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lwarfield
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Comment #48824179
Its interesting seeing how many of these researchers became the heads of frontier labs!
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Comment #48824171
For beginners I'd recommend the Welch Labs Illustrated Guide To AI if your not well versed in reading papers. Its a beautiful book that I've enjoyed going through. I'd recommend go…
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Comment #48677084
Do they state if they used an API endpoint without a system prompt, or were these done via prompting the currently existing chatbots with a system prompt? Without a system prompt, …
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Comment #48647836
There's also lowering the number of experts you run in MoE models.
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Comment #48390396
>Yeah, it's kind of mind boggling that Ted Chiang (of all people!) can't imagine intelligence without a body. and the whole thing just begs a lot of questions. Damn, what a line! A…
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Comment #47965973
This is some real "There is no claw in ba sing se" stuff.
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Comment #47939990
Well that didn't take long.
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Comment #47695485
I do a lot of lindyhop Swing dancing as a hobby. It's not innovative work, but I find it rewarding.
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Comment #47510430
Damn, I need to going with my embeddings project. I've currently got a prototype for using embeddings (not gemini in my case) for making a game that's kinda reverse connections: co…
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Comment #46904345
I've always thought the really low bandwidth support they added a few years ago was to support the french subs. It matched all the requirements of VLF/ELF communications.
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Comment #45402501
I ran into this guy nere Interlaken 2 days ago! Had a nice long talk at the post office over how he was going to present this in Geneva. I heard that this is result is with little …
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Comment #43102762
When I broke a joint in my pinky a few years ago it was pretty easy to tell. Early on the range of motion was the limiting factor, and I'd move it back and forth as much as I could…