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keeeba

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    Comment #48671462

    This is not an attempt at affected nonchalance, but I’ve simply never come across the idea that Dostoevsky is particularly difficult to read. A somewhat gifted teenager will race t…

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    Comment #47928113

    Not hired Suleyman? Build his own research lab? Satya made moves early on with OpenAI that should be studied in business classes for all the right reasons. He also made moves later…

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    Comment #47193230

    The gap between Anthropic and the other guys keeps growing

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    Comment #47173236

    Big respect Total humiliation for Hegseth, sure there will be a backlash

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    Comment #46918363

    To somewhat state the obvious - the problem isn’t the amount of data, it’s the algorithms. We need to discover the set of learning algorithms nature has, and determine whether they…

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    Comment #46862481

    Is everything OpenAI do/release now a response to something Anthropic have recently released? I remember the days when it was worth reading about their latest research/release. Hal…

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    Comment #46821840

    “ This is one of my fundamental beliefs about the nature of consciousness. We are never able to interact with the physical world directly, we first perceive it and then interpret t…

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    Comment #46443125

    I don’t have the experiments to prove this, but from my experience it’s highly variable between embedding models. Larger, more capable embedding models are better able to separate …

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    Comment #46237175

    Doesn’t seem like this will be SOTA in things that really matter, hoping enough people jump to it that Opus has more lenient usage limits for a while

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    Comment #46051385

    As a fairly extensive user of both Python and R, I net out similarly. If I want to wrangle, explore, or visualise data I’ll always reach for R. If I want to build ML/DL models or w…

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    Comment #46037980

    Oh boy, if the benchmarks are this good and Opus feels like it usually does then this is insane. I’ve always found Opus significantly better than the benchmarks suggested. LFG

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    Comment #45851014

    Please don’t actually use these 5,6,7-way Venn diagrams for anything practical, they’re virtually useless and communicate nothing.

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    Comment #45730768

    I agree it is a profound question. My thesis is fairly boring. For any given clustering task of interest, there is no single value of K. Clustering & unsupervised machine learning …

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    Comment #45613370

    “Skills are a simple concept with a correspondingly simple format.” From the Anthropic Engineering blog. I think Skills will be useful in helping regular AI users and non-technical…

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    Comment #45376421

    It came from nowhere to 1T tokens per week, seems… suspect.

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    Comment #44963809

    What use-cases do you see for the 270M’s embeddings, and should we be sticking to token embeddings or can we meaningfully pool for sentence/document embeddings? Do we need to fine-…

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    Comment #44803796

    Anthropic say Opus is better, benchmarks & evals say Opus is better, Opus has more parameters and parameters determine how much a NN can learn. Maybe Opus just is better

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    Comment #44707938

    How have you tested your recall in the long and short term? And what were the results?

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    Comment #44441920

    Just checking my notes here. This is the same Sam Altman who abandoned OpenAI’s founding mission in favour of profit? No it can’t be

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    Comment #44353813

    I want to believe that it wasn’t announced at that time, with that name, purely to detract from Google I/O. But it’s hard

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    Comment #44070425

    https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.08632

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    Comment #43274285

    Nice story - I’ve seen you on the leaderboard a few times. Good luck through the rest of Foundations III

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    Comment #42198653

    Nice, also find small classifiers work best for things like this. Out of interest, how many, if any, of the 3million were labelled? Did you end up labelling any/more, or distilling…

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    Comment #41818305

    Thanks for linking - I know this is pedantic but one might think OpenAI’s models could make their content free of basic errors quite easily? “Conretely, let's define a routine to b…