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by sigmar 2y ago
>internet are kind of disconnected from people's everyday life outside of the internet. Are insurance companies more liked among internet users or less liked among internet users (than the population at large)? I presume that intern
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by sigmar 2y ago
It is probably hard to come up with good benchmarks for VLMs like this, but I feel like the "Non entailment sentences" benchmark seems ill-suited. The examples for sentences that were non entailment included[1]: "There is a p
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by sigmar 2y ago
probably entirely google's fault, but I can't seem to pick a folder when I'm brought to the google photos search box. it only finds individual photos
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by sigmar 2y ago
relatedly: is claude3.5-haiku being delivered above their cost, after they quadrupled the price? Though it wouldn't ensure profitability since they're spending so much on training. I'm sure with inference-use growing, they&#
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by sigmar 2y ago
Don't think that analogy works unless you could write a script that automatically removes incorrect medical advice, because then you would indeed have an LLM-with-a-script that was an expert doctor (which you can do for illegal chess m
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by sigmar 2y ago
>AlphaQubit, a recurrent-transformer-based neural-network architecture that learns to predict errors in the logical observable based on the syndrome inputs (Methods and Fig. 2a). This network, after two-stage training—pretraining with si
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by sigmar 2y ago
https://archive.is/s73bB
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I like opensource and reproducible methods too. but here, the code was written by claude and then exported. Is that considered a dependency? They can find a different LLM or pay someone to improve/revise/extend the code later if n
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by sigmar 2y ago
Agree that the use of "AI engineers" is confusing. Think this blog should use the term "engineering software with AI-integration" which is different from "AI engineering" (creating/designing AI models) and
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I absolutely thought that is was dubbing after watching the video and not paying close attention. This seems like 2010s tech and my expectations in 2024 are so much higher.
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by sigmar 2y ago
that doesn't look official and doesn't have a verified url. some random person just put up a bot
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Yeah, I wonder how much money they're pouring into lidar production. Particularly considering that they've partnered with Hyundai, Stellantis, Mercedes-Benz Group AG, Jaguar Land Rover, and Volvo.
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by sigmar 2y ago
Slow rollout? Waymo's growth has been insane the past year. Log graph: https://x.com/brianwilt/status/1851366713507344742/photo/1
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That's not "[understanding] a complex report." It exemplifies the authors point that they're portraying it as "tools for those unwilling to put in any effort." During this meeting, how is that guy going to crit
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by sigmar 2y ago
Yeah, google can control initial distribution. but in the long term, I believe Google's ability to enforce that Terms of Use (re: no commercial use) is entirely dependent on whether they have IP ownership of the weights
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by sigmar 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but we have no recent and explicit US gov't guidance on whether these model weights are copyrightable. Copyright office has said ai-generated outputs are not copyrightable[1], but hasn't weighed in on
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by sigmar 2y ago
You really can't find people with different views arguing on reddit? Seems like arguing is like 99% of the comments there. If you don't like /r/politics, there's alternative subreddits specifically built for politi
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by sigmar 2y ago
I haven't used bluesky, but can't you just go to different sites/forums for discussions with different people? This seems to me like complaining about a lack of oil painters on hackernews, when deviantart is just a few clicks
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by sigmar 2y ago
uh yeah, dictatorships are bad. Society determining their government and enacting laws through consensus is good. Is that controversial now?
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by sigmar 2y ago
Original title is better. "Expands" sounds like they discovered a new use-case. The "news" here is that something that was previously explicitly forbidden is now permitted (at least for the US military).
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by sigmar 2y ago
The timing must be in response to that? Perhaps Facebook is thinking "well, we're obviously not going to sue in Chinese courts, so we may as well loosen that rule for allied nations" ie sort of leveling the asymmetric playing
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by sigmar 2y ago
TL;DR P0 collaborated with DeepMind to make "Big Sleep," which is an AI agent (using gemini 1.5 pro) that can look through commits, spot potential issues, and then run testcases to find bugs. The agent found one in SQLite that was
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Using Large Language Models to Catch Vulnerabilities(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)
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>extremely competent and high spirited developers are giving up like this. I'm pretty sure the median IRC server runs for much less than 7.5 years. I don't think anyone expects volunteers to dedicate decades of their life to ad
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by sigmar 2y ago
>I'd like to thank everyone who has ever run a bot on botsin.space and gotten joy out of it I definitely got joy out of setting up a bot on it. Huge thanks to colin for making it so easy.
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by sigmar 2y ago
to be clear- these ministal model are also licensed for commercial use, but not freely licensed for commercial use. and meta also has restrictions on commercial use (have to put “Built with Meta Llama 3” and need to pay meta if you exceed 7
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I don't see "playht 3.0 mini" on there, only play.ht 2.0 (released in august of 2023)
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by sigmar 2y ago
Peter Todd is downplaying the accusation on Twitter by retweeting and discussing this tweet: https://x.com/BitMEXResearch/status/1843788557925921052 To my reading, the bitcointalk reply only makes sense as a snark
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uh, which aspect do you think might not be correct? he didn't lose revenue? He didn't hope people would get angry? people didn't download bluesky? I quoted the expert from the article speaking of twitter's lost revenue a
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by sigmar 2y ago
>“Although X may not be a top priority for most advertisers in Brazil, the platform needs them more than they need it.” Really does seem like it came down to this point. Musk hoped Brazilian users would get angry with the government, and

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