lukasb

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1. 121.▲
   by lukasb 3y ago

   Even simpler - you pick, knowing nothing, so there's a 2/3 chance you're wrong. If you're wrong, Monty points to toward the right door. So you should switch.
2. 122.▲
   by lukasb 3y ago

   edit: enable in settings, log out+in, mouse over "GPT-4" at the top Hm, is this available in the web app?
3. 123.▲
   by lukasb 3y ago

   How would this work? Say I need multiple function calls to handle a user prompt. OpenAI will only supply one function call at a time. My understanding is that "auto" just lets it choose which function to call, but you still have t
4. 124.▲
   by lukasb 3y ago

   Well, this knows when to stop calling GPT-4, which seems non-trivial.
5. 125.▲
   by lukasb 3y ago

   Can anyone comment on how well this does at coercing json output vs OpenAI function calling?
6. 126.▲
   by lukasb 3y ago

   Why is it foolish? Are drivers really well hardened now?
7. 127.▲
   by lukasb 3y ago

   Worth the click just for the three image sequence showing the effectivess of multispectral imaging.
8. 128.▲
   by lukasb 3y ago

   I'm surprised dual aspect theory as a solution to the mind-body problem isn't better known (at least, I hasn't heard of it.)
9. 129.▲
   by lukasb 3y ago

   Glad to see progress on this, hoping we find out just how badly Plato slandered the sophists. A lot of the images aren't loading for me in the post, though.
10. 130.▲
    by lukasb 3y ago

    What financial reasons?
11. 131.▲
    by lukasb 3y ago

    People talk about how the grid wouldn't be able to handle everyone switching to electric cars. I wonder how residential solar (which works better in some places than others obviously) fits into that.
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    by lukasb 3y ago

    Had no idea it was that easy to run arbitrary JavaScript on a mobile web browser. Thanks.
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    by lukasb 3y ago

    Just get multiple versions, discard outliers per frame, and average.
14. 134.▲
    by lukasb 3y ago

    That doesn't seem like the type of problem that can be solved with a drop-in solution.
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    by lukasb 3y ago

    What newer schedulers?
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    by lukasb 3y ago

    Looked at the staff list for a product manager, or a UX designer ... eventually found "product and business development manager" (and "product design manager" and almost everyone else is an engineer. I'm guessing th
17. 137.▲
    by lukasb 3y ago

    But Tokyo has accommodated growth without rent increasing significantly. No US city can say the same (edit: zip1234 proves me wrong below.)
18. 138.▲
    by lukasb 3y ago

    perfect
19. 139.▲
    by lukasb 3y ago

    Actually I think the impossibility of using natural language instructions to LLMs to prevent prompt injection demonstrates (or will demonstrate) that no true understanding is happening.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    So base model+RLLLMF performs as well as base model+RLHF. That could mean a lot of things - it could mean the base model puts a ceiling on the total possible accuracy, so having human-level performance at the RL step doesn't matter as
21. 141.▲
    by lukasb 4y ago

    What is the accuracy of the resulting model? Over what range of inputs?
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    I see people saying things like this but I have yet to see anyone show data for a non-trivial workflow with human-level accuracy over a wide range of inputs, without a human in the loop.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    So yeah, good news about that ...
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    Could the properties of the distribution (the spread? not stats literate enough) be used to calculate a confidence metric for the answer?
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    Well, Elon Musk just sent Twitter employees an email saying it's worth about $20B. He paid $44B for it. https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1640049750966665218
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    I wonder if he was using a Bluetooth keyboard. I've had to restart the Bluetooth module on my M1 a few times to stop this from happening.
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    So? Why HASN'T anyone built Visual Basic for the web?
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    I've been wondering if you could use something like llama-chain's tree summarization, but modified to be aware of inter-module dependencies: https://gpt-index.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guides/index_gu
29. 149.▲
    by lukasb 4y ago

    This would be a LOT of fun on salt flats
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    by lukasb 4y ago

    Yeah I understand that operating on opaque data might not be one of the first items on your roadmap. Thanks for the quick responses.