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patrick0d

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    Comment #48977645

    Inspired by parameter golf and speedrun approaches I make the case for picking loss functions like a wallclock for LoRA on AI safety targets. The result when I tried it was a funct…

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    paper looks nice! i think what they found was that they can recover the input sequence by trying all tokens from the vocab and finding a unique state. they do a forward pass to che…

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    Comment #44887457

    anyone who spends 10 years writing performance reviews and rebuilding a service they already rebuilt last year, all to collect RSUs, was never going to land us on mars

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    Comment #44693311

    Well don't do it and instead of using an off the shelf library that is known to work while the rest of the development team isn't reinventing the wheel. Doing it for fun and educat…

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    Comment #44669584

    I am an AI interpretability researcher and have a new proposal for a way to measure the per token contribution of each head and neuron in LLMs. I found that the normalisation that …

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    Comment #43298793

    Maybe eating honey has never happened in the history of human nature, and it's fool-hardy.

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    Comment #43076959

    the average human certainly can not run that fast. treadmills in gyms usually cap at 20km/h and how many people on the street do you think could handle it? (very few of course)

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    Comment #42430202

    this vibe check is more insightful to me than the popular evals. nice job!

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    Comment #42142038

    they could have made the law: >if you collect users data >you must ask first >add a yes or no button on a banner so they can pick but instead the eu citizens were let down by the l…

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    Comment #42063880

    this should be the real headline. I am certain and beyond any doubt that I speak for all of us hackernews readers when I say that I have no frame of reference on the value of crypt…

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    Comment #41521622

    What's your definition?

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    Comment #40409088

    All you need to do to see some change is pick a goal and commit a long time towards it. So if you have a long time maybe you can help with this project that you would like to see.

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    Comment #38063123

    I said a good teenager might run 10.7 and you have found a list of teenagers (I don't know how old they are) that can do just that. Very few people sprint after they leave college …

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    Comment #38061662

    It is a good time and I gave the example of a teenager since they will likely be less physically developed, weaker and less experienced than a pro. In a place where sprinting is po…

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    Comment #38057743

    >height and weight, fast- and slow-twitch muscle mass, cardiovascular conditioning, flexibility and elasticity, and probably more. When we try to figure out how to measure someones…

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    Comment #36307228

    Those people who were suffering from curable blindness that had been forgotten by society sure are marketed, businessed and entertained by their restored sight. He's doing good thi…

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    Comment #35438909

    The worry is not that chatgpt will take over the world. It is that a future system will be unaligned with human interests and once it is created by gradient descent (the internals …

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    Comment #33305501

    There is a book called "The perfect machine" about building this observatory.I found it very interesting since you might think it's not as hard as it is to make a piece of glass a …

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    Comment #32724912

    The parts of chemistry that work are just rebrandings of physics and the parts of physics that work are just rebrandings of math. Nanotech is a subset of physics with connections t…

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    Comment #31651588

    Why not take the 100 billion from somewhere other than frontier physics research. I always consider these articles small minded since the people writing them don't consider project…

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    Comment #29520123

    He's referring to Carlsen's prodigious fantasy football skill.

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    Comment #29317642

    We should add treads and a cannon while we're at it. Is outer space counted when we say "all terrain"?