rdedev

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by rdedev 10mo ago
> "[Specialized expertise is] the antithesis of democracy." > "Democracy works best when men and women do things for themselves, with the help of their friends and neighbors, instead of depending on the state." The
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by rdedev 10mo ago
The 3rd graph is interesting. Once the model performance reaches above human baseline, the growth seems to be logarithmic instead of exponential.
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by rdedev 11mo ago
Would all AI be hell bent on world domination cause that's what it learnt over and over again in its training data?
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by rdedev 11mo ago
The thing they are testing for is reasoning performance. It makes sense to not give tool access. This is same as the critiques of the LLM paper by apple where they showed that LLMs fail to solve the tower of hanoi problem after a set number
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by rdedev 11mo ago
It's selecting a random word from a probability distribution over words. That distribution is crafted by the LLM. The random sampler is not going to going to choose a word with 1e-6 probability anytime soon. Besides with thinking model
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by rdedev 1y ago
Could you tell me a bit about how you were able to ensure the model is close to the cache?
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by rdedev 1y ago
I moved to Quart instead. It's flask with async support built by the same developer.
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by rdedev 1y ago
From what I understand they used a diffusion model (diffdock) to predict the mechanism. These types of models are not LLMs that need to be trained on text
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by rdedev 1y ago
Are there any human randomised control trials that show stuff like vegetable oil cause inflammation? Atleast the ones I've seen show the opposite https://youtu.be/-xTaAHSFHUU
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by rdedev 1y ago
Hey it's a heuristic so ymmv
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by rdedev 1y ago
Here is a better heuristic: High critic score / low audience score = Avant garde type films. Might go over your head Low critic score / high audience score = Maybe fun but forgettable movie
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by rdedev 1y ago
https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-record-solar-growth-kee... China is on track to reduce its use of fossil fuel for energy production
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by rdedev 1y ago
I build a plot generation chatbot for a project at my company andit used matplotlib as the plotting library. Basically the llm will write a python function to generate a plot and it would be executed on an isolated server. I had to explicit
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by rdedev 1y ago
This is why I am leaning towards making the llm generate code that calls operates on took calls instead of having everything in JSON. Huggingfaces's smolagents library makes the llm generate python code where tools are just normal pyth
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by rdedev 1y ago
I felt that way maybe an year or two ago. It seemed like the most research were only concerned about building bigger models to beat benchmarks. There was also this prevalent idea that models need to be big and have massive compute. Especial
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by rdedev 1y ago
It's a truly bitter pill to swallow when your whole area of research goes redundant. I have a bit of background in this field so it's nice to see even people who were at the top of the field raise concerns that I had. That comment
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by rdedev 1y ago
Same for my nlp class of 2021. Just directly went onto talking about transformers after a brief intro of the old stuff
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by rdedev 2y ago
I guess my main point is that a communist type govt was not exclusively bad for Kerala since they took a lot of effort to improve education and public health. You can look at other sources to see how good kerala is doing wrt other states bu
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by rdedev 2y ago
When COVID was spreading around china the state govt was putting out public announcements about this disease and what symptoms to watch out for. I remember that even in the month of Feb 2020 there were public announcements in train stations
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by rdedev 2y ago
The hygiene hypothesis is mostly for childhood allergies and even then it wouldn't explain everything. Here is a counter anecdote: my sister has some skin allergies but I don't. I was allowed to play outside and used to just run a
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by rdedev 2y ago
Look I've lived in India my whole life and this is how it is there. People take a lot of effort to keep their homes clean but public property? Nope. Not my responsibility not my problem, that's how the thinking goes there. And bes
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by rdedev 2y ago
I see it as more of a side effect of an immune system that is designed to adjust itself for whatever pathogens are present in its environment. Depending on where you are born, you can be exposed to a completely different set of microorganis
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by rdedev 2y ago
Not just the US but a lot of right wing or authoritarian govt in general. The problem with this zero sum thinking is there is another player outside of the countries if the world; nature itself. Think natural disasters, climate change, dise
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by rdedev 2y ago
Other projects that tries to achieve the same: RustPython and py2wasm So far my issue with pyiodide or other interpreted variants of python in wasm is the huge startup time especially if you need to install dependencies. The above projects
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by rdedev 2y ago
https://youtu.be/-lErGZZgUbY The ceo kind of explains why in this video. In essence it seems to be a limitation of the chip from AMD
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by rdedev 2y ago
Atleast for me the repetition is the point. It's calm enough when I'm working but I get a little jolt of joy whenbi recognise a groove I really liked before
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by rdedev 2y ago
Afaik the scam is honey telling users they find the best coupon but also letting shops dictate what coupons honey shows to the user. If I remember it right, the video also shows honey replacing the attribution cookie with its own even if it
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by rdedev 2y ago
Doesn't this thinking also lead to the eventual enshittification of their product? Hyperscalar growth will eventually stop. At that point to justify your valuation you need to start screwing over customers
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by rdedev 2y ago
The main issue is that if you get bit you definitely need a rabies vaccine to live. Medicine it not the same as food or clothing. It is inelastic in nature. If I'm hungry I can eat a steak or an apple. When it comes to medicine we rare
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by rdedev 2y ago
The lack of fibre also contributes to lack of satiety which is another driving factor that makes people eat more processed food. The potato chip satiety issue is also investigated in a few studies. Baked potato is some of the most satiating

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