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upghost

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    I love how first we destroyed the word "AI" now we want to destroy the word "telepathy"

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    Comment #49035304

    I do indeed mis-using dashes.

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    Comment #49013987

    I'm not sure why but Prolog seems to have more misinformation circulated about it than any other programming language I've ever seen. I'd take a lot of the information in these com…

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    Comment #48521802

    theprimagen called this[1] like three days ago. That was fast. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-bT5v5Tm7w&t=164s

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    Comment #48267933

    If this wasn't CERN tech I would think I was being taken for a ride. Conventional wisdom is that distributed consensus is not possible at this kind of performance, does anyone have…

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    Comment #48108634

    Thanks. I thought it was interesting choosing arithmetic instead of some other relation because multimodal arithmetic (via CLP) is more of a PhD thesis than a blog post. Other rela…

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    Comment #47645678

    Man that is such a bummer. The Naval Support Activity (NSA) "base" is not a hardened military facility. I've never been to the one in Bahrain, but it's usually where you go to play…

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    Comment #47634130

    Great writeup. Only thing I din't see in here was an analysis of the impact of players like Talaas[1] and their stupid faster hardware LLMs. I feel like it could be majorly disrupt…

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    Comment #47524062

    > familiarity vs simplicity Love this, I've never heard it put that way before.

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    Comment #47432553

    Yeah, this checks out. I wonder what they are doing to prevent semantic collapse. Also, I wonder if the base model would already be instruct and RLHF tuned or only pre-trained. Try…

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    Comment #47421200

    > Pre-training allows organizations to build domain-aware models by learning from large internal datasets. > Post-training methods allow teams to refine model behavior for specific…

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    Comment #47345164

    > We are doing this to self-fund further investment in AI and enterprise sales while strengthening our financial profile. Some quotes from the video: > ...at the same time, we're a…

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    Comment #47289487

    In Prolog the syntax is incredibly important. It is designed to be metainterpreted with the same ease in which a for-loop might be written in another language. https://www.metaleve…

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    Comment #47289399

    Very interesting stuff. Apparently this is the implementation: https://github.com/dicpeynado/prolog-in-forth Thinking about the amount of thought and energy that went into this, ba…

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    Comment #47136880

    I'm surprised how hard I had to dig for an actual example of syntax[1], so here you go. [1]: https://www.lix.polytechnique.fr/~dale/lProlog/proghol/extra...

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    Comment #47101403

    So I have been doing formal specification with TLA+ using AI assistance and it has been very helpful AFTER I REALIZED that quite often it was proving things that were either trivia…

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    Comment #47091730

    Anakin: I'm going to save the world with my AI vulnerability scanner, Padme. Padme: You're scanning for vulnerabilities so you can fix them, Anakin? Anakin: ... Padme: You're scann…

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    Comment #46796040

    tl;dr - All this AI stuff is just Universal Paperclips[1] I see a lot of comments about folks being worried about going soft, getting brain rot, or losing the fun part of coding. A…

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    Comment #46642795

    Author: "Not my favorite language" Prolog: "Mistakes were made" As an avid Prolog fan, I would have to agree with a lot of Mr. Wayne's comments! There are some things about the lan…

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    Ok what I would really love is something like this but for the damn terminal. No, I don't store credentials in plaintext, but when they get pulled into memory after being decrypted…