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Comment #39833117
Prior are now not subjective but useful, the OP is about the problem of choosing the best priors. The best options are informative priors (1) and regularizers (2). So, for example,…
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Comment #39820214
The platform allows the agents to create new tools and organize knowledge. Is about 60000 lines of code, about six months 10 hours/day seven days a week. I hope my friend get the a…
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Comment #39817140
By solving a hard problem or providing a new way of attacking some problem an agent can show behavior that mimic intelligence. What kind of problem should this system attack?
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Ask HN: Some tips for evaluating intelligent agents?
A friend of mine is a solo developer, he is creating a big intelligent actors platform using LLMs. I think his platform is overly abstract and use a lot of calls to LLMs. How can o…
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Comment #39788869
You are right, the correct code is . ./ To understand this you need to know that >. and <. are the min and max functions, and that in J three functions separated by spaces, f g h, …
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Comment #39788838
You are right, both are good options, the author of J chose >. for ceiling and >: for greater than or equal.
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Comment #39784783
Analogous code in J, /:~ s -. p [ p =: s*/s [ s=: 2+i.48 An exercise for numpy, test that GCD(x,y) * LCM(x,y) = x*y using 1000 random numbers in the range 0..99 for x e y. test =: …
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Comment #39784091
>> find the GCD (greatest common divisor) of the smallest and largest numbers in an array Just for a short comparison, In J the analogous code is / Where / is for reduce, +. is for…
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Comment #39777201
I didn't know about his inequalities, but I found (1) that provides an example of using Talagrand inequality applied to the longest increasing subsequence problem (12 pages, easy t…
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Comment #39677439
I think that yours comment is very interesting, I have reflected many times about how to differentiate things that appear in the same context of things that are similar. Any big id…
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Comment #39666006
In Spanish we have ensayo = attempt or try, frequently is used to refer to attempts before the real show or performance (in a music festival, a theater, ..). Also ensayo is just eq…