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by pegasus 2y ago
My advice would be to investigate and address this, despite feeling ok with it.
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by pegasus 2y ago
Look at the sample problems and it will be obvious. For example, look at all the arbitrary constants here: "Let an for n ∈ Z be the sequence of integers satisfying the recurrence formula1 an = (1.981 × 1011)an−1 + (3.549 × 1011)an−2 −
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by pegasus 2y ago
Those proofs are not by far enough - which is why the raw frontier models don't do that well on this test. The oN models are trained on synthetic data: so generated mathematical theorems and associated proofs. If we could generate le
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by pegasus 2y ago
When can infer somewhat from this section in the FrontierMath paper [1]: "Assessment of FrontierMath difficulty All four mathematicians characterized the research problems in the FrontierMath benchmark as exceptionally challenging, not
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by pegasus 2y ago
10+ years is nothing compared with a human lifespan. Web standards are more likely to still be around in 50 years than react vX.
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Drones Are Swarming Military Bases on US Soil. Here's What Happened [video](youtube.com)
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by pegasus 2y ago
Instructions are intentional, ink isn't.
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by pegasus 2y ago
Not at all, I feel the same. In fact, last time I had that reaction was yesterday, listening to an audiobook which was employing the same dubious technique.
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by pegasus 2y ago
From Will Durant's The Story of Philosophy : "Some ungentle reader will check us here by informing us that philosophy is as useless as chess, as obscure as ignorance, and as stagnant as content. “There is nothing so absurd,” said
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by pegasus 2y ago
There's randomness besides what's implied by the temperature. Even when temperature is set to zero, the models are still nondeterministic.
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by pegasus 2y ago
I doubt Russia is looking to turn more of its own territory into Chernobyl-like rewilding experiments.
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by pegasus 2y ago
So, an act is only unethical if you can be caught, everything else is fair game. Strange notion of ethics you got there.
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by pegasus 2y ago
> And now we have a fascist government in Holland so I'm simply disillusioned and I don't care what they do anymore. If that's indeed the case, it should be an alarm call for all citizens to start caring and getting politi
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by pegasus 2y ago
I suspect you're right, and would be interested to hear more.
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by pegasus 2y ago
That's how it worked then (for Romans), but it's not how it works now . So when the writer refers to Julius Caesar without any other qualifications, he refers to the adoptive father of Octavian. It's a minor nitpick thou
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by pegasus 2y ago
You're right, I missed that claim.
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by pegasus 2y ago
Appending "Think step-by-step" is enough to fix it for both Sonnet and LLama 3.1 70B. For example, the latter model answered with: To count the number of Rs in the word "strawberry", I'll break it down step by step:
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by pegasus 2y ago
Far from the entire value proposition. Chatbots are just one use of LLMs, and not the most useful one at that. But sure, the one "the public" is most aware of. As opposed to "the hackers" that are supposed to frequent
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by pegasus 2y ago
Of course they lack building blocks for full intelligence. They are good at certain tasks, and counting letters is emphatically not one of them. They should be tested and compared on the kind of tasks they're fit for, and so the kind
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by pegasus 2y ago
> Like if you plugged a 3D game engine into the training loop Isn't this what synthesized embodiment basically always is? As long as the application of the resulting technology is in a restricted, well controlled environment, as i
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by pegasus 2y ago
> But a chance for a future that isn't just the children of KHTML can't happen if Firefox doesn't exist. TFA is about one such chance (and why it might be more donation-worthy), no?
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by pegasus 2y ago
I imagine it would be even more shocking when noticed, but possibly easier to go unnoticed - since visually, morphing is continuous in dreams, but word meanings are discrete and can't morph into one another like that. Btw. funny (and f
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by pegasus 2y ago
Lots. The internet is full of them. Most center around making a habit of periodically doing a "reality check" throughout the day, like reading a word from a note and then re-reading it to check whether it changed or not. I carr
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by pegasus 2y ago
I find it plausible that this enhanced level of awareness cannot be directed at will to just any object, but is bound to whatever goal puts one into the zone. Which would be the flaw in the experiment.
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by pegasus 2y ago
Very true. For example, Buddha literally made it into Christian tradition, as Saint Josaphat of India: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barlaam_and_Josaphat
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by pegasus 2y ago
Obviously, because all macs now sold are Apple Silicon.
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by pegasus 2y ago
Good to know. As someone with only mild interest in window managers, my first thought was that this will probably be obsoleted by the coming feature GP refers to. So GP is right, your explanation on the product page would be useful for at
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by pegasus 2y ago
No mention of birdsong in this article leaves me hanging. Surely birdsong has got to be much more studied, and must contain lots of complexity ripe to be plumbed for hidden meaning.
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by pegasus 3y ago
Not if it's open.
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by pegasus 3y ago
If the footprint is so expensive, you'd expect more investment in building quality, not less.

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