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Comment #48822999
Anyone got a list for the agentic LLM age?
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Comment #46318399
Do you think this would be appropriate for a command line tool that hits various apis as the function calls? Ex: "what's the weather in SF tomorrow?" Or "daily price change of appl…
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Comment #45175544
Does anyone know what the state of the art industry solvers do for these problems? I had dabbled a bit in ml approaches to combinatorial optimization with great interest a few year…
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Comment #45098649
Didn't Amazon aquihire Adept Labs?
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Comment #44963883
If you wanted to train it from scratch, how long would it take on a reasonable GPU setup?
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Comment #44913028
I'm reminded of the nixon quote: "When the president does it, that means it's not illegal."
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Comment #44596820
What would it take to make NYC more like Tokyo where you have consumer/retail level things on the not-ground floor level.
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Comment #44502588
From what I've heard, the llama3 models are fairly easy to fine-tune (please correct me if I'm wrong or if there are more amenable models here). How easy is it to finetune smollm3?…
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Comment #44470675
"And 50% of the time they work 50% of the time." I think this is still an incredible outcome given how many dice rolls you can take in parallel with multiple claude/o3/gemini attem…
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Comment #44422519
Yeah haha I got autocorrected
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Comment #44422324
Is there a reason to use data classes over pedantic base models anymore?
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Comment #44230094
A lot of people are saying 12gb is too small to do anything interesting with. What's the most useful thing people __have__ gotten to work?
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Comment #43329634
During the openai gym era of RL, one of the great selling pts was that RL was very approachable for a new comer as the gym environments were small and tractable that a hobbyist cou…
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Comment #43163669
For those in quant finance, how much of this is useful in your day to day?
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Comment #43141594
This looks great! Is there going to be exercises or a project based component as well?
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Comment #42871033
Thats a great choice. High trust city, super high density.
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Comment #42677222
Do the rankings ever change much year over year? For instance, with intro fountain pens, it will always be things like the platinum preppy, pilot metro, kaweco sport.
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Comment #42473675
Is there consensus about whether gnn architectures are better than transformer based ones at this point? I am aware that transformers can be viewed as a gnn too.
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Comment #42256628
Reproduce nanogpt. Then find a small dataset and see if you can start getting close to some of the reported benchmark numbers with similar architectures.
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Comment #41111411
I'd love to see linear regression taught by say a quant researcher from Citadel. How do these guys use it? What do they particularly care about? Any theoretical results that meanin…
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Comment #40848385
This is cool that simd primitives exist in the std lib of rust. I've wanted wanted to mess around a bit more with simd in python but I don't think that native support exists. Or yo…
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Comment #40739974
Training in int8 is noteable (to me). I've been out of date with ML research for a bit now but last I recall, people were mostly training at full precision and then quantizing afte…
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Comment #40015651
Is student debt dischargeable in bankruptcy?
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Comment #39635382
I wonder how he regards his success as a productivity guru vs professor. All credit to him for achieving a level of success, notoriety that most will never get close to in their li…
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Comment #39304334
When people learn about distributed systems outside of work, how do they actually get hands on experience with it (assuming they don't go spinning up a bunch of machines on aws/gcp…