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laprise

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    Comment #47047546

    I just made this for my own usage, so I'll share it to amortize my Claude Code carbon footprint... lol. I think the concept of single binary CLIs like ffmpeg are gaining importance…

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    Comment #35690963

    I understand what you mean, and that's a fair point. However, as John Schulman pointed out in his talk, it is possible to clone the behavior of the model, but it won't work to avoi…

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    Comment #35689105

    " LLM indbreeding."… I like it

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    Comment #35687574

    Yeah, just to be clear, I think using ChatGPT for creating small datasets for niche models makes total sense. I'm talking about creating foundation models which is a different thin…

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    Comment #35687252

    Btw, this kind of language is already all over the place: https://twitter.com/d_feldman/status/1649466422018318338 Which is hilarious and sad at the same time.

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    Comment #35687204

    yes exactly, this "as an ai model I can/can't" you're mentioning is precisely what is learned during the RLHF alignment phase.

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    Comment #35687184

    Yes indeed, Yoav Goldberg's post is essentially a good summary of John Schulman's talk, which is excellent. I highly recommend people watch it. However, my point goes beyond this t…

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    Comment #2635762

    Neat ! here some tips for creating a kick ass graph visualization: http://www.martinlaprise.info/2010/02/15/visualize-your-own-...

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    Comment #1655223

    Indeed ! Wow... that's so lame

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    Comment #1300290

    This is insane !

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    Comment #1295397

    Of course ... it's a fractal (dimension = 2.05). Fractal present some degree of self-similarity, not a perfect one. In fact, this is the whole beauty of it.

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    Comment #1157583

    Wow … shame on me ! I did too much of special relativity :-)

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