wasabi991011

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by wasabi991011 9d ago
I'm attending a conference that I also attended last year, and it's night and day. This year, a good 40% of workshop slides are fully LLM generated, incomprehensible, and almost not matching what the speaker is talking about at al
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by wasabi991011 10d ago
There is no guarantee the Democrats are going to reverse the tariffs. And even if they do, the Republicans after that can just undo the undoing, and then do worse.
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by wasabi991011 10d ago
Not to mention their comparison, modernist architecture, is just mid-century. There is post-modern architecture after that and arguably also contemporary architecture further after that (however vaguely defined).
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by wasabi991011 13d ago
For other labs to advance their own models, but only up to the frontier, not really (much) past it. Is the frontier's moat not mainly data and compute? How does making the frontier open weight affect that?
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by wasabi991011 19d ago
> To be fair, lots of "basic ideas" are unworkable until someone bangs their head against it enough times and suddenly it is workable. Sure, but also lots of "basic ideas" are unworkable regardless of how many times h
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by wasabi991011 23d ago
What if the token represents a high-quality answer, but would have only been picked 80% of the time, but now it's picked 90% of the time? I'm not entirely sure (haven't read the original synthID proposal), but I believe that
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by wasabi991011 26d ago
That's only half. It's a while lot of text to say "it's markdown + RAG/semantic search". The markdown explanation I was also unimpressed with, but RAG over hyperlinks is convincing to me.
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by wasabi991011 29d ago
Yes in theory , the King Charles III and/or his representative the Governor General, could remove the Prime Minister, though the Governor General is chosen following advice (i.e. choice) of the Prime Minister, so I can't imagine
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
How does companies hiring h1b-holders (a non-immigrant visa) relate to a pause on immigrant visa applications?
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
This entire article is about immigrant visas.
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
This is really insightful, thank you. Can you share a bit more about how you shifted to be more aligned with P/L? And how to accurately estimate incremental upside? I'm an early PhD student with interest in ibdustrial research&#x2
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
Only if it's directly linked to you. Can't go scrolling on someone's profile without getting blocked by a pop-up. Also can't click a post and see replies. Edit: also can't read a thread because each new post is cons
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
I don't know how it works, but it is very inconsistent. On mobile right now, I can't scroll past the second post of [1] without getting blocked by an undismissable popup. If I click on the "read more" button of the first
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
> Didn’t read, but let me guess Why should we let you guess? What do any of us gain by reading the opinion of someone who admits to being ignorant and who isn't willing to change that by reading TFA?
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
> Well, but they were clearly there, were they not? No, they were not. As a reminder, here is what he wrote about being online: > The world has gone digital to the point where everything happens online. That brought plenty of good thi
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
You are filling in information that was not present in TFA. No mention of administrative infrastructure, no mention of DDT or "tainted foods", etc. Dismissing TFA is not the same as dismissing related arguments.
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
> The point is not with the exceptions: it is with the creeping ignorance that gives assumptions for granted. And you should be ___very___ worried when the ignorant is not a service provider, but maybe your administration that takes for
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
> Yes, you can still get a paper menu, but you need to ask for it in many places. Having to ask for something makes it a luxury? I don't like having to do it either, but let's not kid ourselves here. I won't make a comment
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
This is just complete hyperbole with no substance. For 1, I still have yet to go to a restaurant where I couldn't ask the waiter for a physical menu instead of reading the QR code (not to mention that QR code menus are still far from t
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
You should submit an article about this instead of having your point buried in a comment section of an article making an unrelated argument.
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
> because the nature of the watermarking algorithm requires it to sometimes increase the probability of selecting a worse word choice and decrease the probability of selecting the model’s best choice. ... and the opposite is also true, s
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
The point he is making is not consistent with understanding how temperature influences LLM text generation, no. He repeatedly states that choosing "the best word" is the most important thing to him. I don't know how you recon
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
That's an interesting problem to discuss, but unfortunately TFA spends no time discussing that.
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
> He said filling the reserve would save taxpayers money while also “helping our oil industry.” Didn't use the word "bailout", of course, but imo the meaning is pretty similar
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
This guy being Sebastian Mandal, the creator of the corgigirls website and who is unrelated to the company Corgi?
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
To be clear, they were the victims in TFA, and the event is unrelated.
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
> I'm having a hard time thinking of any other use case... What other reason is there to fingerprint your code? I don't have an answer either way, but I'm taking this occasion to remind you (and HN generally) that many peo
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
You can write in your native language and have an llm translate it, or you could write it in English to the best of your abilities and use an LLM to fix grammar mistakes. Both these options are better than llm slop style.
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by wasabi991011 1mo ago
an animal organ?
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by wasabi991011 2mo ago
Where did you get $200k worth of extra sensors? Also, contrary to your statement, the article directly addresses the meat if the question: > The disagreement is whether “good enough to help a human drive” ever becomes “good enough to rem

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