itchyjunk

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by itchyjunk 2y ago
So is 4o. Problem isn't the absence of model, it's inconsistency.
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by itchyjunk 2y ago
A single tool must work for ever use case or should the tool be picked based on the use case? Tool X doesn't work for use case Y. Regardless of where you shift the blame, tool X doesn't work for use case Y holds.
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by itchyjunk 2y ago
Maybe that's what the new vs experienced difference is indirectly capturing.
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by itchyjunk 2y ago
If true, that's really great that it's contributing to math! I'd heard a lot of negative things about String theory in that it was a waste of time for everyone involved and resources used as well. Contribution to theoretical
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by itchyjunk 2y ago
Can you elaborate on why you think it won't? That might be more valuable use of everyone's time instead of the binary X will / won't happen stance comment.
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by itchyjunk 2y ago
How many humans have you tested this with?
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by itchyjunk 2y ago
[2nd hand only] Ran some experiments on RAG based system. You can take a pool of candidate, semantic search by keywords you'd like each one to have. Once you have a narrow it down, you can have a more refined system that ranks them bas
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by itchyjunk 2y ago
Is the idea that the companies won't quickly adapt to this? Or worse, start negatively punishing candidates with anomalies like these? First I heard about this "White on white" trick was 7 or 8 months ago. If you RAG over res
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John Schulman (OpenAI Cofounder) – Reasoning, RLHF, & Plan for 2027 AGI [video](youtube.com)
3 points by itchyjunk 2y ago|0 comments
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by itchyjunk 2y ago
Do you have any citation on lack of funding for foundational research? From the looks of things, it seems like there is insane amount of money in AI and while maybe majority of it goes to "projects with high probability of success&quot
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by itchyjunk 2y ago
I have been bingeing on ttng for a year now. I thought of the song when I saw the title and didn't realize maybe it was inspired from the essay. Saw the mention of TTNG and it got me excited enough to log in and comment after a long ti
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The Three Projections of Doctor Futamura(blog.sigfpe.com)
2 points by itchyjunk 4y ago|0 comments
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by itchyjunk 4y ago
Good memory. I wonder how often things like this happen. hmm
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by itchyjunk 4y ago
Bit of both. Their (SAP) Convergent Charging module, to which a lot of legacy Sales and Distribution solutions are trying to move to, was acquired. I think they even have patents on the decision trees used in this module?
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Ask HN: Has tip economy moved to the digital world?
12 points by itchyjunk 4y ago|4 comments
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Duck Curve(en.wikipedia.org)
13 points by itchyjunk 4y ago|2 comments
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Why does toothpaste make everything taste horrible?(sciencefocus.com)
4 points by itchyjunk 4y ago|0 comments
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Don't Mow Your Lawn(youtube.com)
9 points by itchyjunk 4y ago|9 comments
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Ask HN: What do you find cathartic?
1 points by itchyjunk 4y ago|0 comments
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by itchyjunk 4y ago
Entirety of math is too large. Are you trying to learn to learn math? Or are you trying to learn actual math? Which topic are you interested in? By that, I mean something like say topology or algebra etc. Of course they have overlaps, but y
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by itchyjunk 4y ago
Getting a hang of irc does take time, imho. It's not something you actively look at and interact. Rather it's something I look at occasionally and interact with. I think this style of irc'ing has made it ideal for me. Once yo
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by itchyjunk 4y ago
It seems to be alive. My client still connects to it. I saw a lot of trolling that seems to have simmered down now. I have had some odd/interesting conversations in the #freenode channel. 417 users in the channel at the time of this wr
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Hydrothermal Carbonization (a.k.a. pressure cooking poop?)(sciencedirect.com)
1 points by itchyjunk 4y ago|1 comments
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Xbox (live) Status (24 hours into the outage)(support.xbox.com)
2 points by itchyjunk 4y ago|0 comments
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by itchyjunk 5y ago
I had read a news article about a topic and inferred some harsh undertone about a topic. I was using that as a basis for an argument I was having. But the person said they didn't infer from the article what I was inferring. I went back
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by itchyjunk 5y ago
I felt like my understanding about what has happened didn't change before and after this article. I admit I skimmed through it and I didn't follow all the links but what I got out of this is that we were excited about this for a l
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YouTube is blocking Ru-state funded media(theverge.com)
1 points by itchyjunk 5y ago|0 comments
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by itchyjunk 5y ago
So is this being done on purpose? Just a coincidence? If former, why is USA so good at toppling governments? Or does this happen all the time done by all sorts of country? Hard to tell if it's selective bias or if USA is just good at t
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Yes Prime Minister – Expelling Russian Diplomats [YouTube](youtube.com)
3 points by itchyjunk 5y ago|0 comments
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by itchyjunk 5y ago
In a completely hypothetical, imaginary, (not our) world, Anynomous was just a bunch of wanna be hackers who could only use scripts and such. They had some talent that could write scripts but mostly for denial of service etc. As luck would

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