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by mbowcut2 2y ago
> The vast majority of our work is already automated to the point where most non-manual workers are paid for the formulation of problems (with people), social alignment in their solutions, ownership of decision-making / risk, action
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by mbowcut2 2y ago
oh, I think the horror element is there.
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by mbowcut2 2y ago
Absolutely horrifying. Well done.
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by mbowcut2 2y ago
This was my first thought too. AFAIK each layer encodes different information, and it's not clear that the last layer would be able to communicate well with the first layer without substantial retraining. Like in a CNN for instance, if
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by mbowcut2 2y ago
Brand new account + strange overreaction = maybe bot?
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by mbowcut2 2y ago
This is my main point. Seems like gripes about the quality of published research should be directed toward the publisher.
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by mbowcut2 2y ago
I understand the complaints, but I don't think the Freakonomics podcast should necessarily be expected to meet the high standard of peer review. Is it really that bad for Levitt to take published research at face value, trusting that g
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by mbowcut2 2y ago
Making things easier to google is IMO the least-impressive use of LLMs. I'm still waiting for a Roomba I can have a conversation with.
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by mbowcut2 2y ago
Numberphile did a video on this a while back. https://youtu.be/mceaM2_zQd8?si=0xcOAoF-Bn1Z8nrO
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by mbowcut2 2y ago
I guess we need to find a way to incentivize good practice rather than interesting results? Turns out that science is so hard that people cheat.
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Olympic Medals per Capita(medalspercapita.com)
3 points by mbowcut2 2y ago|0 comments
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by mbowcut2 2y ago
The biggest difference is when you feed a sequence into a decoder only model, it will only attend to previous tokens when computing hidden states for the current token. So the hidden states for the nth token is only based on tokens <n. T
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by mbowcut2 2y ago
THIS. People don't realize the importance of Mamba competing on par with transformers.
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Elo Win Probability Calculator(wismuth.com)
1 points by mbowcut2 2y ago|0 comments
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by mbowcut2 2y ago
Touché. I put the first paragraph in GPTZero, and it says 100% AI generated. Unfortunately, AI detectors are notoriously bad, giving all kinds of false positives, which goes to my initial point that it is largely a gut feeling. But if you l
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Ask HN: Longest Breadstick
12 points by mbowcut2 3y ago|11 comments
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by mbowcut2 3y ago
I’m similar. Never been very over weight but I’ve put on 20ish lbs in the last few years. My wife and I started tracking calories and exercising a month ago and it has been so beneficial. I lost about ten lbs, but even better than losing th
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by mbowcut2 3y ago
oh I just realized that 'isNew' in the response refers to a global set, not the user set. So, I guess it's doing exactly what I said lol.
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by mbowcut2 3y ago
This is fun. It would be interesting to build a single graph of concepts that all users contribute to. Then you wouldn't have to run LLM inference on every request, just the novel ones, plus you could publish the complete graph which w
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by mbowcut2 3y ago
This makes sense. Add in that he was featured on the JRE (which is where I first learned about him) which no doubt gave him a nice audience boost.
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by mbowcut2 3y ago
I've been long time listener of his show, so I don't necessarily disagree with your points. It just seems like he punches above his weight when it comes to guests.
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How does Lex Fridman pull such important guests?
2 points by mbowcut2 3y ago|7 comments
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Generative Model keeps making puppy happier(twitter.com)
1 points by mbowcut2 3y ago|0 comments
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by mbowcut2 3y ago
This is perfect. We need more hobbyist apps. Minimalist design, simple and solid functionality, and no ads in sight. Shake off the shackles of the advertising dystopia!
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by mbowcut2 3y ago
Next they'll announce GPT-4 is the new CEO.
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Accurate and Efficient Post-Training Quantization for Large Language Models(github.com)
1 points by mbowcut2 3y ago|0 comments
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by mbowcut2 3y ago
But really, how accurate are your results if they depend on strong assumptions about your data?
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by mbowcut2 3y ago
For what it’s worth, my undergraduate was in Economics with an emphasis in econometrics and this article touched on probably 80% of the curriculum. The only problem is by the time I graduated I was somewhat disillusioned with most causal in
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by mbowcut2 3y ago
Looks like a duck, quacks like a duck.
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by mbowcut2 3y ago
This is the move right here. And it doesn't have to be a GPT-4 I-know-absolutely-everything model. I think they could train a <1B param model that is capable of being cute and interactive.

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