ilaksh

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by ilaksh 2y ago
I was under the impression that the Checkers system was effective? https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/13ivx5s/a_robo...
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by ilaksh 2y ago
I think FOMO and the first two items in your list may be the same thing. People fear missing out on the latest thing that everyone else is doing.
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by ilaksh 2y ago
I don't think the word "conscious" is generally used in a way that is the least bit scientific. So that's the first problem. Here you combine "self-aware" with "awake" or "stream of experience&qu
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by ilaksh 2y ago
This doesn't add up to me. The majority of scientists really thought that animals didn't feel or experience things? That can't be true for scientists that actually observed animals. I can see how there might some type of conf
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by ilaksh 2y ago
The new Freenet is different from the old Freenet. And people will not necessarily know which one you are talking about.
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by ilaksh 2y ago
Has anyone runs evaluations to compare the instruct version with gpt-4o or llama3-70b etc.? It's so much larger than the leading open source models. So one would hope it would perform significantly better? Or is this in one of the chat
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by ilaksh 2y ago
Kind of a ridiculous approach, especially for this model. Use together.ai, fireworks.ai, RunPod serverless, any serverless. Or use ollama with the default quantization, will work on many home computers, including my gaming laptop which is a
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by ilaksh 2y ago
I suspect that this is a compute tradeoff they decided to make. Uses much less compute than SORA, so feasible to scale up for the public, but that much less coherent. If you look at OpenAI's technical report for SORA they show examples
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by ilaksh 2y ago
I wonder if this is doing basically the same thing as SORA/Kling, but with less compute/model size. It kind of reminds me of OpenAI's examples from their technical report: https://openai.com/index/video-g
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by ilaksh 2y ago
I heard they tried and were denied and announced it was not going to happen.
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by ilaksh 2y ago
I did a little bit of testing. It definitely needs to be fine-tuned with more images of humans so that it understands basic anatomy better. But for the prompts I actually tried, the speed and prompt adherence was a significant step up. The
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by ilaksh 2y ago
What about SDXL?
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by ilaksh 2y ago
Maybe this is a dumb question, but in order to pass, is the program or model only allowed to use the 400 training tasks? I assume it is allowed to train on other data, just not the actual public test tasks? Things like SORA and gpt-4o that
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by ilaksh 2y ago
When does this roll out exactly? And exactly which inference actually is on-device? I think people have been fooled by marketing for this one and the new Co-Pilot PCs into thinking that most of the AI really is running on-device. The models
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by ilaksh 2y ago
How hard is it to export all of the comments someone has written on HN? I have been thinking about converting my HN comment history into something like a blog. Each entry would show the title of the submission, link if applicable, and the c
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by ilaksh 2y ago
Your comment doesn't make any sense to me. 200ms is already extremely low latency.
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by ilaksh 2y ago
There is an effectively infinite number of possibilities of things people could throw at it and they can't know ahead of time whether your use case will work or not. Even if they told you exactly how it worked, you wouldn't know f
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by ilaksh 2y ago
How? I don't see any vision-language model in their model list for the API.
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by ilaksh 2y ago
Right but that license doesn't seem too bad as long as you don't get to 100 million users.
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by ilaksh 2y ago
I have been testing out LLMs with the together.ai API, but I can't figure out how to use the multimodal models with the API. I don't see any in their model list.
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by ilaksh 2y ago
Looks like terrific technology. However, the translation says that it's an "irrevocable revocable" non-commercial license with a form to apply for commercial use.
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by ilaksh 2y ago
Right and I guess everyone forgot that there was a panic about GPT-5 taking over the world or something and Altman publicly declared they would not be released GPT-5 soon. So that is why the name changed maybe.
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by ilaksh 2y ago
I believe that gpt-4o was really gpt-5, just renamed, and the multimodal stuff they demoed will actually be released within a month.
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by ilaksh 2y ago
If you want to run locally you can look into this https://github.com/PaddlePaddle/PaddleOCR https://andrejusb.blogspot.com/2024/03/optimizing-receipt-pr... But I suggest that you just skip th
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by ilaksh 2y ago
I disagree. I assume the manager was quite aware, but whenever he had previously asked for resources from his own boss before, they refused and implied that he needed to try to use even fewer resources. After your manager makes it clear mul
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by ilaksh 2y ago
Just out of curiosity, how do you feel about Tinygrad? They just released 0.9 and are also on the HN home page today.
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by ilaksh 2y ago
chrome recently rolled out something that groups browser tabs together. I thought they said they used AI. But basically a bunch of youtube tabs get consolidated into a youtube button tab that toggles the group to expand.
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by ilaksh 2y ago
Most cognition is subconscious. I believe there is an unsung gardener hero working in the background to cultivate the candidate flowers and then put spotlights on a few of the best ones that emerge. You then evaluate them as you walk down y
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by ilaksh 2y ago
Not to make everything about AI, but.. he did mention LLMs. What happens if, after clearly defining the problem and listing all potentially relevant clues as to how to solve it, you first give that information to an LLM, before taking a wal
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by ilaksh 2y ago
Ok, I would like to believe that. That's great then thanks.

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