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bluecoconut
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About bluecoconut
Physics background (condensed matter physics, ARPES), travel to Japan frequently, am super hyped about everything AI and Data related.
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Comment #48675495
Very cool! one subtle consistency bug that made it hard for me to interpret when I was clicking around: the small thumbnail plot vs the full plot often (always?) seem to use differ…
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Comment #48632122
For those who like these types of puzzles, i made a benchmark called pencil puzzle bench Testing AI model's ability to solve puzzles like these. https://ppbench.com/ Can play the p…
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Show HN: Pencil Puzzle Bench – LLM Benchmark for Multi-Step Verifiable Reasoning
I've been working on applying LLMs to long-context, verifiable problems over the past year, and today I'm releasing a benchmark of 62,000 pencil puzzles across 94 types (sudoku, no…
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Comment #47065187
Fun read. One upside of the deterministic schemes is they include provenance/lineage. Can literally "trace up" the path the history back to the original ID giver. Kinda has me curi…
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Comment #46886923
I almost feel like this goes opposite to what attention is good at. This would be good at approximating all the places where attention is low / not sharp. Where attention/the expon…
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Comment #46183087
Bytedance is publishing pretty aggressively. Recently, my favorite from them was lumine: https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.08892 Here's their official page: https://seed.bytedance.com/en/…
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Comment #45644415
Previous paper from DeepSeek has mentioned Anna’s Archive. > We cleaned 860K English and 180K Chinese e-books from Anna’s Archive (Anna’s Archive, 2024) alongside millions of K-12 …
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Comment #45056338
After maintaining my own agents library for a while, I’ve switched over to pydantic ai recently. I have some minor nits, but overall it's been working great for me. I’ve especially…
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Comment #45046103
The first time I got off at and heard Komagome's tune I mistakenly thought it was some halloween special because it was late October at the time, and the song felt so distinct and …
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Comment #45046057
Interestingly this one seems it is from before 高輪ゲートウェイ (Takanawa Gateway) station which opened in 2020, but the numbering shows the gap (JY 25 -> JY 27). That led me to looking it…
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Comment #44805123
Not getting around it, just benefiting from parallel compute / huge flops of GPUs. Fundamentally, it's just that prefill compute is itself highly parallel and HBM is just that much…
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Comment #44805075
I was able to get gpt-oss:20b wired up to claude code locally via a thin proxy and ollama. It's fun that it works, but the prefill time makes it feel unusable. (2-3 minutes per too…
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Comment #43992314
I've been working on something very similar as a tool for my own AI research -- though I don't have the success they claim. Mine often plateaus on the optimization metric. I think …
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Comment #43631462
I’ve been using whisky to play Elden ring on my M4 MBP and it’s been great! I love that the Game porting toolkit and wine all work so well. I did have to do some pinning of steam t…
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Comment #43187929
I tried to do this myself about ~1.5 years ago, but ran into issues with capturing state for sockets and open files (which started to show up when using some data science packages,…
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Comment #42496957
I don’t quite understand this - by 30k pages, is this the number of entries in your index? Did you mean 30M? At the 768 4 =30MB, a scan over it and a sort is on the ~100us or faste…
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Comment #42474534
By my estimates, for this single benchmark, this is comparable cost to training a ~70B model from scratch today. Literally from 0 to a GPT-3 scale model for the compute they ran on…
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Comment #42474167
3400 came from counting pixels on the plot. Also its $20 on for the o3-low via the table for the semi-private, which x172 is 3440, also coming in close to the 3400 number
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Comment #42474141
they use some poor language. "High Efficiency" is O3 Low "Low Efficiency" is O3 High They left the "Low efficiency" (O3 High) values as `-` but you can infer them from the plot at …
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Comment #42474120
some other imporant quotes: "Average human off the street: 70-80%. STEM college grad: >95%. Panel of 10 random humans: 99-100%" -@fchollet on X So, considering that the $3400/task …
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Comment #42474010
That's the low-compute mode. In the plot at the top where they score 88%, O3 High (tuned) is ~3.4k
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Comment #42473876
Efficiency is now key. ~=$3400 per single task to meet human performance on this benchmark is a lot. Also it shows the bullets as "ARC-AGI-TUNED", which makes me think they did som…
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Comment #42101858
I like writing to myself / talking to myself... but I'm trying to convert that internal captured thought / language into brand value and useful information in a wider contexts. Goo…
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Comment #42101827
I write for myself a lot, roughly ~5000 words a day in notes, messages to self, etc. I have no problem writing and talking to myself. It's the editing process and formalizing it fo…
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Comment #42101675
Worrying what others think resonates with me a lot. Every few weeks I try to motivate myself to write more online (HN, X, blogs) and consistently get “self sabotage” stuck. (Been g…