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Isinlor

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About Isinlor

Software Developer at University of Leuven. Machine learning and astronomy passionate.

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    Comment #42755620

    Ukraine war is very serious. After Poland managed to collapse communist regime in partially free elections in 1989 where all elected sits went to democratic opposition the whole So…

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    Comment #42572656

    Yup, the models are smart, but are trained to follow standard human patterns for this type of questions. And even on hackernews vast majority will not think that they would need to…

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    Comment #42572588

    When Can Transformers Count to n? https://arxiv.org/html/2407.15160v2 The Expressive Power of Transformers with Chain of Thought https://arxiv.org/html/2310.07923v5 Transformer nee…

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    Comment #42570085

    Transformers are very bad at counting in one feed forward pass, you need to explicitly tell them to use a counter in autoregressive fashion like here: https://chatgpt.com/share/677…

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    Comment #42570064

    Transformers are very bad at counting due to how their internals work. But if you ask them to use explicit counter the problem disappears: https://chatgpt.com/share/6775c9a6-8cec-8…

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    Comment #42569892

    Reasoning is not a binary skill. And failure modes of other types of reasoners do not need to be the same as the failure modes of humans.

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    Comment #42569851

    It's widely accepted that reasoning is not a binary skill. You can make mistakes and still reason. Very often people given the same premises will disagree in thier reasoning as we …

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    Comment #42569725

    BTW - the model may be wrong depending on the example. More voluminous objects displace more air and due to buoyancy are lighter for the same mass. The proper way to ask it would b…

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    Comment #42538628

    The task of Russian navy was to invade Odessa and sabotage Ukrainian grain trade. They didn't even attempt Odessa desant, because they knew it was futaile. And they failed at sabot…

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    Comment #41372487

    The ship has long sailed. EU decided that our laws will be applied maximally - to all EU citizens regardless of their location and for everyone within our territorial control. And …

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    Comment #40352822

    Depends on the benchmarks. AI that can actually do end to end the job of software developers, theoretical computer scientists, mathematicians etc. would be significantly more impac…

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    Comment #39604997

    > probably the atomic cooperation is even more important That's why I don't understand why Budapest Memorandum signatories allow Russia for breaking the security guarantees. Ukrain…

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    Comment #39604533

    On the basic premise EU is working wonderfully. It's the longest period in our thousand years history that we Poles have not had to fight Germans. We have lost maybe even 1/3 of po…

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    Comment #36558645

    The Digital Markets Act is pretty damn well made regulation. Limited only to the very biggest companies, so called gatekeepers, and with wide executive rights given to EU Comission…

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    Comment #35838798

    Slavic languages do perfectly fine without articles. As Polish speaker I say leave them out ;) .

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    Comment #35415446

    I played the Witcher 3 twice trough leaving a small bit of the second expansion unfinished just because I don't want this game to end. I lost interest in Cyberpunk quite early. To …

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    Comment #35415179

    I like simulation-like open world games, but Witcher 3 was one of the very few games with a good story. To be honest I think the only one that I cared about. Especially the bloody …

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    Comment #34994032

    I can show you many countries with high fertility rates where people do not even have the idea of stable employment or social benefits. Then there are rich countries, great educati…

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    Comment #34993983

    This is also well visible in post-communist countries. During communism there was nothing in the shops, big families were living in small apartment with parents sleeping on beds op…

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    Comment #34833186

    No, I mean: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Union_Emissions_Tradi... It was introduced, then largely forgotten until prices started spiking.

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    Comment #34793491

    Nobody will remember about it in few years. The same was with cap and trade system.

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    Comment #34785649

    You are free to make your life as difficult as you want. You can move to Alaska and try to survive there from manual work. There is a very good reason why people want to go from po…

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    Comment #34757644

    Dark matter is also believed to interact with ordinary matter in ways other than gravitational. In realm of everyday experience neutrinos and proposed dark matter would be the same…