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by rzmmm 5mo ago
I doubt it will end up as stable release very soon, but I'm happy to be proven wrong. I have some skepticism about this whole rewrite, Jarred Sumner has enormous internet following and it feels like an ad.
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by rzmmm 5mo ago
HN has downvotes but you need to have enough karma to access the feature.
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by rzmmm 5mo ago
Quote: "My personal conclusion can however not end up with anything else than that the big hype around this model so far was primarily marketing. I see no evidence that this setup finds issues to any particular higher or more advanced
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by rzmmm 5mo ago
Here is the Wiktionary definition for curiosity. > (programming, neologism) A method of programming in which a developer generates code by repeatedly prompting a large language model. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/v
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
Why so many defensive comments? A good visual design has some personality.
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
I agree with you, but I hope they prevent people uploading thousands of AI generated albums. If people start doing that, it can become difficult for non-AI artists to gain visibility in the recommendation systems etc.
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
The alignment favors supporting healthy behaviors so it can be a thin line. I see the system prompt as "plan B" when they can't achieve good results in the training itself. It's a particularly sensitive issue so they are
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
It seems that RAM manufacturers are still reluctant to increase production. They know something that investors don't about long term RAM demands?
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
Too bad it's effective marketing strategy. Negative emotions are more powerful drivers than positive ones.
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
In certain law cases plagiarization can be influenced by the fact if person is exposed to the copyrighted work. AI models are exposed to very large corpus of works..
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
Browser extension maintainers routinely get contacted by more or less shady directions. This is likely a case of maintainer selling out after getting a good offer.
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
I can't reply elsewhere so I will reply to this again. > In my friends, all of them stopped taking GLP-1 drugs within 2 years because all of them lost the weight they wanted to. Out of curiosity, what sources lead you to believe thi
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
I hope it sounds less wild if you think obesity as disease of addiction. Reducing GLP1 dose can increase the enjoyment in eating, so it makes sense why treating obesity with GLP1 is like treating alcoholism with disulfiram: Effective in the
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
It's kind of two separate topics: 1. Whether patients can adhere to GLP1. 2. Whether discontinuation leads to weight regain.
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
I emphasize it's like the drug disulfiram: Very effective as long as patients take the full dose, but the lack of real-world efficacy stems from the difficulty in adhering to the treatment. This study found that 84.4% non-diabetic pati
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
I'm glad we have GLP-1, and I don't think there are really major side effects. But they are ineffective outside clinical trial setting for treating obesity. It seems to be like treating alcoholism with disulfiram: it's a mira
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
My total layman view is that powerful drugs often have powerful side effects.
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by rzmmm 6mo ago
I suspect you might be right but I don't really know. Wouldn't these proposed regressions be trivial to confirm with benchmarks?
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by rzmmm 7mo ago
It's not about wishing it goes away, it's that people don't want to see JavaScript/Java/Swift blog articles when they visit r/assembly.
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by rzmmm 7mo ago
It states "curation assisted by AI" at the bottom.
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by rzmmm 7mo ago
For the animations specifically, it's using Motion (fka Framer Motion) Javascript library. If you describe some animations from the site to an LLM and ask it to use Framer motion, you get very similar results. The creator likely just p
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by rzmmm 7mo ago
And who knows what the economic incentives are in couple years. Maybe the focus shifts towards one-shotting complex million SLOC codebases which are order of magnitude more sloppy than the current outputs.
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by rzmmm 7mo ago
LMMs can be used for example faster reverse engineering, to turn proprietary content into free.
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by rzmmm 7mo ago
This kind of replication would make the findings much more convincing.
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by rzmmm 7mo ago
It's likely the RLHF process since there are significant differences between models about this.
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by rzmmm 7mo ago
Oh wow I didn't know about this, thank you. The underlying feature is called "readline vi-mode" for folks who want to search more about it.
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by rzmmm 7mo ago
I wish my GPL license would transit along with my code.
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by rzmmm 7mo ago
Web standards have rich support for incremental/chunked payloads, the original node APIs are designed around it. From this lens the Node APIs make sense.
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by rzmmm 7mo ago
If there is no mutually assured destruction, Israel has lower bar than many other countries to use these weapons which is pretty scary.
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by rzmmm 7mo ago
They are doing experiments and seeing what takes off.

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