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by sgt101 4mo ago
llm testing for stability and reliability.
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by sgt101 4mo ago
I thought that for a long time the german supply chain had an advantage in terms of the precision engineering to create drive chains for ICE - but EV's don't have the same number of moving parts and hence... end of advantage?
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by sgt101 4mo ago
For me there are a bunch of questions: - was the pause in model scaling a result of the benefits of RL & SFT being easier to access and quicker than scaling, or was it genuinely the result of scaling being low ROI now? - are power densi
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by sgt101 4mo ago
8bits is fine.... I was talking full bore.
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Just One Example?
1 points by sgt101 4mo ago|1 comments
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by sgt101 4mo ago
31B won't run in 48GB for me - it needs 54.
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by sgt101 5mo ago
Sgt101's pension fund has excluded SpaceX for similar reasons. But, if the index funds don't then there are going to be quite a few shares dumped to make room for the SpaceX share. This could be interesting.
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by sgt101 6mo ago
>But a frigate without sonar isn't inherently horrible--lots of places don't have subs. True, but it's one less mission that it can do. My fear (which I think will be 100% confirmed) is that we will only get a handful even
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by sgt101 6mo ago
There are three stances that I can see in the debate at the moment. * Quantity has a quality all of its own. * Innovation and agility allows you to adapt and survive. * Low capability platforms often can't be used to deliver useful eff
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by sgt101 7mo ago
I see what you mean, but then an authentication step?
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by sgt101 7mo ago
I mean - do you have the macid's of McKinsey's corporate devices?
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by sgt101 7mo ago
wot?
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by sgt101 7mo ago
Why was there a public endpoint? Surely this should all have been behind the firewall and accessible only from a corporate device associated mac address?
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by sgt101 8mo ago
It's the world builder, odd that it comes second but if it had come first then most people would have been put off! I liked that the main character was the least super empowered of any of the characters though.
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by sgt101 8mo ago
It never occurred to me to see if there was a film! Mind you even more amazing I was on youtube yesterday and a short film showing the first chapter of the brand new book (published really recently) that I was reading popped up. Now I see t
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by sgt101 8mo ago
The novels Blindsight & Echopraxis by Peter Watts have a nice vampire sub-plot... basically his world has vampires which have been revived from the fossil record. They are posited to have gone extinct in recent times, but before then we
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by sgt101 9mo ago
zactly - this is scifi stories from the 1950's being replayed, the shocking thing is that there's so much open mouthed "oh wowing" going on. People who are surprised by this need to read a few novels.
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by sgt101 9mo ago
He was a clever king, but no one good could be king of England for more than about 18mths in those days. I think that the parent probably meant Henry VIII.
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by sgt101 9mo ago
How to know if one should fine tune/pretrain or RL / reasoning train given some data set?
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by sgt101 9mo ago
"Waymo passenger flees after remote operator drives on Phoenix light rail tracks" There, fixed it.
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by sgt101 9mo ago
Interesting - ages ago I used SML to look at the relationships between Shakespears plays. https://medium.com/gft-engineering/using-text-embeddings-and... Validation is a problem here - you find relationships, but so wh
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by sgt101 9mo ago
Colin Ritman is so Demis Hassabis.
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by sgt101 10mo ago
There's a loop between adoption of a technology and adaptation of a technology. For some domains that loop is fast, the adaptations prove to be easy and the feedback from adopters is easy to get. For other domains it's slow, espec
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by sgt101 10mo ago
can you give a bit more information on 100's of qubits below threshold? I wasn't aware of 100's...
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AI Applications that need engineering and expertise?
2 points by sgt101 10mo ago|0 comments
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by sgt101 10mo ago
What would SOA be?
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by sgt101 10mo ago
Good for you George E Collins.
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by sgt101 11mo ago
I think that's a rather conspiratorial way of framing it. I think it's more about someone trying to do the most good that was possible at that time. I doubt he cares much about prizes or money at this point.
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by sgt101 11mo ago
Has that site been /slashdotted by HN? It's really buggy for me.
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by sgt101 11mo ago
The models themselves represent the biggest deflation cases I've ever seem. The charged cost of a frontier model is ~200x lower than 2 years ago, and the ones we are using now are much better - although measuring that and how much is c

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