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by sinuhe69 2y ago
What prevents the open source community to recreate and test the same method?
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They had access only to just one tiny bit of the entire written words of the worlds. Not all books are available in electronic formats. You can see from the visualization in the article that we don’t even have the titles for a lot of publis
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I wonder if one day we will have an AI that reads, summarizes and catalogues all the published books? A super librarian :) Imagine being able to ask questions like: "What have they written about AI in the 21st century?". Even bett
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Since even my 10 year old son can easily solve such problems using a spreadsheet technique, I think an AI that can generate and execute code can be taught to solve such long logic puzzles in the same way. The problem IMO is the internal mem
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An interesting spin. But not an easy feat in any way. Yes, if you see the benchmark results, you can start speculate about its impact on the stock market But it’s a consequence of your highly concentrated effort on the primary project (Deep
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I think the fact that they used synthetic/distilled high-quality data from GPT4-o output to train in the style of Phi models are of significance as well.
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by sinuhe69 2y ago
The photo of a man carrying a baby and a woman by his side in the article is not of Buang Ly. The naval institute even has a video of the actual landing here: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInstitute/videos/16388231
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There is also rumor that they in fact have access to 50000 H100 GPU, and not just H800. 50000 H100 is as big as half of Elon Musk's Colossus!
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So the default option of using onion routes to hide your IP and location still works.
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My kids don't have smartphones until they're 17. I keep them busy with maths, programming, robotics and other things they like. It seems to work. But now my older son is 17 and he hangs out with his friends on Discord all the time
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I read the article and got curious about Pyret. It turns out to be a very nice language, especially for teaching! Very clear and easy to read syntax, no weird bracket mania :D, it even forces programmers to write good formatted code (space
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The two are seen on the picture together! So more similar they could not be. That highlights the irony and hypocrite of capitalism, of better say of human society.
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How big is GPT4o-mini? Some sources say it's 8b big, but I guess they have different models with different sizes. But if GPT4o-mini is just 8b, I don't see the point of a "distilled" model, which requires a much bigger n
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I always have a definitional problem with predictions. I mean, it's moot whether a specific prediction is right or wrong as long as it doesn't help us to understand the big picture and the trends. Take, for example, the predicti
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They aim for the low-hanging fruits like summarizing, thinking it could not go wrong. Oh boys, how wrong they could be! If they aim high like Jobs always war, Apple Intelligence could actually provide values instead of being an annoyance.
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I believe the PISA comparison in this context is flawed. To compare any statistics, we must control for other variables, otherwise any conclusion about causal effects and relationships could be deeply wrong. In the education context, the mo
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I like what you have done. But I'm also afraid that your daughter will quickly get better at prompt engineering instead, and bypass your system prompt (with the help of other children). I'm convinced that no help can replace paren
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My little son has a buddy who uses AI bots intensively. The friend is actually very smart and capable, but he pays too much attention to the things he likes (programming and games) and ignores all other aspects of basic education. And he sl
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I find that MATH challenge “solved” by AI hard to believe. The reason given was “saturation”. Could anybody help explain it a bit? Also in my daily encounter, I stop find a lot of simple math problems all the frontier models could not solve
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I don’t think so. Would the localizer have been made of less rigid structure and not a steel-reinforced concrete, the fatality could be much lower. Also problematic is the brick wall at the end. They could make it as fence only and not a br
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by sinuhe69 2y ago
The "technological unemployment" you mentioned can only happen if robots/AI replace most of the jobs on the market. But then it means that we have already automated most production and therefore UBI could be an option (taxing
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Even in their 'classic years', communist states could never provide UBI to their citizens. Sure, the state employed most people outside the agricultural sector, but even so, they have to grade salaries and food ratios. As far as I
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There are clearly abuses, and the abuses should be addressed; it will also be good for the valid H1-B applicants. One simple solution is to raise the salary threshold. H1-B for store managers is obviously not justified. On the other hand, t
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They don’t send the photos. Nobody sent your photos anywhere but only certain meta data and its similarity vectors for matching purpose.
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As someone already pointed out, my comment was unnecessary. In the spur of the moment, I blurted out what I was thinking. I'm surprised because I didn't notice anything about the writing style. None of the read-aloud software bot
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Thank you for your time. A very Merry Christmas to you.
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Much appreciated! Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas.
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Yes, normally, I just ignore it, too. But today I feel a bit different. Sorry for the sentimental note.
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People are really not nice today! :( I have a problem with my eyesight and I tried to avoid reading as much as I can. So I use an app to read aloud most things. I’m not trying to endorse it or anything.
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I can see that such problems are prevalent in any large society with a low standard of living and therefore fewer opportunities. Or you could say that too much competition and fighting for mere survival corrupts people. But I don't kn

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