prometheus1992

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by prometheus1992 5d ago
How are you forcing Qwen to answer in a structured way? I like this one better - https://github.com/deepanwadhwa/OpenDecision
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by prometheus1992 7d ago
I can tell you did not use AN llm to write this post. Thanks.
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by prometheus1992 7d ago
I am not sure I understand what you're trying to say. We fine tuned bert for a specific usecase to build essentially what jev is but for that particular domain. We did this in last 2, 2.5 years ago. A lot of people did that. There are
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by prometheus1992 7d ago
try this model on HF - https://huggingface.co/MoritzLaurer/deberta-v3-large-zerosho... a 6 sided die rolled a 3 possible class names - the number is odd, the number is even result: the number is odd 0.945 the number is
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by prometheus1992 7d ago
What is jev like? Did they release any research paper? I really think typesafe hired someone to boost their post because there was nothing "Breakthrough" about their product. At least this post has some touch with the reality that
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by prometheus1992 7d ago
It depends on your usecase but the models do show general capabilities. check this model out. https://huggingface.co/MoritzLaurer/deberta-v3-large-zerosho... .
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by prometheus1992 7d ago
@prodigycorp - reading your comments here on this post - you seem pretty hurt by this post.
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by prometheus1992 7d ago
Did you see the carnage that typesafe's landing page was? every other post here is llm generated, every other poster here seems like a LLM.
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by prometheus1992 7d ago
I think the main gripe that people had with Jev and Typesafe was the language used when they launched. To me personally it seemed like a parody/con/shady at first. "Breakthrough", "our research went in another direc
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by prometheus1992 8d ago
I upvoted your answer but can you tell more about Jev being a new architecture? Any paper that they released?
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by prometheus1992 9d ago
>>and with only a veneer of fake remorse when I call them out on it I have been feeling this feeling but never put into words. Thanks martin.
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by prometheus1992 9d ago
Okay, you got me on the first impressions. signed up. also, use a demo video which has real people doing those activities and smiling etc. A little bit of authenticity will go a long way here.
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by prometheus1992 10d ago
Example to try on this model: customer complaint - My credit card was charged twice for the same subscription labels - billing, technical, sales The model will always return something from the above classes - "so it can't hallucin
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by prometheus1992 10d ago
If you are wait listed and eager to try this, I will save you some time. Try this model - https://huggingface.co/MoritzLaurer/deberta-v3-large-zerosho... . They are using something similar under the hood. The compariso
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by prometheus1992 10d ago
Just trying to validate my understanding - so this is a Large natural language classifier, a general purpose or zero shot classifier ?? it can recognize entities, can classify text into some pre-defined classes ? right? or did i miss someth
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by prometheus1992 11d ago
Well, could we automate the kill switch as well so that we don't rely on a human?
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by prometheus1992 11d ago
>>> If a somewhat affordable robot can fold some of your laundry in a reasonable amount of time, all of a sudden there are a lot more new and useful things it can do as well. It's a metric. I see, is it like arc agi but for ro
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by prometheus1992 11d ago
i'm not really sure if people are being sarcastic about laundry folding being the real application of this because I have never felt in my life that i want a robot folding my laundry. i actually love folding my laundry.
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by prometheus1992 12d ago
Piggybacking on this - can HuggingFace sue OAI? Do they have legal ground to do that?
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by prometheus1992 14d ago
Does this mean they ended up sharing those private codebases with OAI, Anthropic etc? Also, the ~30% number tracks with my experience. I thought I was going insane for expecting too much from the models but they are still bad, including ast
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by prometheus1992 15d ago
>I doubt taxi drivers were forced to experience an ego death to the same extent How do you know? because their complaints didn't make it to HN front page? Imagine being a taxi driver and a father of 2 and thinking that any day could
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by prometheus1992 15d ago
>The point of transportation is to get from point A to point B so almost nobody will care whether that's done via automation. Would you say the job of a musician is to just produce sound? and the job of a surgeon just to cut and sut
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by prometheus1992 22d ago
Can someone with more knowledge help me with this silly question in my head? >>Along the way, it wrote 13 million lines of Lean and proved 29,500 intermediate theorems Did a human check the 13 million lines of code? How does QA'i
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by prometheus1992 22d ago
>>How did the agents find and coordinate on the wikis? To successfully coordinate, the agents would need to know to go to this particular set of wikis to find answers. Answer - OpenAI added this part in post training. I'm not sur
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by prometheus1992 22d ago
Wild indeed! This type of communication is also used by rogue elements inside governments, critical orgs etc where the perpetrator doesn't send any info(POST) out into the internet but the pages they access(GET) are means to send out a
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by prometheus1992 23d ago
this is crazy! can't wait for the 27B distilled version of this.
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by prometheus1992 23d ago
Nice! can't wait to add these in my local stack and try them out.
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by prometheus1992 24d ago
Google keeps flashing everyone where everyone is expecting to get PRO'bed.
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Ask HN: How are you interviewing engineers on their programming abilities?
1 points by prometheus1992 24d ago|0 comments
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by prometheus1992 25d ago
haha, good for you.

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