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Deep Learning for Cosmetics (2018)
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Shocking to me how little interest the general public has in mechinterp given the alien capabilities demonstrated by LLMs - this and the subsequent transformer-circuits.pub publications will be seen as classic, foundational work in a few ye
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Likely from Palmer Luckey, who coined the term 'Chinese instruction manuals'
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Only the ones that beat expectations
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formal verifiability e.g. vi Lean
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J-Lens for video models: uncovering steerable physical dynamics
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SWE Budgets: From Opex to Capex
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The content on "priming" (significant pillar of the book) has collapsed as part of the reproducibility crisis in psychology. More here: https://replicationindex.com/2017/02/02/reconstruction-of-a-...
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Ultracoding: The Next Frontier
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Deep Learning is a Black Box and Here's Why You Should Use Random Forests Because They Are Interpretable This was the mantra of applied machine learning c. 2010 - 2024 for anyone paying attention. No longer the case.
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For some definitions of better, yes. Chinese is more token efficient for representing fixed text, for example, although this does not always lead to better performance on downstream tasks.
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As the author - this was adapted from a thread posted on X in March (linked in article). AI did the adaptation, I wrote the original article. It seems like it inserted grammatically correct hyphens, otherwise the copy is mine.
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Hello, I am the author - this is not an LLM-generated article, I wrote this by hand and had an LLM adapt it from a thread on X. You can see the original thread here: https://x.com/mathemagic1an/status/2035850046735
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LLMs are not the black box you were promised
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Would love to understand how you compare to other providers like Modal, Daytona, Blaxel, E2B and Vercel. I think most other agent builders will have the same question. Can you provide a feature/performance comparison matrix to make thi
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Great article. For another fantastic explainer on optics, see 3Blue1Brown's video on refraction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTzGBJPuJwM
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> static analysis tools that produce flowcharts and diagrams like this have existed since antiquity, and I'm not seeing any new real innovation other than "letting the LLM produce it". Inherent limitation of static analysi
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Vector embedding is not an invention of the last decade. Featurization in ML goes back to the 60s - even deep learning-based featurization is decades old at a minimum. Like everything else in ML this became much more useful with data and co
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Gary Marcus has been taking victory laps on this since mid-2023, nothing to see here. Patently obvious to all that there will be additional innovations on top of LLMs such as test-time compute, which nonetheless are structured around LLMs a
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Very cool and interesting project. Ideas like this are a threat to traditionally-conceived project management platforms like Linear; that being said, Linear and others (Monday, ClickUp, etc.) are pushing aggressively into UX built for human
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This does not take into account the fact that experienced developers working with AI have shifted into roles of management and triage, working on several tasks simultaneously. Would be interesting (and in fact necessary to derive conclusion
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It looks like you used AI-generated videos for customer testimonials. This should be illegal
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Also worth checking out MultiLSPy, effectively a python wrapper around multiple LSPs: https://github.com/microsoft/multilspy Used in multiple similar publications, including "Guiding Language Models of Code with G
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Show HN: Codegen – SWE Agents for any repo
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If you are looking for an alternative that can also chat with you in Slack, create PRs, edit/create/search tickets and Linear, search the web and more, check out codegen.com
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Related article from mid-pandemic: https://www.theinformation.com/articles/shaky-tech-and-cash-... A friend asked me to do diligence on this company circa 2021 given my personal background in ML. The founder was adaman
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Codegen is an MCP client that you can trigger via Slack: codegen.com
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This is true and is essentially a form of arbitrage. Anthropic is eating the cost of your elevated queries with their $20 flat fee subscription. The "famously huge API token costs" you are referring to is Cline passing the Anthrop
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SWE Agents Are Better with Codemods
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Mining LLM Pre-Training Data from Codebases
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