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   Potemkin Village(en.wikipedia.org)

   4 points by sva_ 2y ago|1 comments
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   by sva_ 2y ago

   If by "You" you mean some LLM, then probably yes.
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   by sva_ 2y ago

   That reminds me of someone calling the Bitcoin blockchain the most expensive linked list in the world.
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   by sva_ 2y ago

   Looking at the ones for Germany, those seem like rookie numbers https://www.apple.com/legal/transparency/de.html#:~:text=77%...
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   by sva_ 2y ago

   I don't think the RAM size of the H800 was nerfed (80GB), but rather the memory bandwidth between gpus. But yeah, would be interesting to see how they optimized for that.
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   by sva_ 2y ago

   > seem to attract mentally unstable people This AGI doomerism, which is now also popularized on YouTube etc, is very closely related to the kind of existential questions that mentally unstable people probably ask themselves. The bar of e
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   by sva_ 2y ago

   This sometimes happens when an old thread gets merged or bumped - timestamps get changed. It can be pretty disorienting.
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   by sva_ 2y ago

   > so the authorities send in a lone traffic cop to pull them over? It was more than one agent who pulled them over, and it isn't clear they were pulled over as a result of being put under surveillance.
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   by sva_ 2y ago

   And another one https://old.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/1iruc70/vid... --- On a side note, it is crazy someone would take a selfie video before exiting a crashed airplane.
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    > Grok 3 is designed to be a nuclear propaganda weapon, and Musk is proud of it. Any proof other than speculating based on that one screenshot? How can Gary Marcus know what it is designed for, if it isn't even out yet?
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    Diplomatic theater, justification to get/keep more bureaucrats on the payroll
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    There's an indirect subsidy via tax
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    I've heard stories of med students at my former university going on a saline solution IV drip to drink more.
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    I'm going to go on a limb and claim the author is aware: https://www.shadertoy.com/user/iq
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    I think your client may still be sharing IP addresses, not sure about the legality of that
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    Libraries can burn down (see Library of Alexandria), civilizations end (see various). LibGen makes it possible for an individual to backup a snapshot of cumulative human knowledge, and I think that's commendable.
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    > By September 2023, Bashlykov had seemingly dropped the emojis, consulting the legal team directly and emphasizing in an email that "using torrents would entail ‘seeding’ the files—i.e., sharing the content outside, this could be l
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    Probably their company "AgentSea"?
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    It does not appear that this aims to use an API, but rather to train/finetune their own model using insights from R1 ([mostly] pure RL approach towards bootstrapping reasoning in an LLM)
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    > source: anecdote/survivorship bias
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    import tiktoken enc = tiktoken.encoding_for_model('o1-mini') len(enc.encode('some string'))
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    The better title might be the second part: "January’s best science images"
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    Yeah, fine-tuning is different from pretraining
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    > You give it a task and it does it for 1 billion trillion epochs and saves the changes incrementally (or not). Somewhat confusingly, big LLM are most just trained for 1 epoch afaik.
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    Astronomers discover 196-foot asteroid, 1-in-83 chance of hitting Earth in 2032(space.com)

    37 points by sva_ 2y ago|6 comments
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    You'll have a lower bound on the quality of the translator you're using. There's an idea that you can generalize concepts among different languages, and that you'll benefit from the extended training corpus. As in, talki
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    I think the guardrails are just very poor. If you ask it a few times with clear context, the responses are mixed.
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    Trump Signs Executive Order on Developing AI 'Free from Ideological Bias'(news.slashdot.org)

    9 points by sva_ 2y ago|3 comments
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    I was looking for such 'tortured phrases' on Google scholar recently and also found an article from MDPI: https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/16/4/1792 > There is a requirement to assist various types
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    And I can't with the constant off-topic meta-discussions about the titles of papers.