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by nurettin 2y ago
Maybe he wants to reduce his suffering.
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by nurettin 2y ago
It is responding with a structure of Tokens, and for each node in the structure, it is selecting appropriate tokens according to the context. Here, context means winnie the pooh in hex, so it responds with tokens that resemble that context.
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by nurettin 2y ago
I used to frequent rentacoder back in the 2000s. Got very good reviews, landed $20-50 a day doing C++/pascal/opengl homework for the first-world dunces. Then came the horny indian programmers. (we called them that on yahoo! chat b
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by nurettin 2y ago
I am not going to engage with your A* proposition. I believe it to be irrelevant. > However, transformers do not sit on a "knowledge graph", since the space is not composed of discrete propositions set in discrete relationships
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by nurettin 2y ago
What's so special about this other than poisoning straightforward python code with async/await? Claude message API already accepts a tools=[] parameter. All you need is a json schema of your python class and docs which you can eas
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by nurettin 2y ago
> This generates Answers which are sequenced according to "frequency-guided heuristic searching" (I guess a kind of "stochastic A* with inlined historical data") This sounds way too simplistic of an understanding. Tra
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by nurettin 2y ago
> act according to business goals, act reliably using causal knowledge of the environment, reason deductively over such knowledge, and formulate provisional beliefs probabilistically. I don't know what this means, but it would make
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by nurettin 2y ago
Holy C is hard to code without crashing Adam. If you type the wrong kind of indirection, the whole OS freezes.
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by nurettin 2y ago
I got tsoding fatigue after youtube started suggesting him on an hourly basis. He's on ignore.
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by nurettin 2y ago
Heartbleed has been patched, so unless you know a serious attack vector, I'm not sure where this is going.
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by nurettin 2y ago
I just think that language is a big part of the puzzle, but it is not the only one. Simply generating tokens may sometimes look like thought, but as you feed the output back at itself, it quickly devolves into repeating nonsense and looks n
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by nurettin 2y ago
> More than 40% of postdoctoral researchers leave academia Why is that construed as a negative? Isn't it great that they are finding jobs and applying their disciplines in the industry?
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by nurettin 2y ago
Sounds like a job for wave function collapse?
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by nurettin 2y ago
I think it means a self-sufficient mind, which LLMs inherently are not.
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by nurettin 2y ago
They don't care. You are just raising their costs which they will in return charge their customers.
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by nurettin 2y ago
It would have taken several days to heartbleed your private key in 2013 if you also added fail2ban. Your home lab probably isn't on the high priority target list.
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by nurettin 2y ago
int wtf = omgtype(); // and read the compiler error
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by nurettin 2y ago
I don't know the motivation behind making robotics and AI predictions, as these things have been done to death since the 70s, but I know people who bet for high inflation made a killing in financial futures.
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by nurettin 2y ago
I love the idea of low power computing, but I have seen rpi 2 and 3 fail so many times (microsd technology is unreliable, cpu fries at room temperature, gpio randomly stops producing voltage) over the years, no idea why this brand still exi
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by nurettin 2y ago
I know it is in the nature of probabilistic neural network outputs, but it almost feels like these commercial models are built to make those mistakes (making up functions/parameters) and it is all a big conspiracy to hide the real usef
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by nurettin 2y ago
I wonder if there are people who made it their business to short hype coins.
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by nurettin 2y ago
When political polls are split 50/50, it is a point of contention. When genz answers a yes/no question with a slight bias towards yes, it is decisively against middle management.
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by nurettin 2y ago
Exactly my thoughts. I used it once to showcase the development phase of a rails project to C levels back in 2012 and they loved it.
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by nurettin 2y ago
Don't be sad. Before LLMs, they would have copied from a deprecated 5 year old tutorial or a fringe forum post or the defunct code from a stackoverflow question without even looking at the answers.
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by nurettin 2y ago
I have been using autossh in production for the past decade without problems. Does frp/ngrok/connet, etc. have any advantage that I don't know about?
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by nurettin 2y ago
> You literally don't leak memory in safe rust, that is kinda of the whole point. Memory leak is not the same as dangling reference. A loop pushing too many values into a vector can be considered as a memory leak.
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by nurettin 2y ago
This is why I try to use the same name across websites. I want to be identified as the same person. Just resist the urge to post information you don't want others to have.
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by nurettin 2y ago
The Trillian I knew was a jabber client
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by nurettin 2y ago
I have huge balls and I am not threatened by RNG.
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by nurettin 2y ago
Engines are unbelievable in open positions, so GMs who know that they are up against an engine usually just pawn lock the center and wait for the engine to start sacrificing in order to avoid a draw.

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