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Smallest transformer that can add two 10-digit numbers(github.com)
248 points by ks2048 8mo ago|100 comments
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by ks2048 8mo ago
People should say what models/tools they used in even show the prompts.
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by ks2048 8mo ago
Yes, if you do a bunch of simulations and write-up a technical report, that is science. https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.14740v1
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by ks2048 8mo ago
You can change just change the last word and get Latin American foreign policy for the past 130 years, "Imagine a world where in order to do business in the US you must grant the government control of your country".
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by ks2048 8mo ago
Big Tech: you can just do things. Corrupt, evil Government: OK.
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by ks2048 8mo ago
If the gov does the "nuclear option" described on article, what do you think Anthropic's AI can do about it?
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by ks2048 8mo ago
I have been trying to help someone in Guatemala receive payments from international tourists and PayPal seems to be the best option we've found, even though I don't like using it (horror stories about money being stranded in locke
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by ks2048 8mo ago
A rival UN with $1B entry fee.
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by ks2048 8mo ago
"Hundreds of billions of lines of COBOL run in production every day, powering critical systems in finance, airlines, and government." That number sounds enormous. If the same code runs on 10,000 ATMs, are they counting that 10,000
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by ks2048 8mo ago
I wonder how much American labs do the same.
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by ks2048 8mo ago
Groups and Marketplace seem to be the main genuine uses in many non-US countries.
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by ks2048 8mo ago
Forget the paperclip maximizer - AGI will turn the whole world into pelicans on bikes.
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by ks2048 8mo ago
Take a look at Mistral, https://mistral.ai/news/mistral-ocr-3
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by ks2048 8mo ago
People need to abandon the notion of "trust" being a single axes between trustworthy to untrustworthy. Every source has it's biases, you should try to be aware of them and handle information accordingly.
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by ks2048 8mo ago
I'll recommend Jungles of Stone - the story of explorers Stephens and Catherwood - the first Europeans to document and explore the sites of the ancient Maya.
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by ks2048 9mo ago
I don't have the numbers right here, but roughly 95% subtitles correct and 99% characters correct (but roughly all of those errors are obvious to human labeler).
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by ks2048 9mo ago
This looks like a nice rundown of how to do this with Python's zstd module. But, I'm skeptical of using compressors directly for ML/AI/etc. (yes, compression and intelligence are very closely related, but practical com
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by ks2048 9mo ago
I've been trying different OCR models on what should be very simple - subtitles (these are simple machine-rendered text). While all models do very well (95+% accuracy), I haven't seen a model not occasionally make very obvious mi
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by ks2048 9mo ago
Should this work on a 16GB M3 MacBook Pro? It starts to load, but hangs or is too slow.
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by ks2048 9mo ago
I'm writing a Parquet (file format) viewer for macOS with Finder Preview. Will definitely release in the macOS app store before end of February.
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An update on unredacting select Epstein files – DBC12.pdf liberated(neosmart.net)
10 points by ks2048 9mo ago|0 comments
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by ks2048 9mo ago
I wonder if jmail ( https://www.jmail.world/ ) has worked on this? I tried to find the message in this blog post, but couldn't. (don't see how to search by date).
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by ks2048 9mo ago
It's cool that you can look at the git history to see what it did. Unfortunately, I do not see any of the human written prompts (?). First 10 commits, "git log --all --pretty=format:%s --reverse | head", Initial commit: e
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by ks2048 9mo ago
This is surely just the tip of the iceberg of what is going on in the CIA at the moment. Senator Ron Wyden just sent a mysterious public letter about concerns about what they are doing. https://thehill.com/homenews/sena
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by ks2048 9mo ago
I’m curious about SPM vs Cargo - are there basic design decisions that make Cargo better or just particularities of thier current states?
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by ks2048 9mo ago
I think you have to give some examples.
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by ks2048 9mo ago
As someone who basically only uses Emacs and Xcode- why is Xcode so bad?
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by ks2048 9mo ago
If you just do very crude pattern matching on the first chart he shows - it is warped by the (intentional?) way he drew orange overlay lines. The slope in 2024 and 2025 (the data that we already have) is much lower than the orange line draw
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by ks2048 9mo ago
How did you choose the name? (I know Colibrí is hummingbird in Spanish - here in Guatemala, lot's of places with Colibri in the name).
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by ks2048 9mo ago
Blog post by the author on seemingly-same topic [2020]: https://www.badancient.com/claims/drunk-war-elephants/

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