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saeranv
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About saeranv
blog: saeranv.github.io
work: github.com/saeranv/
contact: saeranv [at] gmail.com
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Comment #48847514
From the article: "The project’s binary distributions didn’t include the required MIT license notice for the llama.cpp code they were shipping. This isn’t a matter of open-source e…
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Comment #48464007
I said before that the function shape changes as you're updating the parameters that govern the function but that's actually very misleading, (sorry), since the kernel parameters a…
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Comment #48454113
> Why is the 'true process' changing here? I understand our best guess or model is changing with new observations, but the true process should not be changing. If it actually is, t…
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Comment #47669414
Greg Brockman honestly sounds like a psychopath: > In 2017, Amodei hired Page Hedley, a former public-interest lawyer, to be OpenAI’s policy and ethics adviser. In an early PowerPo…
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Comment #47669120
For me, it was when I found out Greg Brockman's MAGA donations. From wikipedia ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greg_Brockman#Personal_life ): Brockman and his wife were the biggest…
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Comment #46783299
This is awesome. How do you integrate morphology into the simulation? Does morphology effect movement (via area friction or mass impact on momentum) or metabolism (via area/volume …
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Comment #46356781
Archive link: https://archive.ph/IX9bP
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Comment #46237363
That presumes that languages didn't evolve independently across different communities. The fact that different ancient languages have completely different grammatical structures, f…
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Comment #40853515
A simple counter example here is instinctual behaviour. A sea turtle is born, and with little to no guidance, experimentation, or exploration heads to the sea. That knowledge is em…
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Comment #40270652
> The idea is that if you can produce an accurate probably distribution over the next bit/byte/token... But how can you get credible probability distributions from the LLMs? My und…
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Comment #40043535
I think they are accounting for the entire context, they specifically write out: >> P(next_word|previous_words) So the "next_word" is conditioned on "previous_words" (plural), whic…
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Comment #38314964
I read through the whole LW post, and think there's enough troubling evidence here that she shouldn't be dismissed. It certainly shouldn't be flagged. I initially was leaning to th…
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Comment #38124367
I sure hope all the HN commentators confidently predicting this would never happen because of his large donations to the democrats see this.
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Comment #38072694
Thanks for the correction, my understanding of electricity is shaky, and I was assuming everything connected to a wall outlet is AC-driven, unless there's a boxy inverter along the…
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Comment #38045535
I disagree with other commentators here arguing that there's no benefit this monitor would bring over simply reducing screen brightness. But I also think the claim made by the arti…
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Comment #37499139
That kind of innate skeptism is good science though.
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Comment #37102566
Unfortunately, the HN crowd has an incredibly naive view of what journalism is. I think it's mainly a product of ignorance, typically conflating op-eds with the journalism, and fal…
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Comment #36461769
To your credit, at least you got data to begin investigating your claim. I'm usually to lazy to do that...
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Comment #36453924
Okay fair enough, but why look at female founders in terms total valuation percent, then? I think my point about the distortion from the (likely) exponential distribution of total …