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dcrimp
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Comment #46518967
How did everyone know about irobot's offering? What if in the stores, botvacs and irobots were presented right next to each other with the same amount of real estate?
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Comment #46517207
If you have to advertise - shove your product in people's faces - to keep sales, your product is not supplying enough real value, does not have staying power, and you should lose. …
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Comment #46204360
I've been messing around with GA recently, esp indirect encoding methods. This paper seems in support of perspectives I've read while researching. In particular, that you can decom…
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Comment #45801915
Matta ( https://matta.ai ) | Industrial Computer Vision/AI for Manufacturing | UK – London (Old Street) | ONSITE | Full-time | Salary + Equity We’re building industrial AI for fact…
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Comment #44074244
interesting! Super cool idea to augment software built with traditional DBs I had some thoughts [1] around a concept similar to this a while ago, although it was much less refined.…
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Comment #44012888
I wonder if, for a given dialect (and even DDL), you could use that token masking technique similar to how that Structured Outputs [1] thing went: Quote: "While sampling, after eve…
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Comment #43982649
I'd love to help where I can!
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Comment #43960499
I'm quite enthusiastic about reading this. Since watching the progress by the larger LLM labs, I've noted that they're not making material changes in model configuration that I thi…
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Comment #43560109
is "becoming truth seeking" not some sort of religion - like the sports team - and the bay area is your tribe? Perhaps you were already suggesting this in your article and I've mis…
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Comment #43548075
the inferior methods were slower but more flexible - could handle any and all edge cases. Currently we have a UX that really efficiently realises 80% of cases. To relate to the art…
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Comment #43480945
A mate of mine built a works scheduler using RL + MCTS. It was interesting seeing the scheduler get smarter as they added in reward for real life constraints. For example, certain …
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Comment #39883025
But sending it to Silicon Valley is fine right?
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Comment #39714294
interesting, hadn't come across these. Will be doing some more reading up on them.
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Comment #39714107
I had this thought the other day that the whole chain of thought reasoning pattern contributing to improved performance in LLM-based systems seems to sit parallel to Kahneman's two…
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Comment #37297185
Very interesting concept team. I know a fair bit about inspections for energy infra from my time at various utilities in NZ/AU and the UK - and I think you're on the right track. W…