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by patapong 2y ago
Interesting insight, and funny in a way since LLMs themselves can be seen as a specific form of document ranking, i.e. ranking a list of tokens by appropriateness as continuation of a text sequence.
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by patapong 2y ago
How do we know that the whales have not been implicated without these sensors? Perhaps they will reveal that whales were the issue all along.
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by patapong 2y ago
Yep! In Sweden, this is part of the constitution. I think it beautifully demonstrates that the state works for the public, and that all information held by the state should by default also be accessible to members of the public, unless ther
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by patapong 2y ago
One might equally ask why cars have barely gotten faster in the same time period. I think these systems settle into a (maybe local) optimum of safety, cost, pollution, infrastructure requirements etc, and are then very hard to adapt.
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by patapong 2y ago
PDF, the true universal app platform. Please don't tell Microsoft.
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by patapong 2y ago
I distinctly remember someone making an experiment by asking ChatGPT to write jokes (?) about different groups and calculating the likelihood of it refusing, to produce a ranking. I think it was a medium article, but now I cannot find it an
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by patapong 2y ago
I think this is a brilliant idea, congrats on building it! Will try it out as well. I think some passive exposure to dutch is exactly what I need.
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by patapong 2y ago
Do you happen to be in France?
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by patapong 2y ago
Let's go back to PDA (Personal Digital Assistant). Although in this day and age I feel like I am the assistant to my phone, so maybe that is no longer accurate.
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by patapong 2y ago
Given that apple literally fell on hid head, he should have just invested in that
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by patapong 2y ago
I am tired of people redefining AI to exclude fully viable and useful technologies in favour of the latest hype. AI should be a functional concept, not defined by technological choices.
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by patapong 2y ago
It's more like they have invented a computer, an extremely versatile and powerful tool that can be used in many ways, but is not a solution to every problem. Now they need people to write software that uses this capability to perform u
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by patapong 2y ago
Confirmed by the verge: https://www.theverge.com/2024/9/12/24242439/openai-o1-model-...
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by patapong 2y ago
To some extent I agree, but until now all of the big jumps (GPT2 -> GPT3 -> GPT4) have meant significant improvements across all tasks. This does not seem to be the case here, this model seems to be vastly stronger on certain tasks bu
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by patapong 2y ago
Very interesting. I guess this is the strawberry model that was rumoured. I am a bit surprised that this does not beat GPT-4o for personal writing tasks. My expectations would be that a model that is better at one thing is better across the
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by patapong 2y ago
Nice try, Sam Altman ;)
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by patapong 2y ago
I quite like "confabulation" as a term. From Merriam webster: to fill in gaps in memory by fabrication
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by patapong 2y ago
The OLPC was likely a direct cause for the first Eee PC, and thus the netbook device category: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asus_Eee_PC Even though the project may not have been succesful, I therefore think it had a p
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by patapong 2y ago
Amazing! :) Thank you so much for your hard work! It plays really well
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by patapong 2y ago
Don't forget the ports! I have had a blast playing this on my PS vita.
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by patapong 2y ago
Not necessarily? This depends on how the system is set up. For example, cars could share the positions of pedestrians and bikes with each other to ensure that even cars with no direct line of sight are aware of them, making the roads safer
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by patapong 2y ago
This is really fun! Well done. Had some trouble defeating the heat death of the universe but got there in the end - phew, there is hope!
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by patapong 2y ago
Very interesting. This exact phenomenon was discussed at an introduction to feminism class I took 10 years ago. The professor explained how society generally is tolerant and positive to women engaging in traditionally male activities, such
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by patapong 2y ago
This map provides an interesting overview over the electricity sources used in Europe: https://app.electricitymaps.com/map I found it very interesting that pumped hydro is contributing a small but not insignificant portion
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by patapong 2y ago
Why do you think so? The videos looked very impressive for the most part IMO.
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by patapong 2y ago
Same here... Am also bilingual, and I seem to think in language only when I think _about_ language, e.g. when I plan what I could say or write. Otherwise, it is concepts or images.
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by patapong 2y ago
Fun question! I think the following would be a viable strategy without communication: Think of an observable criterion that matches the target distribution. For example, for 80-20: - "Is the minute count higher than 12?" (This is
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by patapong 3y ago
Bosch used to have a system called Reaxx that could pull the saw out of the way without damaging it.
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by patapong 3y ago
This depends on one important question: What is the relevant market? This is a fundamental question in all antitrust law cases: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relevant_market If the relevant market is found to be "
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by patapong 3y ago
Restricting updates of apps after the grace period seems risky from a security perspective... It could leave apps with critical vulnerabilities in circulation for too long.

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