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by itissid 2y ago
> The problem is that RL is extremely inefficient. Wait What? That is an odd way of defining it. That's like saying turing machines are inefficient way to solve TSP. You would , at the least, want to define this in terms of complexi
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by itissid 2y ago
I wonder what changelog of the two studio products tell us about internal org fights(strifes)?
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by itissid 2y ago
For an OCR company I imagine it is unconscionable to do this because if you would say OCR for an Oral History project for a library and you made hallucination errors, well you've replaced facts with fiction. Rewriting history? What the
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by itissid 2y ago
Wait isn't there atleast a two step process here one is semantic segmentation followed by a method like texttract for text - to avoid hallucinations? One cannot possibly say that "Text extracted by a multimodal model cannot halluc
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by itissid 2y ago
does incogni work to erase your data and prevent these SSP/DSPs from never collecting your data?
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by itissid 2y ago
I think one thing people are discussing a lot here about Privacy around contacts and sharing. Limiting access to contacts , completely or partially, is the wrong way to design such systems. There are two problems with this approach: 1. Havi
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From Caves to Concerts: How Human Gatherings Will Shape the Future(yoursideofthebed.substack.com)
1 points by itissid 2y ago|0 comments
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by itissid 2y ago
I am using the 32Gb distilled model on my local 3090 with Continue in VSCode. It beats everything out of the water.
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by itissid 2y ago
It is leaps and bounds better than LLMs. For one you are doing RL which is classic AI like tuning that optimizes a reward function with nice qualities- it's the same stuff used to train chess games and Go by showing them the actual mov
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by itissid 2y ago
You can do a lot of work on MLOps and get very far without knowing much about ML. In a team with a senior ML engineers you are helping them scale and build stuff. Like say you want to generate tons of synthetic data using simulations, you
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by itissid 2y ago
OpenAI does not have a business model that is cashflow positive at this point and/or a product that gives them a significant leg up in the same moat sense Office/Teams might give to Microsoft.
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by itissid 2y ago
I wonder this is also what doomed some, but not all, of meta's hardware efforts like its watch from 2023 (Portal was successful and a solid build but that was more pacakging than manufacturing and died for a different reason: Prioritie
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by itissid 2y ago
I remember seeing tons of shipping containers repurposed as offices all over london last year. Was that a way to ease/get-around this real estate issue?
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by itissid 2y ago
LLM Design/Use has only about as much to with engineering as building a plane has to do with actually flying it. Every business is kind of a unicorn in its problems NLP is a small part of it. Like even if it did perform cheaply enough
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by itissid 2y ago
Can one define the process of an adiabetic circuit goes through like one would do analogusly for the carnot engine? The idea being coming up with a theoretical cieling for the efficiency of such a circuit in terms of circuit parameters?
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by itissid 2y ago
The only thing missing right now is a solid goal planning, goal validation engine and search to define rewards. Since code is one of those things you can train LLMs with using RL – not RHLF – it can actually do goal based AI planning, all t
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by itissid 2y ago
Spent like 30 mins tryig to figure out why ssh auth was not working. Compared sha256 signatures, doubted my reading abilities and pulled my hair.
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by itissid 2y ago
Is there a good technical article for why casting has become unreliable over time? Is there like an issue with standardization across Manufacturer's APIs or is it more of an issue with Client SDKs being spotty in implementation?
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by itissid 2y ago
Did you know positive discrimination is written into the Indian Constitution as an amendment(maybe there are more?). Reservations in school and colleges is likely the only way kids get in, but from my own personal experience it's been
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by itissid 2y ago
The only way to really solve the problem of historic discrimination is to solve the root problem of child poverty and lack of good developmental experiences as a kid. Not all, but a lot of it is about just requires money flowing to school d
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by itissid 2y ago
You are deacribing here are kinds of thoughts and how they manifest in generations. one is that brings things into physical existence(fame via achievement, children). Another is that which is kind of intangible and describes the person(agai
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by itissid 2y ago
more fun at https://ncase.me/
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by itissid 2y ago
Can someone explain to me how are SVMs are being classified in this paper as "Distribution-Based"? This is quite confusing as a taxonomy. They generaly don't estimate model free densities(kernel density estimates) or model ba
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by itissid 2y ago
Archive link: https://archive.ph/BOPO0
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The forests that powered premodern Britain into the modern age(economist.com)
4 points by itissid 2y ago|1 comments
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by itissid 2y ago
And obama made that happen in his last days in office in Dec 2015/Jan 2016
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by itissid 2y ago
Very cool. Question about the interactive image at the top of the page: why do the craters appear more distinct near the boundary of the dark and bright side of the moon and kind of much less on the brigh side surface far away from the boun
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by itissid 2y ago
Great work on the tool. Looks really useful for basic modeling for a businesses who need this. As a salaried person I would like to see a version of this tool for planning ones own portfolios. 0. Set your risk parameters: Maximum drawdown,
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by itissid 2y ago
Replacing people can never and should never be the goal of this though. How is that of any use to anyone? It will just create socio economic misery given how the economy functions. If some jobs do easily get automated away the only way tha
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by itissid 2y ago
I think the key is to have a strong goal. If the developer knows what they want but can't quite get there, even if it gives the wrong answer you can catch it. The use the resulting code to improve your productivity. Last week when usin

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