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by nico 2y ago
Thank you for the great anecdote and explanation, it was fun an very illustrative to visualize the concepts while reading your comment
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by nico 2y ago
This is interesting, but it’s essentially defining advancement as an increase in energy spending I think a sufficiently advanced civilization won’t need to use that much energy
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by nico 2y ago
Copyright is going to be tested to its limits in the next few years I wonder what the evolution of copyright will look like
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by nico 2y ago
Just speculating It’s known that the magnetic core is generating/sustaining the magnetic field, which means that anything that happens to the field, has some sort of counterpart in the core So it would be cool to have that data: what h
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by nico 2y ago
Cool algorithm. Might come in handy soon for running neural networks on less powerful hardware :)
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by nico 2y ago
That’s super cool Thank you for that link, very interesting diagrams and structures They look very similar to what a neural network might be in certain cases, and it seems like the structures are trying to map some sort of duality
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by nico 2y ago
This is related to the cycles of Earth’s core Our planet’s magnetic field is “entangled” with the Sun’s activity This unusual flare means unusual activity for our magnetic field, hence for the core as well It would be cool to have some real
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by nico 2y ago
This has been at the front of HN for 10+ hours and has almost 300 points Seems like there really is no bad publicity
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by nico 2y ago
This is just a screenshot of a pdf reader showing the first page of the pdf
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by nico 2y ago
Link without ssl (notice the http at the beginning): http://www.vetta.org/documents/Machine_Super_Intelligence.pd...
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by nico 2y ago
This illustrates two ways of teaching I’ve experienced both, each at a different university In one, professors would teach one thing then ask very different (and much harder) questions on tests In the other, tests were more of a recap of th
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by nico 2y ago
Here’s a guided video by Wim Hof, you can just listen to it while you lay down and follow along: https://youtu.be/0BNejY1e9ik?feature=shared
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by nico 2y ago
Interesting I think soon we are going to realize that we don’t really need training the models We just need good indexing and sampling Essentially at some level any LLM is equivalent to a DB of the dataset, with a great NLP interface on top
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by nico 2y ago
Even if we don’t understand the models themselves, you can still use them as a basis for understanding For example, I have no idea how a computer works in every minute detail (ie, exactly the physics and chemistry of every process that happ
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by nico 2y ago
Cool pictures
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by nico 3y ago
Very cool
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by nico 3y ago
Looks super interesting I wonder how many more new architectures are going to be found in the next few years
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by nico 3y ago
> Many choose to uphold their intuition, even when directly confronted with simple arithmetic that contradicts it My experience agrees with that, both being stubborn myself and also being on the receiving end of that I wonder if there is
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by nico 3y ago
Off topic: is spaced repetition ever used for training LLMs? Does that even make sense? Thank you
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by nico 3y ago
Super interesting Do you think it makes sense to have a group of models, each with more ad-hoc embeddings, and coordinate them to respond according to the domain of the input? Do multi-modal models use the same embedding type/structure
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by nico 3y ago
So nice to look at, thank you for posting this, really cool Would love to be able to zoom in/out and rotate, I kinda was expecting to be able to do it with the mouse and was a bit surprised that clicking just restarted the animation&#x
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AI Startup Says It Has Defeated Captchas (2013)(technologyreview.com)
2 points by nico 3y ago|1 comments
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by nico 3y ago
Alejandro Jodoworwsky (from Jodorowsky's Dune https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jodorowsky's_Dune) is a big proponent of something he calls "Psychomagic" For example, let's say you are anxious abou
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by nico 3y ago
It would be so cool if there was a dataset of supernovae images tagged by age, then create a video of the evolution of a supernova over time
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by nico 3y ago
Detailed definitions for each word, like a physical printed dictionary book
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by nico 3y ago
Yes, thank you, that’s the video
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by nico 3y ago
Some time ago, Andrej Karpathy posted a YouTube video about building GPT from scratch. Using the same dataset (a 1MB text file with all of Shakespeare’s works), the video goes from a very basic model to something like GPT2 What really stood
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by nico 3y ago
They have a public repo: https://anonymous.4open.science/r/more_agent_is_all_you_need... Prompts they used for the benchmarks: https://anonymous.4open.science/r/more_agent_is_all_you_need... Super
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Openui: Generate Web UIs with AI(openui.fly.dev)
5 points by nico 3y ago|3 comments
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by nico 3y ago
Really cool AI-powered UI builder. You can start from scratch or give it a screenshot as a base, then you iterate on the code seeing the UI and code changes in real time on the browser. Here's the repo: https://github.com&#x

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