Alpha3031

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by Alpha3031 6d ago
You mean complete control for open models, because you can run it on your own choice of hardware?
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by Alpha3031 6d ago
Enc-decs are usually harder to train at frontier scale. Not 100% sure what DeepSeek has done differently here initial read seems to be something related to layer reuse but I just skimmed things so far.
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by Alpha3031 8d ago
Also mid-range, A57 uses Xclipse 550 (RDNA 3) and A37 uses previous generation Exynos with Xclipse 530 IIRC.
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by Alpha3031 12d ago
Very interesting project, I like it. Just wanted to clarify though the sentiment analysis is just the count of stripped words and used to tag things with the emoji? I was initially expecting it to be a part of the actual command constructio
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by Alpha3031 12d ago
I feel like RLHF has a pretty obvious ground truth, human feedback is used as an (albeit noisy) signal of average human preferences. Same thing with RLVR and "solving the problem".
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by Alpha3031 12d ago
Diffusion LMs denoise a canvas which I personally find more interesting. I don't really disagree that human cognition is essentially a predictive task though, as I understand it, predictive coding and related theories based on the Baye
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by Alpha3031 13d ago
Probably Fox would be the server with the most players but at DDK basically any would work and I think getting exposure to different playing styles would be worthwhile.
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by Alpha3031 13d ago
Maybe not to the extent you mentioned earlier (I definitely agree that it's not "focused" on this) but there is definitely asymmetric playout training in the training data (see comments on lightvector/KataGo issues #39 a
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by Alpha3031 14d ago
AU user also, just checked AI studio since that seemed like the best bet and both 3.8 and 3.7 show up (and can be used for chat in playground, though IDK what the limits for that are). Chat in gemini.google.com is also 3.6 for me but I&#x27
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by Alpha3031 14d ago
The search model is probably flash-lite based on what they give to users who aren't signed in.
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by Alpha3031 17d ago
Personally, I don't think it's (paid) PR per se. Call me cynical but I'm fairly sure TechCrunch has always been mostly lightly laundered press kits. This is, of course, something that is endemic across most trade or trade-adj
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by Alpha3031 18d ago
IIRC Nvidia claims to release enough data that it should be possible to fully reproduce Nemotron, so even if it's not as good as the current best models, GPT 5.1 or Opus 4.1.was still useful right? I guess it depends on what you wanted
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by Alpha3031 19d ago
Well, one should also remember that they thought protecting the opulent minority was so important that an entire house ought to represent them. Secure the permeant interests of the country and all that. Not that the other house isn't a
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by Alpha3031 21d ago
Normal MoE is switch-weights-per-token so you would se substantial slowdowns that way. Apple did a More that switches weights per prompt (instruction-following pruning, https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.02086 ) but you have to
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by Alpha3031 23d ago
Xiaomi are implementing ARM cores on an ARM ISA so any architectural defects would also affect other ARM processors.
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by Alpha3031 28d ago
I am not a bank so my being aware of things is not going to change much.
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by Alpha3031 28d ago
It would be funny if it actually was intentionally selected, but for DES-like instead of Dual EC reasons, and they're just too embarrassed by Dual EC to admit it.
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by Alpha3031 28d ago
Some banks are app only and/or build MFA functionality into their apps.
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by Alpha3031 29d ago
"Idiosyncratic" doesn't mean "we expect it to me less accessible", it means "we expect it to behave in its own special way so just taking a random one of them doesn't tell us anything about the average exp
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by Alpha3031 29d ago
I am taking your reply as stating a lack of intention to provide any evidence for claims given you have failed to do so.
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by Alpha3031 29d ago
Not many people buy GA aeroplanes, so it's a sensible decision for those to receive a lower weighting than other consumer goods in a general purpose index like the CPI. There is a divergence between the prices of goods the US produces
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by Alpha3031 29d ago
> The minimum wage is a strawman by comparison: it doesn't actually help workers. [citation needed] By measures such as own-wage elasticity [DUBE & ZIPPERER] increases to the minimum wage evidently increase wages more than they
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by Alpha3031 29d ago
As I understand it, that's a fairly common definition for relative poverty (either that or 60%) though of course you're still right that it's best to confirm both the threshold the methodology is the same (or use an explicitl
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by Alpha3031 29d ago
Getting to parity with less money means that you can go further with the same amount of money.
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by Alpha3031 1mo ago
Again, you are free to interpret my comments however you wish. My primary intent was to express my belief that people having different preferences to you regarding reading AI output does not constitute some bizzare hivemind, which you appea
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by Alpha3031 1mo ago
I said I would find the action bizarre ("that", not "them"). Personally, I don't find it unfortunate to admit that some things still surprise me. If you choose to interpret that as judgement of your wife as a pers
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by Alpha3031 1mo ago
I've never seen anyone post a copy-and-paste of some pages of the Google search results while also excluding the search term, and I would find that bizzare. I would assume that you, like most people posting a Google search, would post
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by Alpha3031 1mo ago
I'm in the "post both and let your readers figure out which, if any, they prefer" camp but even if you didn't (and unless you were using one of those super special models that can't be released according to the comp
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by Alpha3031 1mo ago
The author giving the slightest amount of shit seems like a big assumption to make, but ultimately even it that were the case I don't see why I would prefer what I read to be curated in that specific manner (having access only to what
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by Alpha3031 1mo ago
People having preferences different from you is not a hive mind.

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