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Comment #49081564
What if he only took it before his career, or before joining Netflix? And is it because his role is not an engineer/designer/etc so the history of having taken medically prescribed…
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Comment #49081553
put them into a Cartesian Closed Category and you an emulate the whole thing with LLMs.
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Comment #48745688
I still think it can somewhat be argued that what Claude Code is doing may still be considered justifable. Dark patterns like this in business practices are not rare and isn't this…
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Comment #44397225
This can be solved when the ARC puzzle is cracked ( https://arcprize.org/play ) so we can automate correctness-checking like in coq but for program synthesis.
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Comment #43963063
Anyone else having trouble making sense of Figure 5 (model-proposed task and response of predict input)? I don't think the examples shown are useful in explaining the so-called "Ab…
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Comment #43208498
I think the interesting thing here though is the notion of `am a jealous God`. Note: Exodus 20:5 and Similar Passages: The concept of "visiting the iniquity of the fathers on the c…
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Comment #42559296
Nah.. it doesn't work that way. True Innovation comes from the heart, and most mainland Chinese have lost touch of their hearts - you can even see that foreshadowed in ài the chara…
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Comment #41398445
thanks for the assurance ;) I will stick to it then, since I’ve already spent time to look into its internal APIs too I guess I’m just tempted because Docusaurus looks really nice
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Comment #41390332
So how does astro's Starlight compare to it as of Sep 2024? I've invested a bit time to configure Starlight for a new proj but now I'm a bit tempted to switch over Would love feedb…
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Comment #41268914
To be fair that is not the wordings in the original paper. https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.11682 I think the pop-sci writer simply didn’t choose a good wording - the original paper is s…
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Comment #39800688
i think the freedom of zooming in and out is what deeper level of meditation feels like computationally, what appears as the experience of “consciousness” is thus Anattā (not-self)…
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Comment #39715518
This looks really interesting; any possibility the researchers will release some code soon ?
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Comment #39088282
good points. Realistically, it feels like the actual utility of an open-source project is based on: 1. it being educational: so everyone can look into its source & learn from its d…
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Comment #38963000
As a researcher of LLMs and a student of semiotics, I find this piece to be cultural-politically interesting, especially from a socio-cybernetic perspective
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Comment #38962908
this will go so well with TreeTV : https://youtu.be/Wv-P2aN3-b4?si=g6YLSswosShVcV84
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Comment #38652284
yeah I heard about lib like XState; just not sure what values it actually provides for a team to decide to use it in a real-world app
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Comment #38646962
I don’t really understand what values such design pattern can bring worth (that will outweigh its own complexities) my experience working with DAGs programmatically (ie not as an a…
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Comment #38093933
I see. Thanks! So Phind's main mission is to overtake Google right? ;)
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Comment #38093845
hi; great work. so is this more fine-tuning on Phind-CodeLlama-34B-v2? will there be api access soon? also: will it be open-source at some point? thanks
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Comment #37871698
I thought AI advisers were LLMs for the formation of AI government eg https://0a.io real question though: can transiting into a system involving less humans in power (and more dece…
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Comment #37861794
no no you came out of the universe and you return to the universe nothing is free ! everything that made up of you had always been here since the beginning :)
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Comment #37861579
As funny as this is, there is something trippy in what you said. Actually this is why LSD is so important - it helps you better recognise the voices repeating apple, pear, banana i…