ranyume

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by ranyume 9mo ago
A company that intends to offer a helpful assistant might find that the "assistant character" of an LLM is not adequate for being a helpful assistant.
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by ranyume 9mo ago
It's still not clear if the Assistant character is the best at completing tasks.
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by ranyume 9mo ago
There are certain things/llm-phenomena that haven't changed since their introduction.
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by ranyume 9mo ago
South America is a big place, and there are a lot of countries. The situation isn't this simple. For example, Argentina is historically the most anti-US country of all South America, yet it's government and their supporters celebr
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by ranyume 9mo ago
How do you know they're not doing anything? Do they have the power to do anything at all beyond virtue signaling?
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by ranyume 10mo ago
Does france really prosecute people for only showing nazi symbols, independent of context? So for example, documentary series are forbidden? To be clear, I still stand by what I said, but I don't think it's fair to equate "pe
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by ranyume 10mo ago
Personally I'm interested in the prospect of enabling ways to change the learning process of a model based on topological structures.
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by ranyume 10mo ago
I like this parallel. No joke intended.
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by ranyume 10mo ago
> will often adopt a wrong idea of what's okay I wonder who gets to decide what's okay.
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by ranyume 10mo ago
I read this as "It's perfectly fine to persecute people for their art". And boy, you're on the wrong side of history.
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by ranyume 10mo ago
> To the extent that you agree with my claim, it would mean that even a beneficent government would have something to fear from social media I'd say that governments are beneficial to the extent that they adapt to the people they&#x
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by ranyume 10mo ago
The targets to control are not children. They don't need to be controlled, from an intelligence point of view. Government's attention is not infinite, and between worries of losing power and worries about the wellbeing of children
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by ranyume 10mo ago
This is my humble opinion, but such a coordinated action from the governments around the world at this particular time has a certain smell. It smells like they're worried about losing governmental narrative control. It could be about f
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by ranyume 10mo ago
My understanding is based on first-hand experimentation trying to make LLMs work on the impossible task of tasteful simulation of an adventure game.
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by ranyume 10mo ago
> if I ask you what's five times six, you don't do the math in your head, you spit out the value of the multiplication table you memorized in primary school Memorization is one ability people have, but it's not the only on
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by ranyume 10mo ago
> What does that leave us with? At the start, with no benchmark. Because LLMs can't reason at this time, and because we don't have a reliable way of grading LLM reasoning, and because people are stubborn thinking LLMs are actua
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by ranyume 10mo ago
Careful with that benchmark. It's LLMs grading other LLMs.
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by ranyume 11mo ago
Then when you're not on the era you're supposed to be it's called a "regression" or "skipping stages". People are very stubborn to classify development in terms of age or time.
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by ranyume 11mo ago
You'd be surprised.
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by ranyume 11mo ago
Last time I checked, the metaverse was all about people collaborating in the making of a shared world, and we already have this. Examples include minecraft and vrchat, both of which are very popular metaverses. I don't see how not havi
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by ranyume 11mo ago
I'd call this 3DAssetGen. It's not a world model and doesn't generate a world at all. Standard sweat-and-blood powered world building puts this to shame, even low-effort world building with canned assets (see rpg maker games)
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by ranyume 11mo ago
This query's results are wrong: """ site: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastYear&page=0&prefix=fal... recent developments in ai? """ Also when testing, if you know a piece of in
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by ranyume 11mo ago
I used quick research and it was pretty cool. A couple of caveats to keep in mind: 1. It answers using only the crawled sites. You can't make it crawl a new page. 2. It doesn't use a page' search function automatically. This
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by ranyume 1y ago
A piece of information, or the answer to a question, could exist in the documentation but is not in a format that's easily readable to humans. You ask the AI to add certain information, and it responds with "I already added it&quo
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by ranyume 1y ago
In my workplace happens this, but in a bad way. There's a push to make use of AI as much as we can to "boost productivity", and the one thing people don't want to do is write documentation. So what ends up happening is t
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by ranyume 1y ago
There exist dozens of online services where you can store your photos, doesn't mean companies should be allowed to do whatever they want with your photos...
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by ranyume 1y ago
>Restrictions can both help and hinder innovation I'm not sure innovation is really impacted when restricting the private sector. Traditionally, innovation happens in public (e.g, universities) or military spaces.
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by ranyume 1y ago
>why shouldn’t Netflix have the right to choose who they distribute content to? power asymmetry
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by ranyume 1y ago
You did call out.
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by ranyume 1y ago
People should be involved in local communities. Waiting for solutions while watching TV (or youtube) won't do anything.

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