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by pizza 1y ago
You raise some good points but re: codecs, I was quite unimpressed with how they handled JPEG-XL.
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US climate philanthropies fear Trump blow from loss of tax-free status(ft.com)
5 points by pizza 1y ago|0 comments
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by pizza 1y ago
Looks useful for embedding interpreters
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by pizza 1y ago
Tensor visualizer app itself already looks pretty interesting
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by pizza 1y ago
In order of nicheness - Singular learning theory - Vector-symbolic architectures - Homomorphic learning
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by pizza 1y ago
Hard agree. Whether it's 50 cents or 10 dollars per session, I'm using it to get work done for the sake of quickly completing work that aims to unblock many orders of magnitude more value. But in so far as cheaper correct sessions
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by pizza 1y ago
Worth saying that there is a similar law for CBP to be able to conduct warrantless searches anywhere within 100 miles of the border.
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by pizza 1y ago
https://archive.is/uvKw9
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Development of the Statistical "Which Character" Personality Quiz(openpsychometrics.org)
2 points by pizza 1y ago|0 comments
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by pizza 1y ago
The parts worth thinking about you still think about. The parts that you’ve done a million times before you delegate so you can spend better and greater effort on the parts worth thinking about.
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by pizza 1y ago
What would you do if your CEO tells you to do something illegal? What would you do if your CEO then tells you to intimidate people who refuse to carry out the illegal requests by tailing them and then taping the surveillance footage to the
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by pizza 1y ago
https://www.boredpanda.com/color-descriptions-blind-people/
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by pizza 1y ago
What do you want it to do differently? There's still the option of making a PR or a fork or sharing an alternative you've built with others.
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by pizza 1y ago
It's a spec for how external info can get into a language model's context window. Part of that is tool calling, but there's also templated input, cancellation, progress tracking, recursive generation sampling, statefulness of
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by pizza 1y ago
To paraphrase the Bjarne Stroustrop quote: There are only two kinds of language model tool calling protocols: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses
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by pizza 1y ago
I just want to mention something in a chat in 5 seconds instead of preparing the input data, sending it to the API, parsing the output for the answer, and then doing it all again for every subsequent message.
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by pizza 1y ago
You might be interested in the complexity metric from shape dynamics involving the ratio of intra-cluster to inter-cluster distances [0], the magnitude metric for maximal diversity [1], and haecceity [2] as repurposed for the meaning of ent
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by pizza 1y ago
Why couldn't talking to a brick wall be therapeutic as long as you began to open yourself up, overcoming internal resistance, etc?
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claude-mcp: Browser extension to enable MCP in claude.ai(github.com)
3 points by pizza 1y ago|0 comments
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Can a single brain cell be surprised?(nature.com)
4 points by pizza 1y ago|0 comments
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by pizza 1y ago
I've gotten decent outputs with Claude with iteration (sending both text feedback and screenshot for context) and then tweaked the output in Inkscape.
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by pizza 1y ago
My guess: by measuring the minimality of the amount of energy spent restoring neuron depolarization capability by way of efficient clearance of metabolic waste (and wider network adaptivity) of thalamo-cortical circuits. The hypothesis bein
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by pizza 1y ago
But isn't it actually more like, COBOL lets you talk in COBOL-ese (which is kinda stilted), whereas LLMs let you talk in LLM-ese (which gets a lot closer to actual language)? And then since the skill cap on language is basically infini
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by pizza 2y ago
> On Tuesday the Commerce Department announced it was ending nearly $4 million to Princeton for programs it said exaggerated climate threats and contributed to “climate anxiety” among young people. More like climate anxiety among energy
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Dennis Gaitsgory Wins Breakthrough Prize(scientificamerican.com)
3 points by pizza 2y ago|0 comments
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by pizza 2y ago
Claude Code + Vim (+ occasional JetBrains IDE usage) is working phenomenally for me
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SeedLM: Compressing LLM Weights into Seeds of Pseudo-Random Generators(machinelearning.apple.com)
171 points by pizza 2y ago|36 comments
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by pizza 2y ago
off topic but the timing is a doozy: tik tok to be banned again this saturday. wonder what whoever is appointed tomorrow will have to say about the dangers it poses..
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by pizza 2y ago
Oh, I thought you were talking about unorderedness in embedding indices in a general context, to which I was responding to the specific case of vocab embedding indices having a correlation - my apologies
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by pizza 2y ago
They do have a weak relationship, in that earlier index tokens were encountered earlier during the formation of the vocabulary, so they are similar in typicality

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