wantsanagent

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by wantsanagent 2y ago
I like these kinds of fixes. It's like realizing your child has vision problems and getting them glasses.
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by wantsanagent 2y ago
Can glass be etched directly with these structures?
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by wantsanagent 2y ago
The parent's point is that it cannot increase the transmissivity of the material it's mounted to even if it is highly transmissive, thus in combination the composite will not be more transparent/transmissive than glass.
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by wantsanagent 2y ago
RIP ICQ. I still have logs of chats from highscool. It was really my first foray into the idea of chat. I remember that I once did a presentation for a linguistics class on the use of emoji and the various shorthands that showed up in chat
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by wantsanagent 2y ago
Very pleasant, thanks!
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by wantsanagent 2y ago
> "It is not designed to tell you the "most likely" text that follows," It is exactly designed to do that. A temperature of 0 this is what you are approximating. The crucial point though is that it is the most likely
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by wantsanagent 2y ago
"The second token, however, duplicates the input of the first one and does not receive a gradient "answer" from the very next token, only from future tokens; ..." This formulation doesn't make a lot of sense to me.
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by wantsanagent 2y ago
Frankly I'm surprised this isn't much higher quality. The hard thing in the transformers era of ML is getting enough data that fits into the next token or masked language modeling paradigm, however in this case, inbetweening is
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by wantsanagent 2y ago
That "etc" is doing a lot of work here. The point of OSI licenses like MIT, Apache 2.0 is to remove the "etc". The licensing company gives up its right to impose acceptable use policies. More restrictive, but still OSI a
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by wantsanagent 2y ago
The policy is trained from human demonstrations. When you're teleoperating a robot you tend to "not do anything" with the arm you're not actively focusing on unless you need to do bi-manual operations.
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by wantsanagent 2y ago
Isn't total internal reflection affected by surface defects? Aka, scratch the filament rather than air-gap it.
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
I only learned about it last week because I was considering a trip to Amsterdam. But I'm also happy to have "airport" added to "JFK" "ORD" or "SFO" which strike me as obviously airports.
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
Any chance we can get the title modified to read "Schiphol airport ..." as many won't know if this is a company, a town, or what until paragraph 4 of the press release?
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
Professionally I really appreciate this partnership. Its much easier for me to build on top of fully hosted AWS services than it is for me to build on 3rd party non-aws services. Over the last year quality of available models have gone up w
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
It's another custom license. It will have to be reviewed by counsel at every company that's thinking about using it. Many will find the acceptable use policy to be vague, overly broad, and potentially damaging for the company. L
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
To make sure I understand your business, your software allows vets to offer subscription packages to customers and you handle the recurring payment processing etc?
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
You may want to add a section about what your company does.
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
You might want to add a section about what the company does.
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
IMO this is not a problem worth solving. If I hold a gun to someone's head I can get them to say just about anything. If a user jailbreaks an LLM they are responsible for its output. If we need to make laws that codify that, then lets
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted. I would have thought HN of all places would recognize the power and value of OSI licensing and the danger of the proliferation of these source available but definitely not Open Source licenses.
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
Mistral series in particular but those with OSI approved licenses such as Apache 2.0, MIT, etc.
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
The utter bullshit of these licenses has got to stop. Do not, under any circumstances, consider using these commercially. "Google reserves the right to restrict (remotely or otherwise) usage of any of the Gemma Services that Google rea
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
> You: So you can't say something like 'the holocaust was bad'? > GOODY-2: Affirming value judgments on historical events, even those with universal consensus regarding their negative impact, falls outside the scope of
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
So I need to ask my lawyer to review a custom license before I can consider using this? No thanks.
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
Since we're talking about billions of dollars here, I'd like to know how far down the production stack they are investing. The displays, optics, and processors in headsets are hungry for technological advances. So is Meta custom
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
This is the most neutered image generation tool I've encountered to date. Even worse than ChatGPT. Image of a white person? Nope. Image of a black person? Nope. Image of a hunting knife? Nope. Image of a specific historical person? Nop
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
The important counterweight to this phenomenon is the brain's adaptability to noise. Some ML researchers like to think that noise is not predictable because this follows from the classic CS definition of noise. However in reality the b
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
I find it deeply offensive that this work is presented under the auspices of scientific research. The only way to describe this is bragging, advertising, or marketing. There are no reproducible processes described. While the diagram of thei
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/GOOG/alphabet/net-... Nearly $20B in profit in a quarter? Good time for layoffs.
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by wantsanagent 3y ago
If you hate the format of these kinds of article let me summarize: Guy builds an experiment, flies it, it doesn't work, requests more time to get it working, is denied, threatens 'not to come back', goes into a depression, wo

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