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by lossolo 3y ago
Are you sure about these numbers? As ROI doesn't make any sense to me in context of the new investments built solely for rent. How does it work?
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by lossolo 3y ago
This benchmark is mostly worthless, some of the top models there were trained on benchmark data, which is a known fact in the community. The only reliable benchmark: https://huggingface.co/spaces/lmsys/chatbot-aren
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by lossolo 3y ago
Don’t overlook the training data (used for both training and instruction fine-tuning), it is one of the most crucial aspects, if not the most critical, given the significant differences observed in models with similar architectures.
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There are mushrooms that "eat" radiation from nuclear waste. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiotrophic_fungus
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by lossolo 3y ago
> If/when China attempts to invade Taiwan, the US will impose a naval blockade on its shipping (Zeihan claims a "couple destroyers in the Indian Ocean" ... probably a BIT more involved than that) ... China will starve and
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by lossolo 3y ago
The only reliable benchmark is found at https://huggingface.co/spaces/lmsys/chatbot-arena-leaderboar... Model creators train models including open-source benchmarks in the data, either intentionally to achieve bet
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by lossolo 3y ago
Besides generating profits for shareholders, let's amend the law to require that business activities also avoid causing harm and benefit society. This means every decision would need to balance the interests of shareholders with those
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by lossolo 3y ago
There is evidence that they actually can't reason: https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.00871 https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.13638 https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.09247 https://
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by lossolo 3y ago
It's because they learn small patterns from datasets, it doesn't matter whether the subjects are Sally, George, sisters, or apples. If a particular logic pattern was not in the training dataset, then the model did not learn it and
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by lossolo 3y ago
> What guesswork? "so my guess is that" > My point is that you don't hear about most vulnerabilities in SAAS products, because there is no norm of disclosing them. BUt disclosure is unavoidable for open source on-prem p
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by lossolo 3y ago
> Gitlab is both open source and has an on-prem product, so my guess is that you're simply hearing about more of the Gitlab bugs than you would with a comparably sized competitor. It seems you might not be using their on-premises pr
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by lossolo 3y ago
Gitlab upgrades, omg that was a nightmare, so many broken upgrades, there are literally thousands of issues on their issue tracker only about problems with upgrades.
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by lossolo 3y ago
What a strange perspective. If not e-mail, then what would you associate it with? I've been running a site for over 20 years with a large user base. We initially used usernames, but it was disastrous. Everyone knew each other's us
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by lossolo 3y ago
But is not recognized by General Assembly, which means it's not recognized by UN. EU and US do not recognize Taiwan or Honk Kong as separate countries also but as part of China. That's not an opinion but a legal fact. > Even th
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by lossolo 3y ago
> guide the decision-making process What does it mean exactly? Because this can mean everything really. I mean you could guide decision making process by "now press break, now reverse and...", is it still driving?
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by lossolo 3y ago
For every N papers suggesting that LLM can "understand" you have X papers that suggests they can't. https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.00871 https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.13638 https:/&#
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by lossolo 3y ago
There is also a lot of evidence lately that they do not generalize. https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.00871 https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.13638 https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.09247 https:
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by lossolo 3y ago
It's a bad situation because of Mozilla management's incompetence, and the lack of alternatives to Firefox exacerbates the issue. Instead of investing in 'Ai' perhaps they should focus on a massive marketing campaign for
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by lossolo 3y ago
Reasoning, in the context of artificial intelligence and cognitive sciences, can be seen as the process of drawing inferences or making decisions based on available information. This doesn't make machines like calculators or LLMs equiv
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by lossolo 3y ago
It wasn't LLM. It was a graph network.
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by lossolo 3y ago
A few more interesting papers not mentioned in the article: "Faith and Fate: Limits of Transformers on Compositionality" https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.18654 "Comparing Humans, GPT-4, and GPT-4V On Abstracti
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Reasoning and intelligence exists without language.
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by lossolo 3y ago
> We do have systems that reason. Prolog comes to mind. It's a niche tool, used in isolated cases by relatively few people. I think that the other candidates are similar: proof assistants, physics simulators, computational chemistry
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by lossolo 3y ago
Your ability to download or upvote comments and stories can also be shadowbanned, rendering these actions ineffective.
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> Maybe the author doesn't remember the blue screen of death, or reflexively hitting ctrl-S every five minutes to save because the software might crash, or clicking on menus in Word and they wouldn't open because you had a macr
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by lossolo 3y ago
And bombing of Dresden[1] and dropping nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. All of that would be considered war crimes using the law that was created after world war II but unfortunately not before: > The Hague Conventions, addressin
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by lossolo 3y ago
> I don't remember the incident where Israel killed 1200 Palestinians on a music festival with unmarked troops. You mean 364 on festival? The final death toll from the 7th October attack is now thought to be 695 Israeli civilians, i
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by lossolo 3y ago
What I'm really curious about is how many of these experiments and trials didn't work in mice but would work in humans.
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> in public school settings when unchecked peer abuse occurs, as one example. Such abuse can grow into an irreparable state of dysfunction and life breakdown. Just guessing but probably there is a reason why he mentioned that.
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Throughout this conversation, I have repeatedly requested specific arguments or evidence regarding the logical structure of fascism. These requests were made in the spirit of understanding and critically examining your viewpoint. Despite th

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