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by decodebytes 1y ago
You can now generate reasoning with Tool calling or format pre-existing datasets to the OpenAI harmony format used for gpt-oss with DeepFabric: https://github.com/lukehinds/deepfabric/discussions/334
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by decodebytes 1y ago
Hey There, this thread is getting derailed. Could you please create a separate post for your project and we let this one be for discussion of deepfabric, thanks!
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by decodebytes 1y ago
I would love to learn more and have a try, I figure you can dump out to txt or csv - you can raise and issue and I will certainly give it a go - or also reach me via the discord link on the main repo. Let's see what we can do.
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by decodebytes 1y ago
sure, just starting to get some up on HF. A good example might be GSM8K as this shows the structured output where every result is strictly formatted - I am using this right now to train models and managaing to get a small qwen model up in t
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by decodebytes 1y ago
no worries, its not a big deal - I saw promptwrights name referenced in kilns source. Best of luck , looks like a cool project.
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by decodebytes 1y ago
Very good, and even better with the new DAG approach - we have been using great-expectations to bench and seeing very good diversity and low amounts of duplication - you check out one of the recent CoT examples here: https://hugg
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by decodebytes 1y ago
Ah right, kiln - Deepfabric was originally named promptwright , and I can see kiln has copied over some of our code and used it for its synth-gen (which is a nice compliment!) We are actually planning on moving to graphs now, which we are s
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DeepFabric – Generate high-quality synthetic datasets at scale(lukehinds.github.io)
106 points by decodebytes 1y ago|19 comments
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We need to talk about LLM's and non-determinism(rdrocket.com)
3 points by decodebytes 1y ago|1 comments
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Just how resilient are large language models?(rdrocket.com)
57 points by decodebytes 1y ago|29 comments
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Show HN: DeepFabric – Structured synthetic datasets for model distillation(github.com)
2 points by decodebytes 1y ago|0 comments
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CodeGate: AI CodeGen Privacy and Security(github.com)
3 points by decodebytes 2y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Trusty – Dependency Software Supply Chain Security(trustypkg.dev)
14 points by decodebytes 3y ago|0 comments
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by decodebytes 3y ago
Just searched for world record. 24 minutes! Budimir Šobat (Croatia) at 56 years old no less!
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by decodebytes 3y ago
A lot of this is plain naive and wrong.
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by decodebytes 3y ago
Stacklok | Fully Remote | Multiple Open Roles We are an innovative startup founded by the creators of Kubernetes, Sigstore and the folks who bootstrapped foundations such as the CNCF and OpenSSF. Our mission is to revolutionize the software
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by decodebytes 3y ago
Which LLM are you using?
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by decodebytes 3y ago
> the richer a person is, the harder they are to corrupt That is quite a lot view of non-rich citizens. A lot have morals as baseline for corruption, beyond the cash / assets we hold.
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by decodebytes 3y ago
https://www.stacklok.com/careers Stacklok is a startup focused on software supply chain security, founded by the co-founder of kubernetes and myself (Luke Hinds, founder of sigstore) We are also look for a staff data scient
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by decodebytes 3y ago
https://stacklok.com/careers stacklok is a series A round startup in the supply chain security space, co-founded by the founders of kubernetes and sigstore. Currently seeking mostly engineering roles. front end (react) and
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by decodebytes 3y ago
How much Cycling do you have to do for that to become a credible risk though? I am imaging quite a bit more than a daily commute.
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by decodebytes 3y ago
paranoid and false. The Root CA is generated by the sigstore community (five folks, two from academia). Right now github exchanges an OIDC token for a sigstore root chained cert. GitLab are currently adding themselves, to have the same capa
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by decodebytes 3y ago
better overview on the main release blog: https://github.blog/2023-04-19-introducing-npm-package-prove...
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by decodebytes 3y ago
> I changed my diet and began exercising. Lost 50 pounds. My sleep apnea went away and I no longer even snore. That's because you have OSA (obstructive sleep apnea). I (OP) have central sleep apnea, there is no obstruction, its rela
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by decodebytes 3y ago
OP here. I purchased the first device privately from resmed (one of the main cpap vendors), but the actual one i needed was an ASV and this was refused privately and only available via the NHS. Reading between the lines, I expect the NHS is
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Night of the living brain fog dead or how I hacked myself better via open source(decodebytes.substack.com)
560 points by decodebytes 3y ago|319 comments
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by decodebytes 4y ago
I do wonder how many left 100% of funds in there?
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by decodebytes 4y ago
I honestly expect their will be an acquisition on Monday, with a lot of executive (whitehouse) pressure behind it. So much of the American economy is based on a tech advantage as is its national security. I could of course be completely wro
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by decodebytes 4y ago
That is only if they want to keep the company operating? I
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by decodebytes 4y ago
This just seems like a lot of cloud costs to take on, considering how much power developers laptops carry and would be completely untapped. Instead of having everything remote, to me it appears more sensible to have a distributed developmen

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