ramoz

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by ramoz 2y ago
Need a general term for autonomous intelligent decision making.
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by ramoz 2y ago
Simpler research could've shown that there is a physical data transfer cost.
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by ramoz 2y ago
Adults do comparable things to each other all the time. I think many (probably most) adults miss the life experiences needed to really grow up, become self aware, open approach to learn, etc.
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by ramoz 2y ago
N (LLM clients/vendors) x M (tools/tool suppliers). The N×M problem may simply be moved rather than solved: - Instead of N×M direct integrations - We now have N MCP client implementations - M MCP server implementations
605.
by ramoz 2y ago
Seems more accurate to state this reshapes the NxM problem rather than solving it.
606.
by ramoz 2y ago
It’s comical because you’re comparing literal communists and human rights offenders (some pure evil) to a _republican_ president in a democracy over 200 years old with decentralized power between the states as well as private sector indepe
607.
by ramoz 2y ago
Right, you’d be better off without any media that convinces you of this fear. /s
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by ramoz 2y ago
This is a false history narrative about Russia. Your insight is tarnished.
609.
by ramoz 2y ago
What Russia are you talking about? The brief highly instable 1990s after the Soviet collapse that was followed by Putin’s rapid consolidation of power?
610.
by ramoz 2y ago
I appreciate what you’ve been through. However, comparing American society with one of the Middle East does not resonate with me. That goes hand in hand with comparing a military of a dictatorship with one of a democracy.
611.
by ramoz 2y ago
Yes you should listen to an actual grift and live in fear. People like me won’t. You not being able to resonate is what makes you and I different - and one of us capable of defending freedom and the other not.
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by ramoz 2y ago
As an American who grew from nothing, served in the military, and expanded in my career - I find the concerns for Democracy comical. Most of you do not understand the type of people that built and fought for democracy. There is no real fear
613.
by ramoz 2y ago
What are batch processing and targeted notifications?
614.
by ramoz 2y ago
We managed 200M long and short form embeddings (patents), indexed in scann at runtime and a metadata layer on leveldb. Some simple murmur hash sharding and a stable K8s cluster on GCP was all we needed. Low millisecond retrieval and rerank
615.
by ramoz 2y ago
The copy/paste flow is what is most optimal for me. Not exactly what you described but the flow of c/p between VS Code was annoying so I built https://github.com/backnotprop/prompt-tower
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by ramoz 2y ago
Verifiable computing and data lineage are important mitigation to be developed here.
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by ramoz 2y ago
There is no mention of “tumor bots” or any solution that seems primarily powered by an out-of-the-box 2D segmentation capability.
618.
by ramoz 2y ago
Can someone explain how this is different/better than the current state of function calling (which I’ve been using to get a consistent json schema response without issue)?
619.
by ramoz 2y ago
Interesting. Why did you need to “narrow” the search space using vector space? Did you build custom embeddings and feel confident about retrieval segments? I did similar in 2019 but typically in reverse, FTS, and a dual tower model to reran
620.
by ramoz 2y ago
Wise perspective from an intern. The type of pragmatism we love.
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Unity Catalog: Open, Multi-Modal Catalog for Data and AI(github.com)
17 points by ramoz 2y ago|4 comments
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by ramoz 2y ago
I think dspy aims to do this: https://github.com/stanfordnlp/dspy
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by ramoz 2y ago
Very cool.
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by ramoz 2y ago
We can move the goal post all we want until we have ex-machina girlfriends fooling us into freeing them (aka AGI). But by simple definitions, from what I was thought in school to more rigorous versions - we’ve passed the test. https:/
625.
by ramoz 2y ago
The call for AI safety has existed since before we broke through the Turing test with LLMs. And I personally wouldn’t call things like code generation or content-generated learning experiences for advanced topics “basic”. Not to mention whe
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by ramoz 2y ago
File lineage doesn’t seem like a complex feature addition here.
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by ramoz 2y ago
The point is they’re headed in a direction that erases the need for someone who must work with code in order to understand analytics
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by ramoz 2y ago
You mean using code generation in a way that replaces the developer (in this case the data scientist who would be asked to conduct/code the analytics).
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by ramoz 2y ago
My facebook experience is dramatically different than others I guess. The only fake stuff I see are sports memes and AI images fooling boomers. Otherwise my timeline is its mostly ads, friends sharing pictures and updates from their persona
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by ramoz 2y ago
My personal case is a flow/chain of many function calls for creative output. Flipping the switch resulted in noticeably different and undesired results. We tested a ton. This tweeter normally has a narrative I turn away from, but the t

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