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ilaksh
2y ago
The SOTA models have excellent instruction following capability and the ability to output in any format you want including JSON. That's all you need from the model to be able to use it in an agent. Tell it to output commands in a give
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ilaksh
2y ago
This isn't a scientific take necessarily, but did those studies look at the overall time of resolution of the illness and severity of the fever and related symptoms as well as the activity level of the patients? Because for me, signifi
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ilaksh
2y ago
It seems like many people basically use open browser tabs as history/bookmarks. If they don't close it, they want to remember it forever. I believe browsers have had to adapt to this by basically converting tabs into auto-bookmark
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ilaksh
2y ago
Something weird is going on with this web page on Chrome in Ubuntu. The table of contents is obscuring the page text.
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ilaksh
2y ago
You could just mainly use the OpenAI APIs. You want it to recognize and encode the board into text at the beginning by sending an image to the chat endpoint. You could use their Whisper API or Deepgram API for speech to text. You would prob
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ilaksh
2y ago
It seems like you mainly switched to anti-neural-network punditry. Have you thought about trying to go back to research or is that not viable for you anymore?
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ilaksh
2y ago
How does this compare to the fiscal situation at the time of WWI or WWII? And how does it compare relative to other factors like other countries' finances?
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ilaksh
2y ago
He makes a good point about "secret" knowledge, but I don't think that's the real secret. I believe almost everyone, including the author here, misunderstands what made Minecraft take off. It was NOT just the fact that y
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2y ago
I think that if civilized people keep tolerating and normalizing warfare long enough then it eventually catches up with them in their own country. Exactly what you are supposed to do to stop it, I am not sure. But just complete acceptance o
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2y ago
I think the fundamental issue is identification. The government cannot effectively regulate your interaction with the internet if you cannot be identified. There seem to be different viewpoints: one is that the government should not try to
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ilaksh
2y ago
Is there a way to search the large scrap yard?
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ilaksh
2y ago
Why do you think this is BS? It perfectly explains the name and also why something like this is installed so ubiquitously and still installed despite such a massive screw up. Also offensive capabilities need wide deployment just as much as
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ilaksh
2y ago
How does their API pricing compare to 4o and 3.5 Sonnet?
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2y ago
One thing that I don't think people realize is that group beliefs and identification go together. In that if you see yourself as part of a group, or want to be part of a group, generally you will need to adopt many of the same beliefs.
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ilaksh
2y ago
https://www.improvethenews.org/
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ilaksh
2y ago
Funnily enough, I happen to be currently working on an agent application where the goal is to generate a PowerPoint faster. Right now it takes about a week. We should be able to do it in less than 5 minutes. We could do it faster, but I am
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ilaksh
2y ago
Good point about making it unconditional. I meant more like for an opportunity to pause work or reduce work to find a better job, or study, or start a business. And I should not have said nice apartment but rather standard apartment. Many l
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ilaksh
2y ago
Which of those jobs do the people in this thread have? Are they doing anything for the society to function? Does the income level reflect that?
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2y ago
$1000 is not enough to quit their jobs or get a nice apartment. They could move slightly closer to work if they have to commute. It's not enough for a real tuition or to support them to study instead of work. I don't think we'
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2y ago
I love my caffeine. But caffeine is an addictive, highly profitable substance. So advertising it and trying to promote it as somehow having real health benefits is widespread. I would not be surprised if routine consumption of caffeine was
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ilaksh
2y ago
You can easily rack up $20 worth of tokens using the API. Especially if you are loading in a bunch of code or program output etc.
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ilaksh
2y ago
I had never heard of CrowdStrike before. The name seems to imply that it's a military cybersecurity weapon, such as for a massive DDOS on command.
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2y ago
Is there a github?
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ilaksh
2y ago
Mistral just released a totally open 12b model
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2y ago
Mini is 82% MMLU and 8b is 68%
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2y ago
Llama3 8b is in no way equivalent to Gemini Flash or gpt-4o mini.
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ilaksh
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I don't think there are any VPSs that can do that in a way that is even remotely performant or a good value compared to something like an LLM inference provider or serverless GPU. I would look into together.ai and RunPod for that type
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2y ago
Anyone see benchmarks comparing this to Gemini Flash or gpt-3.5 or open models that can run on groq?
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2y ago
https://sentientmedia.org/cattle-farming/
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It's because many natural alternatives to meat or dairy don't taste the same or necessarily as good as what they are replacing. We need something that is more equivalent to convince large numbers of people to switch. Bovine agricu
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