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by tipsytoad 2y ago
I don’t think this hits at the heart of the issue? Even if we can catch AI text with 100% accuracy, any halfway decent student can rewrite it from scratch using o1s ideas in lieu of actually learning. This is waay more common and just impos
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The Practitioner's Guide to the Maximal Update Parameterization(blog.eleuther.ai)
1 points by tipsytoad 2y ago|0 comments
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by tipsytoad 2y ago
Just another +1 that if you’re going to give vscode a fair shot, it’s much better to go with vscode-neovim than the standard vim extension. You can even map most of your config right over. E.g. (mine) https://github.com/to
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by tipsytoad 2y ago
How is this different from instructor? github.com/jxnl/instructor namely, why did they take so long for something that just seems like a wrapper around function calling?
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by tipsytoad 2y ago
Looks really nice, but the only concern I had — how does the perf compare to more mature libraries like faiss?
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DenseFormer: Enhancing Information Flow in Transformers(arxiv.org)
123 points by tipsytoad 3y ago|33 comments
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
The most useful feature of llms is how much output you get from such little signal. Just yesterday I created a fairly advanced script from my phone on the bus ride home with chatgpt which was an absolute pleasure. I think multi-prompt conve
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Switched to Firefox a month or two ago, mostly for ublock origin on android, and unlimited history (seriously, why is this not the standard?) I've tried to like it but honestly it's been painful. MacOS Sonoma seems to have a hover
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Moved to vscode with the neovim extension (vim mode was slow for me over large files). vsc is super customisable, and you can remove all the tab bars, side panels and anything else you don't use fairly easily. It's also far more
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Using fzf through bash history and using # comments as tags on common commands seems to work just as well for me. Not sure what else this adds
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Eh, you can probably get very similar to fish with zsh + loads of plugins, but fish has lots of niceties out of the box (syntax highlighting, autosuggestion based on your directory). I've been using fish + starship with just a fzf plug
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Priding ;)
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
So like an autoencoder for text?
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
I emphasize with the student here, but passing it through an ai detector yourself before submitting and keeping a version history seems like an easy way to combat any false claims.
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
It's a repository viewer last time I checked, it doesn't have as many features as lazygit (rebase, merge conflict). I prefer lazygit personally
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Tangentially related, but if you don't have access to c++23 or you don't like monadic properties, passing by reference and returning bool success can emulate or_else, transform, and_then with || && bool fetchFromCache(
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Karabiner and applescripts can get you pretty far
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Python, C++
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Really? The only reason that ChatGPT is more adept at coding problems is because there is vastly more training data. There's nothing fundamentally different between problem solving a coding problem and physics problem. Like all the oth
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
I like https://github.com/PatrickF1/fzf.fish Can also do cool stuff like search for a file to open in $EDITOR and searching git log
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Seriously, are they only talking about weight decay? Why so complicated?
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Your CV is how many pages? Instead of listing everything from assembler to JSON, maybe try to get it down to 1 (2 max)
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Lol. Have you ever tried to use a trackpad on Linux?
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Vscode has this built in: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/jupyter-support-py
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
I didn't know about Protocol! How does this differ from ABC?
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Materialistic is a good android app for HN
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Trackpads SOTA, Keyboards OK, Mouse is PITA
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
Boy I can't wait to remap my entire vim/vscode config, relearn a lifetime of touch typing, and have my computer inaccessible to anyone else who wants to use it for a +30% typing efficiency
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
I agree? Also related karpathy: https://karpathy.github.io/2021/03/27/forward-pass/
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by tipsytoad 3y ago
There's no "exploration" here... The argument that an LLMs output can be deterministically calculated as a sum of matrix multiplications and non linearity is not evidence that LLMs are conscious/understanding either way.

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