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scoresmoke

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    Before I buy, can you confirm the bridge is GDPR-compliant, AI-Act-ready, has a digital product passport, and passed its environmental impact assessment? Otherwise the local compli…

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    I am working on post-training and evaluation tasks mostly, and I built Evalica as a convenient tool for my own use cases. The computation is fast enough to not bother the user, but…

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    I am thinking about this for a while and I think I’ll vibecode them. Not sure about WASM, though, as the underlying libraries should support it, too, and I am not sure about all of…

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    You might also consider a fast implementation of Elo and Bradley–Terry that I have been developing for some time: https://github.com/dustalov/evalica (Rust core, Python bindings, 1…

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    GPT-2 follows the very well-studied architecture of Transformer decoder, so the outcomes of this study might be applicable to the more complicated models.

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    Ruff and uv are both excellent tools, which are developed by a VC-backed company, Astral: https://astral.sh/about . I wonder what their pitch was.

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    The most important changes are deprecations of certain public APIs: https://numpy.org/devdocs/release/2.0.0-notes.html#deprecati... One new interesting feature, though, is the supp…

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    Thank you! I excluded the coding tasks as most annotators don't possess this expertise. I trust them in comparing pairs of dissimilar model outputs that don't require any specific …

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    Show HN: Llmfao – Human-Ranked LLM Leaderboard with Sixty Models

    In September 2023, I noticed a tweet [1] on difficulties with LLM evaluation, which resonated with me a lot. A bit later, I spotted a nice LLMonitor Benchmarks dataset [2] with a s…

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    Comment #37612144

    Yet they have a copyright notice in the footer: Copyright © 2023, Oracle and/or its affiliates.

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    It's all about timing and communities. In my echo chamber, everybody is currently making them a part of the product, but I'm interested in a more representative sample. Hiring usua…

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    I found code LLMs to be very useful for rewriting nested for-loops in Python as nice vectorized operations in NumPy. One has to be careful about unexpected array materialization, b…

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    I have seen that many teams are trying to perform model routing by sending simpler queries to cheaper models and complex queries to more complex and expensive models, e.g., https:/…

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    Ask HN: How did LLMs change your products?

    Since the LLMs and other generative models had been around for a while, many companies claimed to build products on top of them or launch new AI features based on them. What happen…

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    Discussions about LLM alignment often miss topics of data quality and quantity. It turns out that current models like Llama 2 use 10K+ prompts and responses for supervised fine-tun…