wsgeorge

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by wsgeorge 4y ago
At the risk of contributing to the AI fatigue: The 4 GTP papers in order of publication. I'm also in the middle of the following: 1. Software Engineering at Google (O'Reilley) 2. The Worm Ouroboros by E. R. Eddison 3. Titus Groan
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Truth Seeking in a Grey World: A Dialectical Approach(medium.com)
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AFAIK, OpenAI already use GPTs in their process, so that must count for something
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Depends on which race. They seem to be on par or ahead of OpenAI in the research space: they're currently testing embodied knowledge in LLMs. [0] However, it's doubtful if they were into the consumer AI space, since OpenAI more or
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
Read the GPT papers in order. It's interesting how they got here from there, but there's also a lot of related work that sort of hinted at it.
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
For several years (probably 10!) Calibri was my preferred font. I wouldn't read a Google Doc without converting it. An unexpected shift occurred this year, and for the last 2 months, I've defaulted to serif fonts, with Spectral b
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
> religions and philosophies like to pretend otherwise. "pretend" is a little too harsh; "insist" is more like it. And for good reason, because... > Human life, specifically, is no more or less valuable than any ot
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
I enjoyed reading this. It could be the basis of some sci-fi story. It sounds logically consistent enough (because it's simple?) and I don't think I would have thought this up myself at a moment's notice. It's the appare
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
General availability of this tech will even the playing field. You'll still want clever people to actually make all of this work to solve specific problems. So the tech will not necessarily be the advantage if the business isn't w
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
I read an earlier post in which you referenced this a few hours ago and it showed me a new way of using these generally[0] intelligent models. It's absolutely fascinating that LangChain is open source, but the use case for wrapping app
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
As was announced, this is only for SMS-based 2FA, so the title is a little misleading.
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
Joke aside: I would imagine someone at Google looking at all that YouTube data and thinking what everyone else is thinking... Considering that LLaMA shows us capable a smaller model can be when trained on an extremely large dataset, this f
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
The last thing I did was try to get Alpaca to invent a new language and say something in it. Midway through my experiment it returned an error. Refreshing showed a server error page, and now it displays this message [0] It's been a fun
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Stanford Alpaca web demo suspended “until further notice”(alpaca-ai-custom4.ngrok.io)
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The Psychology of Product Use: Notifications(medium.com)
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
It seems like it'll be a big advantage if the actual models could, especially for on-device or privately deployed LLMs that should learn about the preferences of their users and their changing environments. Do you have any idea why the
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
> do you mean typing? I see what you did there :) Funny thing is, for one person I know, lots of typing was a barrier to him transitioning from gaming to programming. He's long ago overcome that! But tinkering with software to modi
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Ask HN: Can LLMs “remember” previous prompts?
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
Doesn't seem to give me access immediately... I get a "Download Microsoft Edge" banner instead.
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
Become an expert and experiment with various LLMs to see what works, what doesn't, what capabilities are possible under what conditions. Intuitions about how they can be useful will bubble up naturally. Pay attention to what other peop
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
> competition is what got us the huge corps..? Yes, and consolidation also. Competition also gave us their disruptors. > maybe look for opportunities for cooperation instead I hear you, and I don't disagree with your line of thin
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
> Is there any way we can prevent these models from being abused by large corporations for profit? Competition, from for-profits large and small, non-profits large and small, and the rest of the open community. Don't trust what BigL
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
Hey, nice work. I'll follow closely! This looks a lot like Stack AI. Someone shared a link to their loom yesterday https://www.loom.com/share/6992025d97bc48f3b3d06429de664b72
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
> Why are they using my bot that uses the same API as everyone else? Maybe different developers will use different APIs from different providers running different models? Even better, from what I've seen and experienced, LLMs can pe
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
> I'm worried when kids and teens see the capabilities of LLMs they will no longer be motivated to learn skills that the LLM easily demonstrates. > Writing and visual art are both skills that take a long time to master. Maybe som
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
This exactly. Unless some hard limit is reached by researchers, at least within the short term we should see almost exponential growth in the capabilities of these models. There's also the fact that people are working on keeping this t
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
I can't name any, but a few people have spoken about how the currently use LLMs to augment their workflows. I think it might be easy to reason how those could affect some jobs when they're scaled up.
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
I'm excited and scared at the same time. Breathless, actually. My first long hard look at gen AI was just last Saturday evening. Since then, LLaMA was leaked and made easy to run on consumer hardware, folks from Stanford hosted a fine-
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by wsgeorge 4y ago
Right now several people are using LLMs as utilities for their workflows. I don't think many startups would have grown enough to get on your radar... it's been such a short while since we got this far.
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Speculative Fiction with Stanford Alpaca(medium.com)
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