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Reflections on Random Kitchen Sinks(archives.argmin.net)
1 points by ntonozzi 1y ago|0 comments
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by ntonozzi 1y ago
This approach is so limiting it seems like it would be better to change the constraints. For example, in the case of a software agent you could run everything in a container, only allow calls you trust to not exfiltrate private and make the
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by ntonozzi 1y ago
I just found a recent paper about this: https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.15778 . It's really thoughtful and well written. They mix the different token outputs together.
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by ntonozzi 1y ago
Is there any work related to using some kind of soft tokens for reasoning? It seems so inefficient to try to encode so much information down into a single token for the next pass of the model, when you could output a large vector for each f
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by ntonozzi 1y ago
If you care that much about having correct data you could just do a SHA-256 of the whole thing. Or an HMAC. It would probably be really fast. If you don’t care much you can just do murmur hash of the serialized data. You don’t really need t
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by ntonozzi 1y ago
I've been so impressed with Cursor's tab completion. I feel like I just update my Typescript types, and point my cursor at the right spot in the file and it reads my mind and writes the correct code. It's so good that I feel
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by ntonozzi 1y ago
The old panel still exists, they call it a text thread.
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by ntonozzi 1y ago
Well this explains a lot of things that I always attributed to Spanish culture.
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Is Joist the Best ORM,?(joist-orm.io)
1 points by ntonozzi 1y ago|0 comments
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by ntonozzi 1y ago
One of the weirdest and most interesting parts of LLMs is that they grow more effective the more languages and disciplines they are trained in. It turns out training LLMs on code instead of just prose boosted their intelligence and reasonin
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by ntonozzi 1y ago
Purist has some cool plastic bottles with a glass liner: https://www.specialized.com/us/en/purist-watergate-water-bot... They are lightweight and flexible and supposedly have minimal plastic contact with water.
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by ntonozzi 1y ago
> Army fitness test changes will mean “sex-neutral” standards for soldiers in 21 combat jobs. I don't think desk jobs count as combat jobs.
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by ntonozzi 1y ago
Luckily most predators don't use headlights.
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The Design Recipe(course.khoury.northeastern.edu)
1 points by ntonozzi 1y ago|0 comments
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by ntonozzi 1y ago
Wouldn't you prioritize subsidizing local production over taxing foreign production? It just seems like a much cleaner and more straightforward way to increase local production. It seems like this has been at least somewhat effective w
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by ntonozzi 2y ago
Sounds very cool! How do you implement efficient random deletes?
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by ntonozzi 2y ago
One place to explore more would be Doc2Query: https://arxiv.org/abs/1904.08375 . It’s not the latest and hottest but super simple to do with LLMs these days and can improve a lexical search engine quite a lot.
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by ntonozzi 2y ago
Wow, it's amazing how much better the Subaru's automatic braking system is. I worry that hitting a pedestrian at night is the most likely way I'd seriously hurt somebody, and I want to encourage automakers to prioritize the s
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Using Bloom filter indexes for real-time text search in ClickHouse(tinybird.co)
1 points by ntonozzi 2y ago|0 comments
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by ntonozzi 2y ago
I agree. Weirdly, perhaps one of the most harmful parts of e-waste is how valuable it can be: https://www.npr.org/sections/goats-and-soda/2024/10/05/g-s1-... .
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A Visual Exploration of Gaussian Processes(distill.pub)
1 points by ntonozzi 2y ago|0 comments
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by ntonozzi 2y ago
One important factor this article neglects to mention is that modern text embedding models are trained to maximize distance of dissimilar texts under a specific metric. This means that the embedding vector is not just latent weights plucked
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by ntonozzi 2y ago
It turns out homeowners with veto rights are a lot more powerful than capital in the US.
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by ntonozzi 2y ago
This is wild! What have you found it most useful for? Have you tried a more straightforward approach that follows the ChatGPT model of being able to fork a chat thread? I could use something like this where I can fork a chat thread and see
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by ntonozzi 2y ago
Here's an example of the backend code: https://github.com/redplanetlabs/twitter-scale-mastodon/blob... It certainly looks like it does a lot with their DSL, but as a newcomer it's really hard to parse.
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by ntonozzi 3y ago
In every car, the brake is much, much stronger than the accelerator, and easily overpowered by braking. Every one of these cases was simply a person who accidentally stepped on the gas, thinking it was the brake. If you ever feel like this
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by ntonozzi 3y ago
This trial made no sense. Try stepping on your accelerator and brake at the same time and see what happens: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/blame-game/id111938996... .
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by ntonozzi 3y ago
I’ve been using baseten ( https://baseten.co ) and it’s been fun and has reasonable prices. Sometimes you can run some of these models from the hugging face model page, but it’s hit or miss.
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by ntonozzi 3y ago
But you still need to page in the weights from disk to the GPU at each layer, right?
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There's No Fire Alarm for Artificial General Intelligence (2017)(intelligence.org)
2 points by ntonozzi 3y ago|0 comments

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