katzenversteher

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by katzenversteher 1y ago
From their perspective they don't really know who put the tokens there. They just caculated the probabilities and then the inference engine adds tokens to the context window. Same with user and system prompt, they just appear in the co
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by katzenversteher 1y ago
"It puts the lotion on the skin, or it gets the hose again"
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
I can only help with RL, that's probably reinforcement learning. As far as I remember that means you let the model perform a task that can be "graded" and then depending on how well it did it get's a reward it want'
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
Well said, I feel the same. While I never used gopher I still remember e.g. the usenet vs. web forums. I mean being able to add images and stuff like that to discussions was helpful in many cases, I prefer the user experience of the usenet.
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
Damn, it's pretty early while I'm reading this and in my tired state, not noticing the year in the title, I somehow expected an article about Sierra adventure game internals... A bit disappointed but still a good read on a complet
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
Until someone with more power than them (other Humans, Aliens or Robots) decide to apply the same "reasoning" to them. I mean I totally understand it but it's pretty much caprice.
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
I bet a token like "sh t!", "f* " or "damn!" would have the same or even stronger effect but the LLM creators would not like to have the users read them
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
I've read somewhere that the peviously trained cells, while after injury and long rest period smaller and fewer are still built with a large number of mitochondria (that was needed for the previous performance levels). This seems to be
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
Reminds me of "Der Untergang". Mit dem Angriff C++26 wird das alles in Ordnung kommen!
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Insane Cave Diving [video](youtube.com)
1 points by katzenversteher 2y ago|1 comments
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
The video is two years old. I have a diving license but I don't actually like diving and I'm afraid of dark depths. "Normal" caving on land is also qute frightening to me. Maybe this why this video has such a big impact
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
Surround yourself in the language. In Germany we have almost everything dubbed, so you can watch pretty much any popular movie or TV series in German or read any popular book in German. Besides that there are also quite a lot of German prod
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
The most insane kind of caving I've ever seen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSOLDGaooQI (cave diving 245 meters deep)
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
I believe charisma, confidence and looks also play a huge role.
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
I have a lot of trouble reading math formulas, implemented as code I understand most stuff though. Is there a good math book or something similar that teaches things using code or helps translating formulas to code?
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
Indeed. I absolutely love my daughter but I think having her made me and my wife feel at least 10 years older. I always wanted two kids but now it makes me afraid and I honestly believe I would not survive a second one. At least not a simil
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
For us it was our baby daugther herself who kept us awake. For months we didn't have more than 2 hours of undisturbed sleep. After like 3 or 4 months we had around 4 hours of undisturbed sleep for a looong time. Now she's three an
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
Python 3 was announced way ahead and came with migration tools that worked pretty well. Besides character handling most of the stuff was pretty similar at the beginning and I never understood why apparently nobody or only a few projects mad
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
Found it: https://www.grahamnasby.com/files_publications/NasbyG_2017_H...
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
This is especially important in industrial settings. If a machine operator makes a mistake it's not just expensive, it can cost lifes. There where instances where operators actively fed fuel into fires because they misunderstood the si
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
I vaguely remember having played this game or a demo of it. I remember it being so difficult (or maybe I did not understand it) that I stopped playing after a while being frustrated. The dark and squishy atmosphere is great though!
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
I while ago (around 2010) I worked at Océ Technologies R&D and at least to me the machines while incredibly complex where quite easy to operate and maintain. In fact every developer was allowed to print their private stuff (non commerci
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
Oh, the swearing is supposed to be internal? That's probably why my colleagues give me these strange looks...
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
I understand your point but I believe McDonalds and the likes are worse. Sure some people hang out there together, in fact I even have fond memories of getting a Happy Meal with a shitty toys with my little sister but the food has little nu
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
Luckily I'm in the same situation with my younger sister. Unfortunately she lives several hundred kilometers from me but we are in contact regularly and sometimes we even go on vacation together.
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
I do not know you, but I'd like to send you and your family my best wishes and empathy.
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
I like. Quite a bit easier to read than EBNF and the like
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
Thank you, never heard of it but I'll take a look at it. Looks promising on a first glance.
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
I really miss ObjecTime ROOM. We used it a lot for embedded software development and it basically allowed to model the "big picture" of your application in (extended) UML and add C / C++ for the details. The generated code fo
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by katzenversteher 2y ago
No who you asked but I believe it's the part about "their many semen depositors"

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