too deep into theoretic analytic philosophy and being a little too ambitious or carried away with reconciling irreducible frameworks and values, which is tangential to your
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
Modern tech stack for managing data centers using tightly integrated hardware and software.
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
> There are apps who use AI well. They don’t call it AI because they are not children. All of Google is AI. But you don’t see them bandying it around like a kid with new light up shoes. Except of course you do, and well before the recent
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
Not so much killed as being rolled into YouTube Music
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
I don't see how a short AI summary dissuades actual discussion by real people. If anything, it can lower the barrier to entry and encourage more people to comment and participate, especially for longform pieces.
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
Initial hype wearing off is hardly an indictment of any product.
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The Alignment Problem is a human problem(markfayngersh.com)
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
Works on the mobile app for me.
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SnapFusion: Text-to-Image Diffusion Model on Mobile Devices Within Two Seconds(arxiv.org)
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
Interestingly, as I'm sure you're aware, Wittgenstein later moved away from his ideas of language as more direct representations of thought and reality in his Philosophical Investigations, suggesting it matters more how language i
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by gmaster1440 3y ago
I wrote a short piece on this almost 3 years ago shortly after GPT-3 came out, I share a lot of your intuitions here: https://www.markfayngersh.com/posts/the-thinking-placebo

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