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Comment #49202563
The technical aspects of SOTA models are not publicly documented. How do you know if something is converging?
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Comment #49148392
This is a pretty confusing article. It seems to string together some loosely related facts to make the current AI boom look bad.
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Comment #49147667
Yes there is, at least to me. The reason being total freedom to tune the operating system, and not being limited to what someone imagined I would want to do in the future.
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Comment #49138419
Perhaps add "A systematic approach to technical documentation authoring" to the title?
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Comment #49134963
That would be the 1980s approach. I would be more interested in being able to read an email and then say something along the lines of: in context/mail: when today/evening: if conte…
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Comment #49134606
It's somewhat unfortunate that programming is still pretty hard to start with. Early home computers would boot up with BASIC. Granted, the user experience was horrible, but at leas…
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Comment #49113198
I think that credit might go to IBM: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TD-Gammon
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Comment #49047042
> If you want a good one you'd have to set up your own and aggressively curate it Expect a community library with only books on homotopy type theory and quantum computing soon!
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Comment #49046952
Most of the books in these community libraries are really crappy. I would assume that people: a. Toss out books at home they don't like and bring them to these libraries b. Take in…
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Comment #49032965
In the 1990s "Object-Oriented Ontology" was introduced by Graham Harman [1]. The name was borrowed from computing, but its meaning has little or nothing to do with Simula or Smallt…
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Comment #49032652
> Frivolous use of the term World Model The term "world model" as it was once used in model-based RL can now apparently refer to anything as silly as linear regression. Then again,…
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Comment #48995435
This article focuses mostly on point forecasting . There are many other things that are interesting to forecast. Consider for example the use case of forecasting the average speed …
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Comment #48958279
I'm looking at GoPro packaging here that says "Made in Thailand".
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Comment #48958045
Lean is the Mizar here. For those who have no clue what this is about, Mizar [1] was an early automated theorem prover. Can't wait for HN to add AI features to explain concepts in …
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Comment #48940442
> I’d buy these. Say $100 for a frontier class model. Maybe more. Sure you would. Running frontier class models on current hardware costs in the order of tens of thousands of dolla…
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Comment #48940017
There's an interesting easter egg in semantic.cpp, line 77: if (CheckWord(words, "OXio")) { Apparently, if your text contains the word "OXio", it triggers the following riddle: Wha…
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Comment #48910663
Some things do indeed improve, but some other things require a massive effort that no hobbyist or small company can make happen. This is most obvious in places where a lot of coord…
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Comment #48884480
It's probably helpful in this discussion to make a difference between two definitions of reasoning: 1. phenomenal reasoning, requiring consciousness and subjective experience 2. fu…