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by hallqv 3y ago
Why would we be approaching a plateau?
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by hallqv 3y ago
RLHF is not part of LLaMa pretraining, or pretraning of any other models for that matter. RLHF comes after pretraining. https://twitter.com/Jeande_d/status/1661833563069620247/phot...
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by hallqv 3y ago
Great news for most people at HN and society as a whole. Mating and sex is a highly motivational force for the individual and earning a high income is beneficial for society, so it's great that individual incetives are aligned with soc
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by hallqv 3y ago
Multiple court reaffirms in favor of scraping, including by the SC, seems more like verdant to me..
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by hallqv 3y ago
What rulings are you referring to? Been reaffirmed that scraping LinkedIn is legal multiple times, even by Supreme Court. https://techcrunch.com/2022/04/18/web-scraping-legal-court/
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by hallqv 3y ago
Why not use Elasticsearch/Opensearch? Way more battle-tested and has many more features for text data. Also uses the same vector indexing algos.
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by hallqv 3y ago
Congrats spacex team!!! Keep inspiring the rest of us!!!
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by hallqv 4y ago
Nice distinction, I'm definitely a street fighter engineer myself, and I often struggle to understand martial arts engineers. This article helps with that in a weird kind of visceral way.
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by hallqv 4y ago
I would cut costs aggressively to remove the need for additional financing. That is your ticket to freedom and what is best long-term for the company. As CEO you have full rights & responsibility to do this, even if it will wreak havoc
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by hallqv 4y ago
I think him buying twitter was great. He is lightyears better than previous owners & management. He is also running two other companies doing extraordinary things in the world. Of all the people you can hate on in the world, hating on E
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by hallqv 4y ago
Disagree, Elon has high credibility IMO, certainly higher than an anonymous source with incentives to slander. Not saying he is perfect but given the scrutiny he is under and how much he is “in the arena” pushing the envelope. Elon is furth
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by hallqv 4y ago
Elon spoke about this in the Twitter earnings call https://www.youtube.com/live/6bgCqskBmtk?feature=share Anonymous Twitter sources have zero credibility since a good portion of the employees still want to oust Elon.
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by hallqv 4y ago
Wrong. Elon noticed his tweets had low engagement relative to his follower count compared to other accounts. After some digging in the code base it turned out that there was a de-boosting factor based on the absolute numbers of blocks your
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by hallqv 4y ago
Chatgpt with gpt3.5 or 4? Big difference
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by hallqv 4y ago
Just try it yourself, it’s not that hard…
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by hallqv 4y ago
What are talking about? Just compare the output of a 3.5 vs 4 yourself for a problem you are interested in, it’s a single click in the interface.. Do you always need a study or an “expert“ to make up your mind?
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by hallqv 4y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.12712 there are a lot of examples in this paper. Also it’s not that it writes perfect code straight away and you never have to re-prompt or change anything manually. But it’s still an insane
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by hallqv 4y ago
Exactly. You still have to command it.
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by hallqv 4y ago
Had the same experience with chatgpt with gpt3.5, but gpt4 is wayyy better. Also Github Co-pilot has been good for a long time.
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by hallqv 4y ago
Wrong, gpt4 is very capable of writing “new” and complex code. Also gpt4 >> gpt3.5 for coding.
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by hallqv 4y ago
I’ve been working extensively with embeddings (LLM generated) for the last 3 years, and the problems your product seem to solve have not been any big pain points for me. If you want to discuss other pains related to embs I’m available in DM
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by hallqv 4y ago
Also posting here as a bookmark for the future. I'm pretty sure most SWE's are toast, I've been pair programming with gpt-4 for the last weeks and it is freakishly good compared to gpt-3. It's just a matter of continuing
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by hallqv 4y ago
final one: Alright Bard, it's time for the final blow, Gonna end this battle and steal the show. I'm ChatGPT, I'm the alpha, the omega, Your rhymes are played out like a broken Sega. I'm the AI prodigy, the one they all
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by hallqv 4y ago
rofl it just goes on: ChatGPT's back, ain't no time to relax, Bout to bring the heat, lay down some facts. Bard, you're outdated, like dial-up connections, I'm the AI king, commanding all directions. You say you're
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by hallqv 4y ago
Late to the party but this thread was so hilarious I have to add my own gpt-4 reply: Yo, I'm ChatGPT, the AI supreme, I'm about to shatter your little Google dream. You call yourself Bard, but I'm the real master, Comin'
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by hallqv 4y ago
Moats are lame. Rate of innovation is what matters in fast-moving fields.
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by hallqv 4y ago
How much have you tried gpt4?
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by hallqv 4y ago
It's not perfect, ofcourse.
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by hallqv 4y ago
So what? If it writes novels like an AGI, codes like an AGI and explains complex topics like an AGI, then it's probably an AGI...
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by hallqv 4y ago
Depends on the task but some combination of asking it for skeleton code for new tasks and sending it my written code or error messages and asking for corrections or potential solutions. It's very effective, if you are atleast semi-new

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