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larodi
6mo ago
Ancient Greece did not have agents crawling peoples stuff for profiling. The argument is broken.
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6mo ago
Phone is yours. Software it runs not.
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6mo ago
Not sure about the charts themselves, but it helps structure code and logic better if a clear description of possible states (of phenomena) is provided and reasoned about. Naturally, as the author notes, we are using states in our programs.
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6mo ago
What do you imagine distillation being then?
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6mo ago
Running marathon is not the same as getting to a predestined destination. Try running Rome-Paris next time instead of taking the train, I guess is the same. But still not the marathon goal.
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6mo ago
Love them knots! The sudoku of the universe :)
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6mo ago
(not trying to pick a fight, but...) what difference it makes if an agent spent 100$ to understand and came to the same result, given it is those who use it that will benefit of it, and thus the craze here. note: i'm not saying author
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6mo ago
Is a brilliant algo, and also works for multi-dim data. U can choose different distance functions - still works. Perhaps Dijkstra-shortest-path level significant for the robotic/ai era.
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larodi
6mo ago
There's an algo called dynamic time warping (DTW) and is very often overlooked. My wild guess would be is at play @Shazam.
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6mo ago
Can s.o. please explain, does the Cursor EULA really allow it to train on my code, as I really don't expect Claude Code or CODEX to do it either?
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6mo ago
There’s one in BG that does that and yo great success. Reply here if this is a destination you have access to. I’ll provide detail.
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6mo ago
Cattle of course. But not an LLM Text .) which is good
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6mo ago
Besides models get distilled for fun and profit all the time, which on its own does not support the theory of model collapse.
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6mo ago
My bet is many of these crawlers collect price matching, socio-political and other data. It is curious how it gets decided that all spiders crawl for training. And in fact the walled data is much more interesting, and particularly Reddit,
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6mo ago
This whole poisoning intent is so incredibly misappropriated, that I feel sad about it. First of all - there is enough content to train on already, that is not poisoned, and second - the other new content is largely populated in automated m
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6mo ago
what does it mean a condition of sinfulness, the tendency? like, if you ask a theosophist, which a I did the other day, he claimed it is not about sexuality or human nature at all. It is the sin of attempting to create a reality without God
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6mo ago
Waiting for 6502 implemented on top of Sudoku!
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6mo ago
Wonder what really stops them to have an agent dig for a night, and have this compatibility in place. Even if it means them say - this is very unstable, use with caution.
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Hermes Agent (by Nous Hermes) quickly ranked #1 on OpenRouter
(twitter.com)
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6mo ago
in Teknium's words: "Hermes Agent is now the #1 coding app and closing in fast to be the #1 app globally on OpenRouter!!"
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6mo ago
no for sure its not. its giving birth or rather - conception. Psalm 51:5 — "Behold, I was shapen in iniquity; and in sin did my mother conceive me."
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6mo ago
> We are strongly, strongly evolutionary oriented away from 'murder' - it's the original sin Very strong statement given the massive killing of kettle and poultry per second. Also given all the wars including those current
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6mo ago
Here’s one: scratches are officially not an argument anymore for a price discount on a second hand Mac. Drop them like it’s hot!
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6mo ago
Stick around and you’ll find out. And, no, it is even statistically unlikely some leaf comments ever get that much attention.
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7mo ago
She probably is already stinking rich, or at least rich enough. Beyond certain point, though, research and knowledge seems more interesting than riches, and particularly if you feel yourself a researcher. Otherwise, perhaps, she be doing th
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7mo ago
This whole essay very strongly resonates with the anti-natalistic movement. The fact the protagonist of the story kills himself adds to this in a very unmistakable manner.
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7mo ago
How credible are the claims code en masse is good? Because I despise nearly every line of unreasonably verbose Java, that is so much waste of time and effort, but still deployed everywhere.
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7mo ago
49-7=42 it is all clear
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7mo ago
It is amazing how much malice did author put into proving the world is stupid, and only few still stand guard of reason.
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7mo ago
this continual down-voting is not a personal thing for sure. perhaps there are crawlers that pretend to be more humane, or fully automated llm commenters which also randomly downvote.
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