manquer

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by manquer 6d ago
Just like solving math or programming in a general sense is much harder than a specific solution , so is passing a broader law. We don’t complain about switch cases in code when there is two or three switches we start refactoring once it st
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by manquer 9d ago
I think implication being organizations with 40,000+ employees and even more consultants and contractors plus a lot of budget are also using LLMs to draft public facing content instead of paying for content writers or even just proof reader
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by manquer 10d ago
There are more possible game combinations than atoms in the universe, even those generation of valid game states are as you say pre-defined. that is why models cannot go this route and therefore are poor at chess
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by manquer 10d ago
> People who are good at it rely more on experience and deep domain expertise People are good are 1900 or 2100 above and the top ones who spend decades in the field i.e. deep expertise are well in the 2200-2700 range. A 1100 player is n
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by manquer 10d ago
> free work Don't know if I would call it that ? This was a potential customer reporting a result of an audit of a tool they are evaluating. This is frequent and normal activity in enterprise deals. Most of the time such reports are
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by manquer 10d ago
>Wallets usually belong to real people with lives. So does data ? it belongs to real people. I would imagine baseten's customers and eventually their end-users[1] were also grateful that their data was not compromised here and the d
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by manquer 11d ago
Swag packages like these are a token of appreciation not a reward. The front page post in HN here is worth far more than few thousand dollars , don’t think either organization is operating under purely financial transactional nature . Most
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by manquer 12d ago
Repetition at the start or end (i.e. Anaphora/Epistrophe) are not used lightly in prose or verse, they serve a rhetorical purpose - usually add rhythm or strengthen the theme. The type of repetition Claude uses is what Fowler[1] called
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by manquer 14d ago
As long you are burning more cash than you bring in, you are beholden to investors - whether it is retail, VCs, banks or a government giving you a bailout it is still someone signing you a check. Golden shares, vetos, PBC, charter are all
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by manquer 18d ago
If safety is the objective we should be prioritizing public transit(automated even better) and not discussing agent/human driving a personal vehicle, here we value freedom[1] over safety, my comment is only a reflection of that ethos.
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by manquer 18d ago
You are talking about enforcement. I am saying there are no AI laws on books, there is no established liability for the self driving software developer, the liability is still to the driver solely and completely. First lets have those laws
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by manquer 18d ago
Exactly why a blanket calculator ban for entire education system would be bad. It should be course specific decided by someone with pedagogical understanding of course contents ?
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by manquer 19d ago
Humans can go to prison [1], and depending on the state there are specific vehicular homicide laws or they are could be charged under normal homicide laws, specific statutes exist because vehicular laws can have higher punishment than typic
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by manquer 22d ago
You missed the hard part getting on HN front page , ie. Getting the acceptance of the community / zeitgeist . There is no incentive for OpenAI to subsidize is you if no one reads /reports on your benchmark . They are only going to
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by manquer 23d ago
> calculators are banned from math classes Not all math classes yes, if your are learning basic arithmetic yes calculators should not be allowed, but if am learning say applied statistics I would be wasting time adding numbers by hand an
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by manquer 25d ago
The implicit point being adding this type of safeguards to Fable dumbs down the model in measured performance even though it is not fundamentally different. Note it may not even be actual performance, typically in most benchmarks the model
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by manquer 1mo ago
Bubble means inflated not fake, i.e when they make less money their stock will crash and bubble will pop, which is what people buying the stock today are concerned with , is this going to hold
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by manquer 1mo ago
It is over 10 years, so cash flow impact is ~1.8b per year if it was equal installments. Given that 30% is conditional on TikTok and YouTube agreeing to similar controls and paying similar amounts and other payment terms the number might be
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by manquer 1mo ago
Sadly maybe 20 years ago $17K was price of a car. Median car price these days is close to $50K and there are hardly any new cars less than 20
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by manquer 1mo ago
ASICs always do better than general purpose chips. General purpose chips is turtles and turtles of virtualization and have to consider 4+ decades of backward compatible instructions set support. ASICs are deployed when the application area
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by manquer 1mo ago
I read it as it is impressive because smaller models 2.5T are squeezing similar returns as 10T models despite being 1/4th size not that there beyond 2T today the number or parameters do not have much meaning
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by manquer 1mo ago
Not necessarily, there could be diminishing returns on mere parameters count . There is nothing to say for example a 1 Quadrillion parameter model will be vastly more intelligent than current SOTA especially since new training data is larg
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by manquer 1mo ago
Here you go > Sentry processes 594 trillion events a year across 200,000 organizations.[1] That translates to an average of 18.8M events/sec , peak is likely 3-5x of that rather than evenly distributed 365dx24h. Even in 2019/20
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by manquer 1mo ago
Lago cloud ? Probably not , lago like sentry is more likely to be self-hosted . Stripe completed the metronome acquisition their usage billing offering just 8months back , that hardly makes Stripe the largest player in this place when they
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by manquer 1mo ago
Agree, even in the payments space usage-billing metrics providers like Chargebee / Lago etc get order(s) of magnitude more data than payment. Granted payments and associated ledges require a level of consistency that other systems do n
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by manquer 1mo ago
Risk-reward calculus. A buyer may not take the risk or hassle of going underground only for a small upside. Basically it is not as tempting at 90% of list price, but it is at 10% .
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by manquer 1mo ago
The alternative is to label it AI. That is distasteful for some of us, Intelligence is much stronger than automation in our minds so we avoid the term and try to describe it differently .
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by manquer 1mo ago
The people OP mentioned about "just want AI" . The pain point they raised is this is too complicated for people who just want to get started, that is not true anymore. It is certainly fun to fine-tune and setup if you like do some
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by manquer 1mo ago
Why would they wish to handcraft this ? That is what agents are for ? They could ask your current agent to a) search for this type of content online for the optimal setup for their hardware b) have the current agent/harness spin it up
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by manquer 2mo ago
That is the starting point though , minimum you need to buy one more for FO/DR if you care about uptime . It is not once and done you have some continuous costs in either direction. 1. you will not be able to still move all your worklo

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