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by polotics 6mo ago
AGI is here? Yann Le Cun has a few weeks ago once more presented his PoV about how current LLMs fail: https://youtu.be/nqDHPpKha_A?is=sQsO57UWwR8LGZkW in french ...so in my own words: 1) Still unreliable at logic and genera
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by polotics 6mo ago
As a sizable share of the market is going to want to use this for local LLMs, I do not think this is that misleading.
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by polotics 6mo ago
Ollama got some first-mover advantage at the time when actually building and git pulling llama.cpp was a bit of a moat. The devs' docker past probably made them overestimate how much they could lay claim to mindshare. However, no one r
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by polotics 6mo ago
Hamas as financed, and helped grow, and fostered as an entity, and rid of its more middle-of-the-road competitors, by two you-know-who parties in this farcical tragedy, parties that comically keep identifying themselves as one another'
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by polotics 6mo ago
That tragedy of the Maven targeting system is very much something that could have been optimized away, so no! Ad-servers optimizing minds could have been better employed on that project. (nothing to do with Java's Maven, look it up) So
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by polotics 6mo ago
this prompt is extremely wordy, contains a lot og general considerations that I don't think the llm will take as actionable, repeats itself at a shallow level of abstraction, and is overly broad in its envisioned scope. one does wonder
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by polotics 6mo ago
i was kinda hoping for TFA to finally produce some research outputs or even statistics, but sadly the `uncomfortable truths` are your usual vague talking points.
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by polotics 6mo ago
shallow broad vague boastful and wordy, this way you know the LLM is nearby...
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by polotics 7mo ago
Oh well that's a rabbit hole: NVIDIA Blackwell has this, also GGUFs sidestep this with Qi_j / Qi_K... Great article, spikes curiosity!
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by polotics 7mo ago
Leading to my question: Ok keeping a zero and a minus-zero does make sense for some limits calculations... But when all you have is 4 bits, is this not quite wasteful? Would using the bits for eg. a 2.5 not improve the model?
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by polotics 7mo ago
this quote is from 1919 not 2019 by the way AFAIK, so there is nothing new under the sun
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by polotics 7mo ago
Yes, and still note, about using the word "winning". Jeannette Rankin: "You can no more win a war, than you can win an earthquake"
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by polotics 7mo ago
It would, but only once you have fallen under the spell of thinking meaning and authority was to be found there. Consider your zone has been flooded maybe?
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by polotics 7mo ago
Come on, seriously? Then you have fallen into an old trap. As it implies you think it would be good if someone who has to be brought before a court of law to answer for their actions, someone who has to be given a chance to defend themselve
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by polotics 7mo ago
or take (less) of these https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAMP/T 8^)
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by polotics 7mo ago
do you have any evidence to back your claim? gangs employing teams of underage burglars assisted by risk averse adults with skills for entry and targeting are a thing. everyone has a mobile phone.
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by polotics 7mo ago
Clearly we are talking about another ethos than yours: What will anyway happen is your life someday ends, what must not happen is that you are remembered in dishonor. Also, Mearsheimer, what a muppet.
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by polotics 7mo ago
Tu as le droit de perdre, mais tu n'as pas le droit de te faire surprendre. (You have the right to lose, but you do not have the right to be caught off guard.)
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by polotics 7mo ago
Just in case: "The doctors were just doing a copy-paste of a copy-paste of a prescription from a few weeks ago, not realizing it was the medication that was killing her. AI helped me ask the right question to save her life."
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by polotics 7mo ago
I think you hit the jackpot here. Taking it further: the value of facts° presented henceforth by the WaPo should be traced back to explicit gains. Not gains for the Post itself though, but for its owner, for example in regulatory capture. T
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by polotics 7mo ago
Repugnant it may be, but you're leaving better sells on the table: it is extremely wasteful of human capital, both because the winners after having taken all, tend to spin out and add only negative value to societies. Also the many pre
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by polotics 7mo ago
Yes! The quality of prose is IMHO f(maximal brevity with no loss of clarity, grammar be damned) LLMs destroy that. always! TFA is a case in point: It could, so should, fit in four sentences.
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by polotics 7mo ago
I don't think that what you're experiencing is grammar related, I'd bet xenophobia.
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by polotics 7mo ago
I am sorry but this very broad statement is dated, pre 2023 I think. I now expect malapropism, hacker curtness, and implicits: TAIDR is the new TLDR.
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by polotics 7mo ago
why?
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by polotics 7mo ago
This isn't off topic in as much as clearly it reveals how disconnected from reality that CEO is: "Khosrowshahi says: Just work hard, and success will follow. " ...is hilarious for a company like Uber, where the whole point of
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by polotics 7mo ago
Yes indeed. The most revealing was when a journalist asked Mr T about his opinion about Russia helping Iranian forces right now to target the Gulf's oil capacity, there was an amazing outburst against that journalist and his stupid que
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by polotics 7mo ago
"more"... in number of cases, or in total amount of tax revenue lost?
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by polotics 7mo ago
The quip "move things and break fast" is from which year btw, do you remember?
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by polotics 7mo ago
easy enough at scale of how many easy-enoughs per hour?

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