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by mdp2021 5mo ago
Same in europe, since a few years. It should be illegal, but there you are. There is the possibility (as said by an apologetic driver) that it sometimes may be a badly functioning automation ("Too high? Oh but it's automatic"
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
Compression minimizes the representation of information. Laws (scientific, philosophical etc.) as compression represent the common side of classes of events - an abstraction of said events, stripping the irrelevant - irrelevant to some pers
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
> Why doesnt HN autopopulate the title in that case Cost of automation; application of intelligence over exceptions. > Given this is a discusion site I lead with my point of view Post it in the submission.
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
Yes. But /lossful/ compression: (scientific, philosophical etc.) laws compress an abstract narration of events into that tiny, hard, fundamental, predictive detail. (Then it depends on your concern: "Aagh, the aunt fell!&quot
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
Your suggestion is not clear: yes we reason and define relevant details (maybe through further information retrieval) to better construct queries - that is what Analytical school of thought taught and insisted on -, and even more crucial is
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
> clearly there Already the fact that we could have to ask "there where", the fact that we have met clearly unintelligent bots, creates a requirement about defining where it (intelligence) is and investigating what put it the
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
But, in short, the ability to manage information, to process it properly, is more important in this regard than just having the information. "Having" more knowledge is not a guarantee to "using" it better. And to improve
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
Surely they must know the current hurdles, but clearly they know that all the relevant people are monitoring the market for the proper hardware to get and 16GB will be an entry point.
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
If you accept the "ggml-org": https://huggingface.co/ggml-org/gemma-4-12B-it-GGUF/tree/mai... https://huggingface.co/ggml-org/gemma-4-12B-it-GGUF/blob/mai...
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
> I suspect ... still wins in general world knowledge due to bigger size Encyclopedic knowledge matters relatively little in perspective, given the expectable future developments: even the more knowledgeable of us will use that knowled
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
The mechanism of non-free but alternative ordering is already present in Julio Cortazar's Rayuela. (Read it as printed or read it jumping from numbered chunk to numbered chunk in the alternative order.)
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
The argument? Not emojis but glyphs. There is the title, and there is metadata. Round brackets are already potentially in the title, as part of it (this submission is an example). Square brackets are for elisions, to complete the literal ti
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
There are portable (or not) software applications, portable algorithms code, non-portable algorithm code. Assembly based software for the Motorola 68000 /and/ the Amiga will not run on a 68000 Mac. A "polynomial based packed
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
> Over the past few years, inference-specific chip start-ups were experiencing a sort of Cambrian explosion, with different companies exploring distinct approaches to speed up the task. The start-ups include D-matrix with digital in-mem
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
(General question: which Unicode can we use? To prepend a category icon to the article date - news but not the freshest -, I tried to use "Calendar" from the "Miscellaneous" set and it was not accepted; I then tried &quo
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With Nvidia Groq 3, the Era of AI Inference Is (Probably) Here (⌛ March 2026)(spectrum.ieee.org)
2 points by mdp2021 5mo ago|4 comments
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
> [Groq] rounded out the bottom of Kimi's verification program Ok, this is interesting: https://github.com/MoonshotAI/K2-Vendor-Verifier/ > Did you do any research yourself? How, systematically spea
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
> What's so surprising? Simply, some of us have used the service and have not noticed special issues - so, if one states «so many random errors, so many silly quirks», it's best to substantiate.
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
The list is: -- allam-2-7b -- canopylabs/orpheus-arabic-saudi -- canopylabs/orpheus-v1-english -- groq/compound -- groq/compound-mini -- llama-3.1-8b-instant -- llama-3.3-70b-versatile -- meta-llama/llama-4-scout-17
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
Are you sure your post is about > Groq, the AI chip company company that was acquired by Nvidia in December of last year, is raising $650M ? Could you provide details?
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by mdp2021 6mo ago
Let us mention the external dependencies of a digital euro.
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MIT 14.12 Economic Applications of Game Theory, Fall 2025(youtube.com)
12 points by mdp2021 6mo ago|0 comments
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by mdp2021 6mo ago
I may have misunderstood: is not reasoning training (RLVR) independent from the use of the "<think>" tags - is it not a method that improves results in reasoning? How do we know that it was not carried out? Incidentally: I a
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by mdp2021 6mo ago
Brother! I hope you have have also studied a bit of Latin and Greek, to see the great similarities, and paths like that of "jñāna, gnō̃́sis, gnosco, knowledge". It is a very great thing that so many peoples now speak languages wit
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by mdp2021 6mo ago
> intersubjective I often quote what we do in the server-client relation: interpret loosely but express correctly. It is not just a way of communication: language is one of the factors behind thought: hence, its care must be cared for
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by mdp2021 6mo ago
Thank you! Yes, after yours I found out that they have produced many NNs in their "Granite 4.1" category: Granite Vision 4.1; Granite Speech 4.1; Granite Guardian 4.1; Granite Embedding Multilingual R2 - with, of course, the &quot
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by mdp2021 6mo ago
The urgency of reliable automated reasoning over natural language is more and more and more urgent. The LLMs have started the timer (or countdown), collective reality assessment makes the urgency obvious. From the article, for example: >
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by mdp2021 6mo ago
I read that IBM pioneered the concept of "shifting through "mid-training" from "guessing the next token" to "guessing the next logical step"". I am wondering how far is the research from "enhanci
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Prism: Demystifying Retention and Interaction in Mid-Training(arxiv.org)
1 points by mdp2021 6mo ago|0 comments
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by mdp2021 6mo ago
Wish they also released an embedding model, in the line of their previous: compact (while good)...

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