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Danau5tin
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Comment #48918074
Great question. Today the answer is that there is nothing stopping this, but you are right this is a 100% valid reward hacking possibility. No signs of it in the run I did, but for…
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Comment #48912605
Very good point. Sifting through noisy data and creating curated datasets could be of great value. Perhaps worth a project by itself!
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Comment #48911104
Very cool! Thank you
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Comment #48910622
Strangely, I did not. I was expecting it and looking out for it the whole time. At least I never say a warning!
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Comment #48910611
Yes, thank you. Typo!
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Comment #48909828
Yes exactly, and also there is auto-research by Karpathy, Fable-5 on parameter golf etc which point to the direction of highly-assisted / autonomous AI training as the future. Wild…
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Comment #48909181
I am also curious! The inner-RL-loop models are only trained once, then disgarded. But the outer-RL-loop model is trained on the same tasks over and over again. I imagine it would …
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Comment #48907376
Yes I do agree with this. I believe we are shifting from "make the model good" (prompt/context engineering, etc) to "define good for the model" (success criteria/rubrics). Over tim…
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Comment #48907077
I chose the key technical decision and direction (such as the system architecture, the tasks to train on, the stack of Tinker, Prime-RL & Runpod - all of which I know well) etc. Th…
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Comment #48906961
Yes I'd heard the labs (Anthropic mostly) speaking about LLMs training LLMs, so I wanted to make things a little more concrete and test it out myself! Essentially you are correct t…
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Comment #48906929
Thank you!
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Comment #48906596
Mainly Fable, but It was me who wanted to emojis added hah. I also of course edited the README by hand (crazy I know), but the code is entirely fable
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Comment #48905928
I RL-trained an agent whose job is to write RL training jobs for smaller models, and open-sourced the whole thing. The setup is two nested RL loops: - Outer loop: the trainer agent…
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Comment #45798345
My RL trained multi-agent-coding model Orca-Agent-v0.1-14B reached a 167% higher relative score than its base model on Stanford's TerminalBench. I've open sourced everything. *What…
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Show HN: Multi-Agent-Coder Is #12 on Stanford's TBench. Beats Claude Code
This weekend I built a multi-agent coding system which, quite unexpectedly, beat Claude Code on Stanford's Terminal Bench! The architecture is straightforward, consisting of an orc…
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Comment #45100773
Hitting a million brick walls with multi-turn RL training isn't fun, so I thought I would try something new to climb Stanford's leaderboard for now! So this weekend I was just tink…
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Comment #44734233
Exactly my first thought when I realised the cost! Currently LoRA is not supported by rLLM (The team told me they aim to support in next release), but it is certainly possible to p…
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Show HN: Terminal-Bench-RL: Training long-horizon terminal agents with RL
After training calculator agent via RL, I really wanted to go bigger! So I built RL infrastructure for training long-horizon terminal/coding agents that scales from 2x A100s to 32x…