SomewhatLikely

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by SomewhatLikely 2mo ago
Cool idea. This might be a time where an option to have an alphabetically ordered keyboard would be useful. By the way, I like testing AIs on new games as they aren't in the training data and gpt5.6 sol high thinking was able to get f
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by SomewhatLikely 5mo ago
Checking my history I searched ["chaos goblin" chatgpt] on March 6th after seeing too many goblins and gremlins and didn't find anyone talking about it then. I did have the nerdy personality turned on and in my testing of Cha
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by SomewhatLikely 5mo ago
There would still be a point to encourage better predictions from the public information through better modeling. We aren't always using the optimal models to predict. One example: LLMs are "just" predicting the next token g
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by SomewhatLikely 5mo ago
If I'm understanding correctly, this might be the first example of just-in-time agentic coding that I've come across.
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by SomewhatLikely 6mo ago
http://astronaut.io/
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by SomewhatLikely 10mo ago
I've seen it so this too. I had it keeping a running tally over many turns and occasionally it would say something like: "... bringing the total to 304.. 306, no 303. Haha, just kidding I know it's really 310." With th
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by SomewhatLikely 1y ago
The default outputs are considerably shorter even in thinking mode. Something that helped me get the thinking mode back to an acceptable state was to switch to the Nerd personality and in the traits customization setting tell it to be compl
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by SomewhatLikely 1y ago
Nobody's preventing them from rendering it and refining. That's certainly what we'd expect an AGI to do.
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by SomewhatLikely 1y ago
It's likely that the commenter has read less than 5 million posts worth of text though. So perhaps this still points to a lack of diversity in content.
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by SomewhatLikely 1y ago
What was the alternative you went with?
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by SomewhatLikely 1y ago
I saw a very similar timely appeal here on Hacker News a few years ago and taught my son with this book at the age of 4. It has become my go-to comparison when prompting chat bots on what I want in a teaching material for other subjects.
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by SomewhatLikely 1y ago
It's pretty damn capital intensive to be a productive farmer today. That said, AI will likely, hopefully, get cheaper over time.
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
You could probably modify the metric to addressed comments per 1000 lines of code.
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
"Here, we provide a quantifiable definition: A multimodal native model refers to a single model with strong understanding capabilities across multiple input modalities (e.g. text, code, image, video), that matches or exceeds the modal
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
My first thought upon seeing the prompt: If you would build an in-memory cache, how would you do it? It should have good performance and be able to hold many entries. Reads are more common than writes. I know how I would do
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
Where I thought this might be going from the first paragraph: Negative numbers are sometimes represented with parentheses: (234.58) Tables sometimes tell you in the description that all numbers in are in 1000's or millions. The dollar
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
Something worth mentioning is that if your vectors all have the same length then cosine similarity and Euclidean distance will order most (all?) neighbors in the same order. Think of your query vector as a point on a unit sphere. The Eucli
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
This feels similar to those adversarial examples that first came out that were very tuned for a specific image recognizer. I haven't followed the research but I know they had some very limited success to getting it to work in the real
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
https://jonpauluritis.com/articles/why-arent-developers-paid...
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
Can I recommend you provide some cost estimates next to the examples for using your own key? I tried a few custom extractions and then checked my usage dashboard and it was already over $2.
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2006.16236 Transformers are RNNs: Fast Autoregressive Transformers with Linear Attention
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
Video games are gonna be wild in the near future. You could have one person talking to a model producing something that's on par with a AAA title from today. Imagine the 2d sidescroller boom on Steam but with immersive photorealistic
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
I've switched to LLM's for explaining commands. Here's ChatGPT4o: The command tar xvzf 1.zip appears to be trying to extract a compressed archive file, but there's a mismatch between the file extension (1.zip) and the c
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
I suspect there may be a flaw in the visualization where smaller dots are drawn with disproportionately more pixels than bigger dots. Just looking at how much green is on the map is way more than numbers I can find support for. For exampl
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
Both of your references use RRF=1/(60+Rank) So I'm not sure why the article uses 1/Rank alone. Did you test both and find that the smoothing didn't help? My understanding is that it has been pretty important for the bes
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by SomewhatLikely 2y ago
I wonder if this would work in a rice cooker or if there's something equivalent. If I don't wash the rice beforehand it will tend to bubble starchy bubbles through the top that makes a mess
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by SomewhatLikely 3y ago
What would this do that a minimum wage wouldn't do?
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by SomewhatLikely 3y ago
A chart showing BMI vs altitude could help cut through individual bases differences. If there is a trend downward it would show a dose-response effect. I didn't find such a chart in the paper. Instead they have a chart showing how man
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by SomewhatLikely 3y ago
Thanks, this gave some good insight to GPT4. If I provide the entire Wikipedia page contents but blank out the movie name and director name it can't recall it. https://chat.openai.com/share/c499e163-3745-48c3-b00e
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by SomewhatLikely 3y ago
That input might be too far outside of the training conditions for it to believe the sensors. It would probably assume those sensors you perturbed are faulty and ignore them.

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