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by yorwba 8mo ago
Of note, "AI adoption" here means using "technologies that intelligently automate tasks and provide insights that augment human decision making, like machine learning, robotic process automation, natural language processing (
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by yorwba 8mo ago
From the Script Ad Hoc Group: https://www.unicode.org/L2/L2021/21016-script-adhoc-rept.pdf "A project to digitize Cistercian manuscripts at Western Michigan University is not requesting the characters be in U
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by yorwba 9mo ago
The only people I have replied to in this thread were vidarh, vidarh, and now vidarh again. I thought you were all the same person?
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by yorwba 9mo ago
Where did you get that email from?
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by yorwba 9mo ago
In data published by the Office for National Statistics: https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/crimeand... - survey-based estimates of sexual assault prevalence have remained about the same - police-recor
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by yorwba 9mo ago
Of note, "AI adoption" here means using "technologies that intelligently automate tasks and provide insights that augment human decision making, like machine learning, robotic process automation, natural language processing (
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by yorwba 9mo ago
My point is that you misread the comment you replied to. (By the way, on page 2 of the paper: "we evaluate each LLM only within its corresponding harness.")
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by yorwba 9mo ago
> 1000 to 1200 is not the same as 2800 to 3000 Elo is defined such that the expected win-rate of a player should only depend on the difference in Elo rating to their opponent. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elo_rating
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What Education Can Learn from Zig Engelmann(fivetwelvethirteen.substack.com)
1 points by yorwba 9mo ago|0 comments
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by yorwba 9mo ago
In this context, "performance" means "does it do what we want it to do" not "does it do it quickly". Quality of output is what they're measuring, speed is not a consideration.
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by yorwba 9mo ago
Who would read a blog post that just says "Think of a topic that users of an app for monitoring blood oxygen might be interested in, do a web search for related articles and synthesize them into a blog post. Make sure to draw on your o
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by yorwba 9mo ago
The article on FT does contain links. Archive: https://archive.ph/z4HEc
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by yorwba 9mo ago
"the library just knows these rules for each language as part of the standard" sounds great until you try to support a small minority language that the library just doesn't know about and then you're left trying to hack
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by yorwba 9mo ago
Every interactive system is a potential RL environment. Every CLI, every TUI, every GUI, every API. If you can programmatically take actions to get a result, and the actions are cheap, and the quality of the result can be measured automatic
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by yorwba 9mo ago
Where did you find those statements? I don't see an official announcement at https://qwen.ai/research yet. EDIT: Okay, there's some limited information at https://modelstudio.console.alibabacloud.com&#x
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The Sweet Lesson of Neuroscience(asteriskmag.com)
6 points by yorwba 9mo ago|0 comments
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by yorwba 9mo ago
There are ways to shard the model that require a lot of off-chip bandwidth, but there are also ways that don't. The only data that needs to be passed between layers is the residual stream, which requires much less bandwidth than the la
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by yorwba 9mo ago
> The idea is to have a chip with SRAM large enough to fit the entire model , so inference can happen entirely in-memory. [...] So how much internal memory does the latest Cerebras chip have? 44GB. This puts OpenAI in kind of an awkward
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by yorwba 9mo ago
They're probably referring to this exchange where the bot owner claimed to use AI for their comments because they're not a native English speaker, which let them get off with a warning, after which they continued operating the acc
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by yorwba 9mo ago
No, now that LLMs are invented, a lot more people lying on the Internet have started to do so convincingly , so they also do it more often. Previously, when somebody was using all the right lingo to signal expert status, they might've
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by yorwba 9mo ago
> I feel like I'm missing something You're missing the existence of technology that allows anyone to create superficially plausible but ultimately made-up anecdotes for posting to public forums, all just to create cover for a f
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by yorwba 9mo ago
This study says yes, the effect becoming detectable at about 70 years of age: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle...
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by yorwba 9mo ago
The World Slinging Association may beg to differ on the "never became a sport" part: https://www.facebook.com/WorldSlingingAssociation/
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by yorwba 9mo ago
This submission was made three days ago and bumped two hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=drbruced
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by yorwba 9mo ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2201.02177 This paper is not hard to find; it's the first result when you search for "grokking" with https://scholar.google.com
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by yorwba 9mo ago
Probably not the exact paper you have in mind, but... https://jspan.github.io/projects/text-deblurring/index.html
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by yorwba 9mo ago
Unauthorized Bible translations were prohibited in England at the time, but Tyndale was executed in the Netherlands, where there was no such ban: https://books.google.de/books?id=mfZlsUVYClwC&pg=P315&source...
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by yorwba 9mo ago
They're not the same . i ≠ − i , no matter which square root of negative one i is. They're merely indiscernible in the sense that if φ( i ) is a formula where i is the only free variable, ∀ i ∈ ℂ. i ² = −1 ⇒ (φ( i ) ⇔ φ(−
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by yorwba 9mo ago
Waymo reported that too: https://waymo.com/blog/2025/12/autonomously-navigating-the-r... While the Waymo Driver is designed to handle dark traffic signals as four-way stops, it may occasionally request a con
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by yorwba 9mo ago
Mathematicians pick an arbitrary complex number by writing "Let c ∈ ℂ." There are an infinite number of possibilities, but it doesn't matter. They pick the imaginary unit by writing "Let i ∈ ℂ such that i ² = −1.&qu

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