ChadNauseam

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by ChadNauseam 6d ago
> Example: memorize the major scale as a series of whole and half steps but we won’t provide you with any context or motivation for why this is so. I recommend "What Makes Music Sound Good?" by Prof. Dmitri Tymoczko: https:&#x
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by ChadNauseam 10d ago
I don't think 100% accuracy is logically possible. Because it's entirely possible that someone would just naturally write the exact same thing as an LLM would write. And after the fact there is no way to distinguish the two. But p
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by ChadNauseam 13d ago
> And then you'd ask it about an area you're knowledgeable in and realise it routinely makes stupid mistakes. This honestly doesn’t happen to me much anymore. In what areas do you find LLMs routinely make stupid mistakes?
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by ChadNauseam 13d ago
> In my view, intelligence includes an ability to learn and adapt to never-before-seen situations. This is exactly what ARC AGI tests > And then general intelligence is an ability to apply that across a wide variety of domains. My exp
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by ChadNauseam 14d ago
Actually one of the worst and most insane file formats of all time. I partially reverse engineered it a while ago. My parser is super janky and I can't share it, but I pasted the code into claude and had it summarize it: https:/&
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by ChadNauseam 26d ago
PhD programs in technical fields usually give you a stipend
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by ChadNauseam 27d ago
my personal favorite, although css not html, is “field-sizing: content”. Finally with iOS 26 we can have input fields that expand to fit the content
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by ChadNauseam 28d ago
I'm reminded of this tweet by roon: > it is a literal and useful description of anthropic that it is an organization that loves and worships claude, is run in significant part by claude, and studies and builds claude. this phenomeno
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by ChadNauseam 28d ago
> One can explain it as the computer checked a bunch of cases and all maps reduce to one of these cases. It doesn’t take an expert to state this. Hmm, doesn't it take an expert to explain why those cases are exhaustive, and why the
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by ChadNauseam 29d ago
That's interesting, thanks for sharing. Maybe the classifiers are really sensitive to anything that has to do with memory safety.
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by ChadNauseam 29d ago
I left both comments 12 hours ago. The first reply to my other comment was 11 hours ago.
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My Personal AGI(chadnauseam.com)
1 points by ChadNauseam 29d ago|0 comments
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
> if you ask something too obvious or direct it will stop you other than that, it work flawlessly What on earth are you asking it?
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
Yeah I feel like I'm living in a different dimension than these people. I wonder what they're working on. I've literally never had it refuse everything and I max out my 20x plan every week
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Puppy PPE(amosdudley.com)
29 points by ChadNauseam 1mo ago|6 comments
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
> This assertion is "oddly" similar to the GPT answer "neural network inference determinism" produced My statement and GPT's statement are both correct answers to the same question, so I think it makes sense that
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
Zcash and many other cryptocurrency-related projects. The amount of cryptographers working on zero-knowledge proofs probably multiplied 10x thanks to cryptocurrencies. It's a little bit funny to me. I can understand a response of &quot
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
There's nothing inherently biased or intentionally wrong with greedy decoding. Why would there be? Let's say you're trying to predict what an expert doctor would say to a patient with cancer. You think there's a 99% chan
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
Now that you mention it, I think "statistical" might be a good word choice as it probably closely matches what people mean when they say an LLM is nondeterministic. However, on a technical level, neural network inference truly is
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
I feel like I'm fighting a losing battle but I don't see why so many people consider LLMs innately non-deterministic, an LLM running on a CPU with greedy decoding would be 100% deterministic and still have the intelligence we asso
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
The technology is still in its infancy unfortunately, so there's no way the web could have been based on it, but I think content-addressing is the long-term play. If I click a link, there are some cases where I want the server to respo
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
Is this a linux issue? My Macbook has 16gb ram and running out has literally never been an issue for me. I'm using all of it + 10gb of swap and my computer feels snappy and fast. Chrome with 100+ tabs, discord, slack, codex, chatgpt, a
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
I've been pretty impressed with Laguna. I downloaded their coding agent and have used it for a task here and there (the larger variant). Obviously it's nothing like a frontier LLM, but it surprised me with how good it was. And I t
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
Is what still an issue? This is from the article > Using a novel cross-industry design and the 1999–2003 expansion of the H-1B visa cap for identification, we find that H-1B exposure raised incomes for natives and pre-existing immigrants
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
I've always thought it was unfair that the 9 in 9% uptime doesn't count.
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
Someone who would not otherwise be able to asks AI for simple instructions for how to make a deadly virus, which then spreads rapidly and kills most of those it infects
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
> enabling those who believe themselves to be good is more important than reducing wanton suffering I'm genuinely not sure if you're referring to my comment or the one I responded to haha
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
I thought this might have something to do with sentencepiece's unigram (which uses viterbi). But they seem to be totally different domains. What an amazing algorithm, to show up in so many different places.
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
It's an interesting time when the bar has moved to "It’s not like diplomacy and war will end". But that is on the table. Nuclear weapons caused the end of wars as we know them. Great powers no longer directly attack each othe
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by ChadNauseam 1mo ago
> Likely 10-1000x cheaper to implement than fully autonomous cars. I think self driving buses would be awesome. I can imagine having smaller ones that come more regularly too. Add some amenities like a tracker that tells you exactly when

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