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by nathanfig 3y ago
Scaling context is not something humans have good intuition for- I certainly don't recall an exact sentence from 200 pages ago. This is an area where we actually want the models to not mimic us.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Definitely edited, pretty clear in some of the transitions. Makes me wonder how many takes were needed.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Thanks, I was looking for clarification on this. Using Bard now does not feel GPT-4 level yet, and this would explain why.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
I had the same issue as OP. Initially Bard seemed clueless about Gemini, then: Me: I see. Google made an announcment today saying that Bard was now using a fine-tuned version of their "Gemini" model Bard: That's correct! As o
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Fining offenses is a great way to fund finding more offenses.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
It's both. Technology really does make a difference. Its existence has effects.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Agreed. People publish papers on algorithms all the time, imagine saying "Sorry, but new C++ is not a paper". There is a ton of space to be explored wrt prompts. If you do the rigor on why something really is interesting, publish
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Stuff like this always makes me wonder how many interesting numbers there must be that we'll never have the bits necessary to consider.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Yeah could be, I still need to read the paper to better understand the safety tuning. Would be interesting to see some work stress-testing the ability to convey ill-intent across multiple languages. Accurately conveying ill-intent is safety
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Impressive work, really excited for this. I will note though that I feel safer getting an occasional bad word than I do having a translator straight up deceive me. For example, "what the fuck" in English->Spanish is giving &quo
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Mazda also makes the Miata, arguably one of the most fun cars to drive.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
I've decided no AI boyfriends for my kids before they turn 15. I get it, I'm old fashioned, and some might even say bigoted, but we just can't afford the accessories.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Judging by the comments this seems like a very popular take. But I really wish we could move from "wow I hate that" to thinking through the right response, because it's likely going to be our children forming these relationsh
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by nathanfig 3y ago
They will seem perfectly normal too! Except for the subtle product placements :)
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by nathanfig 3y ago
This is an expected outcome for lonely people + LLMs. And it will likely explode from here. There is a lot to be concerned about, but it's not going to go away. The commercialization aspect might be what bothers me most. The article is
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by nathanfig 3y ago
These are fantastic
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by nathanfig 3y ago
A lot of attention given to the inadequacies of the nuclear family, but industrialization seems likely the reason we broke into nuclear families to begin with. Smaller family units could move to where the breadwinner needed to go, breaking
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by nathanfig 3y ago
I'm not a big fan of suburbs but in no way did this trend begin with suburbs, nor are densely urban or sparsely rural areas close to the community model described in the article.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Some private enterprises would undoubtedly ignore this prize, but a lot of academic researchers (including students) would be more than motivated by this prize.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Also liked Fast.ai, although they sometimes use Fast libraries instead of PyTorch, it does focus mainly on PyTorch concepts.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Relative term. In the world of LLMs, 7b is small.
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Is ocean iron fertilization back from the dead as a CO₂ removal tool?(news.mongabay.com)
2 points by nathanfig 3y ago|0 comments
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Was just about to comment this. Wonder if anyone more mathematically inclined can see a relationship.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Deno Fresh uses Twind, which avoids the build step: https://twind.dev/ But IIRC it doesn't offer quite everything full Tailwind does. In general I was frustrated with Fresh for not being up-front about the fact that it
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by nathanfig 3y ago
OP is excited about the leap in capabilities, that is all it means. You can be curious about the inner workings of alien magic too.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
"memorize" implies they can only recite things verbatim and that's ignoring the massive leap in being able to synthesize disjoint "memories" in new ways.
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Whoa, was this for multiple parties or a month long stay or something?
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Most households with 4+ people are going to have dozens of connected devices, including multiple doing HD to 4K entertainment streams, outgoing video feeds, and (at least on PS5) the occasional unexpected 80GB updates to a video game you we
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by nathanfig 3y ago
Ehh, I think platform has been a pretty squishy term for a long time already so it's not one I usually dispute, even if I'm inclined to agree that this project is more of a workflow at this point. ROS itself is not an Operating Sy
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by nathanfig 3y ago
That is cool, and especially useful since LLMs often get details like URLs to repositories wrong, so I could see how this system would increase the accuracy of the output.

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