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Comment #48635030
More like mathematical depression.
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Comment #48623746
nice to know it!!!
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Comment #48623730
With all due respect, this github repo looks really like an AI-generated project.
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Comment #48600472
TBH, if a paper is not written by Latex, I naturally question the research and learning ability of the authors, and I don't want to read it.
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Comment #48590344
H200 is not cheap, and I don't think you can run DeepSeek with full weight without any quantization on even two of them. Although open weights in theory are good, especially for de…
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Comment #48590295
but that is also discouraging. For example, I just ran for 30 mins, but that only gives me half a cookie. Why the f do I even run?
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Comment #47325369
The world is lost, I don't think it is any better in non-western countries.
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Comment #47325360
So you can imagine how much surveillance has expanded in countries without such discourse.
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Comment #47188812
I am not a fan of Anthropic guys, but this time I stand with it. We all should.
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Comment #47150884
Guys, I get it that Anthropic also scrapes the internet to train the model. But I feel like scraping open web and distilling from a frontier model is different? Distillation also d…
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Comment #47026195
This is so nice. Great up!
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Comment #46931794
Perhaps need a little bit performance improvement? I am using Firefox and the loading is pretty slow.
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Comment #46919422
I think they can do in-context learning.
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Comment #46722745
You will find out that Top CS conference is never scientific, if you really go to their GitHub and run their code.
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Comment #46647544
Really cool!!
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Comment #45409202
Bro the game is intense!
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Comment #45409182
Yeah, I think he’s trying to equate it to something like “there are no stupid questions.” That’s a pretty silly analogy, but you get the idea.
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Comment #45398859
I’ve always felt it’s unfair that people attribute the “System 1/System 2” dual-reasoning idea to KT. Their research was mostly behavioral, and many of their classic psychology exp…
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Comment #45130577
Great suggestion. "Just do it" usually just works.
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Comment #45130556
This is really good and inspiring writing. I love it.