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by snthpy 3mo ago
Not just RLHF but also RLVR, and isn't that the litter lesson though? My sense of the Sutton Dwarkesh interview was that he was calling out that he didn't mean just longer datasets, but rather learning through exploration and that
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by snthpy 3mo ago
"a new distributed consensus service called Meerkat powered by a consensus algorithm called QuePaxa, published in 2023 by researchers at EPFL. QuePaxa differs from Raft in that all replicas can perform writes at all times, and progress
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by snthpy 3mo ago
Really, does this work now? What about NotebookLM? I was using it a lot until i realised it was only analysing the transcripts and not the video because i was mostly using it for technical ones with important charts.
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by snthpy 3mo ago
Looks cool. A somewhat adjacent question: what is the best, or what are common, approache(s) for handling time in knowledge graphs?
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by snthpy 3mo ago
Good point
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by snthpy 3mo ago
Exactly. If it's next gen then why is it 5.6 and not 6?
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by snthpy 3mo ago
Hi, Yes I'm in the same boat as you - had to switch to US language instead of UK. I've been addiing the anglisised versions of words to my dictionary as I go along so it's becoming less of an issue over time. Maybe I'll
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by snthpy 3mo ago
I think this is the right direction. I'm increasingly viewing AI as coworkers and explaining it as such to higher ups as well. My colleagues also have different strengths and weaknesses and i know what to check and what i can rely on m
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by snthpy 3mo ago
I switched to ClearFlow a month or two ago after learning of it on Hackernews. It is available in GBoard. I'm happy with the switch. Like any keyboard switch (I've gone from Qwerty to Dvorak and now a Colemak-dh derivative with ab
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by snthpy 3mo ago
I miss Fable. Will it ever be back? As a non-US citizen living in Africa i fear that i will have to wait for an equivalent non-US model.
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by snthpy 4mo ago
Next, please create a website that lists all websites that don't list themselves and let me know whether it lists itself or not. You'll probably need functional programming and category theory for this, or so I'm told.
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by snthpy 4mo ago
Ha ha my brain read that as "Lean interpretor in WASM". Actually i think it's the "for" in the title that's at fault. The repo title is quite clear, but the submission title is ambiguous to me.
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by snthpy 4mo ago
Thank you. Omg that's hilarious
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by snthpy 4mo ago
Same
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by snthpy 4mo ago
Thank you! This is the concept I've been looking for. I always had the sense that compositional data transformation frameworks like PRQL or LINQ should have a clean categorical interpretation. I was exploring how this could be expresse
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by snthpy 4mo ago
I like this and think it's a great idea. Leveraging git makes a lot of sense (content addressed filesystem, efficient storage and sync protocol with pack files etc ..., widely deployed). From a cursory look my impression is that it dev
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by snthpy 4mo ago
You can have any colour you like as long as it is noir.
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by snthpy 4mo ago
Just imagine the productivity gains from using LLMs to rewrite Kotlin codebases in Java!
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by snthpy 4mo ago
Interesting, thanks!
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by snthpy 4mo ago
I used to play an Amiga 500 version of this. I think it was Test Drive 2 though.
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by snthpy 4mo ago
radar? Since it's an active request response protocol.
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by snthpy 4mo ago
You can do this with ATProto / Bluesky! You can self-host your own PDS (or use Bluesky) and clients are super simple. I just had Google Search AI Mode vibe code as a 60 line shell script. $ curl -O https://raw.githubuse
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by snthpy 5mo ago
Exactly. I came here to say the same thing.
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by snthpy 5mo ago
Indeed, and aren't the Palestinians semites too so wouldn't this be antisemitic itself? Semitic people - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semitic_people
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by snthpy 5mo ago
Evolutionary temporal variation is addressed in the article. Although that could just say that without bipedalism, the pressure to use the hands to climb forces equal use over the available hands.
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by snthpy 5mo ago
Interesting. Does this then become informative about the level of cooperation vs competition in the population? In ping-pong where it is pure competition it stabilises at 50:50. In everyday life where we largely collaborate it settles aroun
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by snthpy 5mo ago
> Let me repeat that: You had to take a class. And pass an exam. To be able to apply to host a college party. Jeepers
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by snthpy 5mo ago
I agree. A good read overall as well.
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by snthpy 5mo ago
OT but anyone remember Diaspora? Which was supposed to be an open (source? Idr) FB. Never heard of it again after the manifesto post.
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by snthpy 5mo ago
I like it but confusing that there's also a similar but different loonlang.org.

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