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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
This is exactly the behaviour that I would expect from a human teleported into a project and given a similar task. After some time humans would gather some background info needed to be more productive and we need to find out how to copy tha
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
Personally I would not hardcode the discovery process in code but just gave the llm tools to browse the code and find what it needs itself.
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
Or maybe it could alter the behaviour in a positve way: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parasites_Lost
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
I skeptical. Carbs are converted to glucose in the intestines and we eat orders of magnitude more glucose in carbs than in sweets so candida should not really care about sweets, but all these studies are about craving sweets not carbs in ge
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
Yeah - that’s what I thought. The original article sounds like motivated reasoning - solar farms don’t look like “green technology” so there is that great need to make them more palatable and project like this cater to that need instead of
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
LLMs are not that different from humans, in both cases you have some limited working memory and you need to fit the most relevant context into it. This means that if you have a new knowledge base for llms it should be useful for humans too.
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
I’ve heard this many times, also from good sources, but is there any gears level argument why?
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
LangChain is great for finding out who has a clue.
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
Yeah that was a typo
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
I keep a special laptop for all financial stuff. It is not that expensive and the inconvenience is limited. And on it I have CubesOS, but I guess OpenBSD would also be a good choice.
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
The problem is that the llm don’t learn to play moves from a position, the internet archives contain only game records. They might be building something to represent position internationally but it will not be automatically activated with a
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
You can make it available to the player and I suspect it wouldn’t change the outcomes.
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
Is test time the same thing as inference time?
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
I found out that I can register myself as a company at Microsoft and then I can buy the license to that new account.
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
I cannot use it - it requires a login from school or other institution.
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
From the article: „The problem is not that Halassy used self-experimentation as such, but that publishing her results could encourage others to reject conventional treatment and try something similar, says Sherkow.”
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
How do you run code in Bedrock? I don’t use computer games at all, but my son plays Minecraft a lot and is into programming. I investigated options for programming in Minecraft, there is Tinker, an app that lets you program in scratch, but
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
Bullshit jobs once again. I don’t know. These companies are complex systems. He is writing as if the engineers all knew how to fix the systems, but were just powerless to do that. But I’ve also seen projects lead by engineers that only adde
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
Ok, but at least it suggests that this other thing might be more efficient in some ways.
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
What is the range that she is keeping?
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
This is guaranteed, function calling without it is not. The old way can work for you, but my experience is different, especially with complex schemas.
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
Tables are a hard case for RAG, even if you parse them perfectly into Markdown, the LLMs still tend to struggle with interpreting them.
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
Traditional does not equate original. The original technique was never used widely and cannot be called the traditional way.
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
What you describe sounds like Agetic RAG https://zzbbyy.substack.com/p/agentic-rag
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
TLDR persistent people knowingly take risks while stubborn ones don’t want to know that there are risks. But you have to take risks to be successful.
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by zbyforgotp 2y ago
It is an interesting question why they don’t outcompete other businesses.
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by zbyforgotp 3y ago
Rewriting from scratch is harder than it looks, but it all depends on how far you existing software is from your goal. Imagine that what you have is a word processor and you need a web server, surely you would start from scratch. You might
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by zbyforgotp 3y ago
It is easy to check for literal copies of the training material. I expect the providers to just add a filter doing that. But I don’t think it resolves all the problems. Newspapers are losing their business model. Maybe it is just creative d
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by zbyforgotp 3y ago
This sounds like the famous system 1 and system 2 thinking with the prover doing the systematic system 2 thinking and the llm doing the intuitive system 1 thinking.
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by zbyforgotp 3y ago
But will people use them?

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