bkaae

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by bkaae 15d ago
There is no language in the training of this, so there is no l.
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by bkaae 15d ago
Then nothing - that's awesome. People think that LLMs are the know-all do-all solution to every problem now. Putting solutions in terms of cents is a great way to potentially win over some ai boosters imo. There are other ways to solve
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by bkaae 15d ago
I read this as a response to the current hype around LLMs. He is showing computers can solve these issues, without using an LLM architecture. A lot of people have sort of forgot that machine learning is more than just LLMs these days. I fou
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by bkaae 27d ago
Translating a client question to an actual technical question is the hard part I guess. Google-fu is still a thing, and absolutely a thing you were/are getting paid for it seems.
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by bkaae 1mo ago
Bless the lord that it's not been presented to us yet, because you just know that it exists already.
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by bkaae 1mo ago
A lot of reasons. I think illegally using natural gas generators to power his datacenters in residential areas, is pretty high on that list.
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by bkaae 1mo ago
We should also normalize paying for content at the same time then.
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by bkaae 1mo ago
I think that was his argument as well. It looks like there is no more data to find, but then it becomes important to find more data - lo and behold we can make more. Sounds like the oil scare from 90' - we thought we were gonna run out
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by bkaae 2mo ago
Did you get older over the last few years? That might make a difference.
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by bkaae 2mo ago
Thanks for sharing - is this a normal feature request you are implementing in this example or is this a project from scratch? Trying to get an idea of how your workflow compares to mine.
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by bkaae 2mo ago
I don't think I take LLMs for granted - but I've misclassified them as something else. The reason why it's so cool now, is because we can run good models on our own machines now. That's really what makes it a hackable te
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I Forgot to Get Excited
8 points by bkaae 2mo ago|5 comments