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charlescurt123
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Comment #42437702
Companies that have no interest in growth and are already heavily entrenched have no purpose for increasing output though. They will fire everyone and behave the same? On the other…
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Comment #41999548
comparing a laptop to a A100 (312 teraFLOPS) or H100 (~1P FLOPS) server is a stretch to say the least. An M2 is according to a reddit post around 27 tflops So What workflow would u…
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Comment #41780491
I'm not proposing a change in model size; rather, I'm suggesting a higher dimensionality within the current structure. There’s an interesting paper on LLM explainability, which fou…
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Comment #41735588
I find the entire field lacking when it comes to long-horizon problems. Our current, widely used solution is to scale, but we're nowhere near achieving the horizon scales even smal…
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Comment #41725446
I believe they do know this. However the real challenge would be: 1. bring this mapping into a AI framework for inferencing 2. We don't know the "OS" on how it runs. Just randomly …
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Comment #41724411
Possibly, but as of now it's a completely unsolved problem and to my knowledge nobody has shown even a tiny model being able to perform it. Based on the top page today I may even b…
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Comment #41703722
continually learn with a fixed computational budget over massively extended task horizons.
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Comment #41523893
with these methods the issue is the log scale of compute. Let's say you ask it to solve fusion. It may be able to solve it but the issue is it's unverifiable WHICH was correct. So …
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Comment #41523740
It's RL so that means it's going to be great on tasks they created for training but not so much on others. Impressive but the problem with RL is that it requires knowledge of the f…
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Comment #40992536
So to preface, I'm not looking for a job (trying to build my own company) When I do interviews (probably limited compared to you but some) I do it like I wish someone would intervi…
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Comment #40992451
Self taught, come from EE background. Was originally building firmware and hardware for previous company while testing DS on their systems. They liked my work and I switched to DS …
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Comment #40992431
I'm not bad at getting jobs, just feel when I am looking I believe people think I am lying about my project experience. I do these things because I see a place in the company to gr…
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Comment #40989897
So I feel I strongly fall in a poor performer interview category any time any code problems come up. How would I convince you I do not have a fraudulent resume? I study hours every…
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Comment #40940233
I imagine we could do this now but not the way you think. have a human created story and text as a guideline. With that have genAI make the text per stage, you would get different …
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Comment #40923572
I think hallucinations are actually the sign that LLMs are far closer to a real brain than we realize. I think hallucinations are a major unsearched gateway to AGI.
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Comment #40923563
Good question, I'm working on exactly this, I suppose you could call it the replacement of RAG. It's actually not very easy to achieve this. I could give a very long winded answer …
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Comment #40923480
Doing any job for more than an hour without completely forgetting it's goals and tasks
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