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by binarymax 11mo ago
I think the point is: why is OpenAI wasting its time on this? If it's just another channel for billing tokens then OK I guess, but it's not like it's a huge breakthrough. OpenAI should be the roads, not the trucks. Let othe
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by binarymax 11mo ago
Interesting as I was in the (very large) camp that never considered it for generation, and saw it as a pure encoder for things like semantic similarity with an easy jump to classification, etc
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by binarymax 11mo ago
Do we need language specific LLMs? I can’t vouch for the data coverage or accuracy of Arabic in the leading models today, but I do know them to be highly cross-lingual capable.
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by binarymax 11mo ago
Not necessarily. You can get an interest rate lower than your investment return rate.
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by binarymax 11mo ago
You know, I had spent a good amount of years not having even a single thought about rational rose, and now that’s all over.
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by binarymax 11mo ago
The invasion of Ukraine by Russia is the result of Russian instigation.
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by binarymax 11mo ago
I'm currently blazing through "Chip War" and can't put it down. This news is fascinating in that context. I highly recommend the book to anyone who hasn't read it.
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by binarymax 11mo ago
Per month or year? And what region?
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by binarymax 11mo ago
There is no accurate valuation in this space.
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by binarymax 11mo ago
Anyone else have a .io domain and worried about the future?
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by binarymax 1y ago
Not true. Whole classes of bugs are just eliminated - most importantly NPEs. I’ve seen tiny scripts in node that crash due to lack of an exception handler, and I’ve witnessed countless runtime errors in Java in the simplest of web services
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by binarymax 1y ago
The way I think about rust is this: you can experience the pain up front while you’re getting your program to compile, or you can experience pain later during runtime in random unpredictable ways. Rust is the former. It takes time to lear
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by binarymax 1y ago
What do you mean by this?
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by binarymax 1y ago
Best of luck and wish I had something like this a while back. Took me 4 years to figure out my triggers and one of them was pure luck.
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by binarymax 1y ago
There are no more than 218 ways to interpret this title
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by binarymax 1y ago
The real question is why do all UK politicians, no matter their party, hate people so much?
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by binarymax 1y ago
But is OpenAI recouping this? I remember seeing reports a year ago that it was in the realm of $700M/mo in inference costs for them - are they earning that now? Of course the strategy of taking a loss and reinvesting - but I don't
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Processing Strings 109x Faster Than Nvidia on H100(ashvardanian.com)
6 points by binarymax 1y ago|0 comments
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by binarymax 1y ago
Well sure. But maybe the token logprobs can be used to help give a confidence assessment.
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by binarymax 1y ago
Saying “I don’t know” to 30% of queries if it actually doesn’t know, is a feature I want. Otherwise there is zero trust. How do I know that I’m in a 30% wrong or 70% correct situation right now?
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by binarymax 1y ago
A loonnngggg time ago when I was green, and wasn't taught about constraint solving in my State University compsci program, I encountered the problem when trying to help a friend with his idea. He wanted to make an app to help sports cl
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Choosing a model for a research platform with real data and metrics(maxirwin.com)
2 points by binarymax 1y ago|0 comments
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by binarymax 1y ago
There's only one thing that would throw me off this email and that is DMARC. But I didn't get the email, so who is to say if I actually would have been caught.
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by binarymax 1y ago
It’s the most popular in the UK because that’s what NHS GPs tell you to take for absolutely everything.
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by binarymax 1y ago
If you live in the US, you're welcome to move to one of the states that doesn't have property tax. But the states that do have it is a choice of the states. Federal doesn't have a say.
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by binarymax 1y ago
GPT-4 was rumored to be trained on 13 trillion tokens. https://www.kdnuggets.com/2023/07/gpt4-details-leaked.html Not sure where you’re getting the 45Gb number. Also, Google doesn’t use GPT-4 for summaries. They
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by binarymax 1y ago
I approach this from a technical perspective, and have research that shows how Google is unfit for summaries based on their short snippet length in their results [1]. Google also has to support AI summaries for 200k to 500k queries per seco
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by binarymax 1y ago
I didn’t misunderstand. I tried to vibe code, and now I don’t. Not sure how you misinterpreted that.
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by binarymax 1y ago
Even then I’ve mostly given up. I’ve seen LLMs change from snake case to camel case for a single method and leave the rest untouched. I’ve seen them completely fabricate APIs to non existent libraries. I’ve seen them get mathematical formu
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by binarymax 1y ago
I guess I’m an older developer. But I’ve come full circle and have gone back to hand coding after a couple years of fighting LLMs. I’m tired of coaxing their style and fixing their bugs - some of which are just really dumb and some are dev

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