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michaelnny
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Comment #41855673
An honest question, what’s the news on Wordpress episode? Didn’t follow the topic
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Comment #41845341
One important aspect of the success of AlphaGo and its successor is the game environment is closed domain, and has a stable reward function. With this we can guide the agent to do …
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Comment #41844807
Wow, this is a great idea!!! Seriously!
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Comment #41637979
The company I work for try to add AI/LLM on everything, instead of trying to improve/fix the underlying problem, they now just add the magic AI and everything is “perfect” now. As …
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Comment #41539338
Maybe they have no idea what’s the difference between “scraping” and “mining”? I mean for non-tech people, these are just buzzwords…
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Comment #41538929
I looked at the supposed “research” article, there’s nothing to read except few charts to show off the “improvements” over current models. No discussion of the training method or d…
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Comment #41480522
I’m curious where did you get this information?
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Comment #40914622
I thought this was a joke at first, but then realized it totally made sense ;)
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Comment #40914606
This there any sources on the closed model you just mentioned? Also, what do you mean “into a Python equivalent?
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Comment #40880529
Anyone know how to use GraphRAG to build the knowledge graph on a large collection of private documents, where some might have complex structure (tables, links to other docs), and …
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Comment #40874620
I’ve deleted my reddit account earlier this year and I have no regret. Reddit has turned into something that’s unusable for me.
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Comment #40874586
This is an interesting and well-timed, as I’m in the need to learn more about centralized logging and monitoring for my job. I’m also wondering how does Uber handle structured logg…
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Comment #40667575
In case anyone is interested, we have a very simple notebook which try to trick GPT-4o to reveal the structure of the prompt/response related to function calling, and it's located …
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Comment #40667558
I'm wondering if the tensor parallel settings have any impact on the performance. My naive guess is yes but not sure. According to the article: """ AMD Configuration: Tensor parall…
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Comment #40667525
Sorry forgot to change repo visibility, it's now public
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Comment #40667523
Sorry forgot to change repo visibility, it's now public
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Show HN: Fine-tune llama3 model to support function calling
Few weeks ago, we were tasked to make llama3 model to do function calling and build an API similar/compatible with OpenAI's python client. While we're still improving our dataset a…
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Comment #40532029
Hi, just want to state that we would really appreciate if you can give us some advice or suggestions on this question!
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Ask HN: The correct prompt/response format to fine-tune LLM for function call
Hi, we’re working on deploying llama3 models on a private server for a corporate, however we found that llama3 does not support function calling. And now we try to fine-tune it on …
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Comment #40499789
Just to clarify, I mean I won't try to use vim to write the code. I definitely recommend people to try the CS50 course.
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Comment #40498313
I enjoyed the CS50 course few years ago, where they talked about how to build native apps with React Native. I remember the professor/lecturer was using vim to write the code, no I…
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Comment #40498251
I think the main problem is the way we turn the raw mathematics symbols or equations into tokens, and these suboptimal tokenization may decreases the performance
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Comment #40498159
I once worked at a company that put a large logo with the company name on their office building. They used the Microsoft YaHei font, and didn’t have the permission or license, so t…
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Comment #40491195
Although I don’t know Go programming language, I do appreciate people making stuff using as minimal dependencies as possible. I’m glad that I’m not the only one who has this habit.…