igleria

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   by igleria 2y ago

   I think I've recently read two seemingly contradicting things: 1- LLMs can never generalize theorem proving 2- this paper: "This suggests that contemporary LLMs may already possess rich mathematical knowledge in their parameter sp
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   by igleria 2y ago

   Of course I see progress, but I feel like the bridge of "thinks" versus "regurgitates" is still far off, if it is still in the horizon with the current approach. IMHO. edit: furthermore, LLMs probably tackle very little
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   by igleria 2y ago

   It's really worrying to me, even as a self proclaimed "LLM <-> AI" skeptic, to see what kind of stuff people pretend to get out from an LLM. Typewriter monkeys as a service almost. Still useful for the odd task here and
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   by igleria 2y ago

   This is excellent. Since reading https://books.google.de/books/about/Models_of_the_Mind.html?... I've been expecting someone to start looking back into biology to try to move forward. I guess the poster is on
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   by igleria 2y ago

   > I reported hundreds by now and they did absolutely nothing. Ha. Same here but reporting a job ad that targets the dublin area, but it's really for bangkok. I hate it.
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   by igleria 2y ago

   I've read a theory about maybe the brain releasing DMT as a panic response to dying? Hopefully you are ok!
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   by igleria 2y ago

   https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42514633 the current base version release thread and a mere 40 comments. C'mon, it's not a sin to be biased.
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   by igleria 2y ago

   Indeed, although like you say, that is a property of forums rather than a unique trait of HN. I do love HN most of the time.
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   by igleria 2y ago

   Assuming that is true, which I don't have a reason to believe otherwise, only gave an excuse to the average reader to disregard without reading more than the title. You can see a similar bias in academia with work originating outside E
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    by igleria 2y ago

    > you should have just stuck to reading arxiv, TPOT, and jhana twitter for the past 2 years Traders expect to be able to trade based on regurgitated headlines made by tech influencers who don't know ANYTHING about NOTHING.
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    by igleria 2y ago

    this same forum ignored deepseek one month ago, save for a few... open minded people.
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    by igleria 2y ago

    > I don’t want to stir up conspiracy theories but I do think that currently all the big AI players have a vested interest in the message that the current scaling paradigm is the right one, and that this is a supremacy issue wrt China. It
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    by igleria 2y ago

    I will never forget HN's not-made-in-the-US bias https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42514633
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    by igleria 2y ago

    Enjoy your early retirement (that is what I would do in your case, spending the rest of my life enjoying things now that money is not a problem)
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    by igleria 2y ago

    > adjust it for inflation and I’m good If an employer offers this they are up there in employee retention for sure.
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    by igleria 2y ago

    There is a movie that makes fun of project stargate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Men_Who_Stare_at_Goats_(fi...
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    by igleria 2y ago

    This is a great idea, but still the problem of a small subset of rich people just not caring.
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    by igleria 2y ago

    I asked it "Describe how a device for transportation of living beings would be able to fly while looking like a sphere" and it just never returned an output
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    by igleria 2y ago

    Thank you for the entertainment 2048 gave me years ago, hope your new version has the reach you want!
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    by igleria 2y ago

    sorry for no subtitles, but the context is her saying she got married by one of the Argentinian early patriots (?) https://youtu.be/AS3aue2B7Ak
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    by igleria 2y ago

    > early artifacts like the first bug and me and a few other things lovely, reminds me of an argentinian tv presenter that we make jokes about regarding her age (97 currently and going strong)
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    by igleria 2y ago

    how do people like Bob get a job in the first place?
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    by igleria 2y ago

    free energy still needs to be distributed and solving free energy does not solve the balance of the grid. Dunno about Cryptographers.
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    by igleria 2y ago

    I would prefer having my salary indexed by inflation. Yes, even if we get deflation, before some ceo-wannabe asks about that.
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    by igleria 2y ago

    wtf leslu on HN!
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    by igleria 2y ago

    At the company I currently work at we are detecting people that take a very simple take home test, then they go on to use chatgpt and proceed to not be able to explain why "they" solved the problem that way. Also people sending a
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    by igleria 2y ago

    Wow this might finally push me to do something, thanks!
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    by igleria 2y ago

    > Why yearly, not monthly? can be monthly, should be put in a contract. > Also what if there is deflation, do people get pay cuts? Yes, put it written form in a contract too. What I suggest (employer and employee explicitly negotiatin
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    by igleria 2y ago

    > former employer Interested in your opinion about the following: Should employees get their salaries adjusted by inflation once per year?
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    by igleria 2y ago

    I'm pretty tired of having to argue with leadership about adjusting salaries by inflation. Of course they will begrudgingly eat up increases in other costs due to inflation, but the buck stops with the employees. Keep people that are p