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xucian
2y ago
hey, unrelated, but found your another question here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39877523 replying to your question from there: yes, I'm using SmartGit since 2014, and it's really good. there are others,
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xucian
2y ago
now I remember seeing this somewhere, perhaps in another thread? it's nice to see progress. from what I understand, this is already actionable ( https://github.com/hao-ai-lab/Consistency_LLM ) and perhaps giga-model
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xucian
2y ago
thanks, I went through it and I like what I see. I'd have to iterate a few more times over it to fully grasp it. it's missing some analogies and examples, so plebs like me could understand it in a single iteration
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xucian
2y ago
it's not stupid because it can't do smart & useful things, but because it works on fractions(1) of locale-dependent(1) symbols for meaning (1) instead, it should do whole symbols (2) instead, it should be language-agnostic, i.
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xucian
2y ago
yes, I agree it's beautiful how basic vector addition/subtraction navigates you through some kind of meaning space, playing with relationships between things and such actually, this is the same way in which the model in the Meanin
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xucian
2y ago
correct, I worked with the tokenizer quite a lot, and I should've clearly made the distinction between semantic splitting and just this statistically-convenient splitting. I got carried out by the greater picture. thanks for pointing t
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2y ago
"The important thing is about how an AI can digest its experience into its view of the world and how it predicts things going forward and how it needs to have motivations both internally and externally imposed." Those issu
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xucian
2y ago
agree, I think this is the best argument for autoregressive models, and why they are so 'unreasonably' good
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xucian
2y ago
see my reply above
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xucian
2y ago
agree, it's more of an "according to me" statement I'm sure I can find citations for both cases: meaning causing language and language causing meaning, so it'd only artificially support my reasoning but I strongly f
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xucian
2y ago
recent as in 3rd century. :D I'm sure I'm not the only one, but this is how I've felt my whole life. people trapping themselves in this sea of words, so many arguments could be solved if we could just connect our brains and s
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xucian
2y ago
it's just that tokens are things like "tele" "vis" "ion" etc., represented by some numbers/vectors but instead of that, we can have those vectors/numbers represent the concepts themselves. for
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2y ago
thanks, have postponed it for too long already. the time has come
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xucian
2y ago
good point, but replace neuron with perceptron and human brain with neural net here's the catch: neurons work with over 100 types of neurotransmitters [1], they're quite complex compared to a perceptron which brings me on a tangen
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2y ago
wondering the same
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2y ago
man's a genius, enjoyed each of his interviews. rip
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2y ago
this
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Ask HN: Anyone working on something better than LLMs?
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2y ago
education is there anything that improves people's lives in the long-term as much as fixing education? there are plenty of niche sectors to excel on, feels like taking a candy from a baby angels/VCs tell me it's too big of a
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Ask HN: Best AI tool for logo and full branding identity/strategy?
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2y ago
:)) I'll steal this saying btw dude, try to not get upvoted, you've got 1337 karma
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xucian
2y ago
nice, something I didn't know I needed :D might want to increase font weight in the pricing section, it's hard to read also in "How much does it cost?" I think you should also add the Free option (for those like me who m
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xucian
2y ago
I guess it was inevitable. I feel whatever decision they'd make, even canceling the deal, it can't get better. the ship has sailed
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2y ago
what do you think are the best use-cases for this? I'm working on a hybrid online/in-person free education platform, where students can optionally do paid 1:1s with the instructors, and recently I've also played with the idea
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2y ago
it's funny a: there are companies that don't need AI and use it for hype b: and there are companies that desperately need it and don't use it if you had to choose between them, a is still better :D it's annoying, but we
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my uninformed opinion: the ad is cool the tech? dunno
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2y ago
Zero to one The lean startup The 4-hour workweek The subtle art of not giving a f*ck -- What I've found out, biographies are the best thing for me because I always want to know what happens next, but I also learn invaluable lessons fro
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xucian
2y ago
yep, funny how I wanted to post these exact 3 books (should grab the 4th one soon), I've bought them all at once, perhaps we've read the same blog post that recommended them?
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2y ago
The differentiator would be semantic classification of the content itself, like "videos with your cat", "photos of your mountains" etc. I know Google Photos does it, but I haven't used it that much, not sure if b&#x
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Show HN: Blog to Video
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