eliemichel

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by eliemichel 3mo ago
The post notes that an important number of novels include an "AI allegory", as if the AI would implicitly write about its own condition. It is understandable that this comes from system prompts and RLHF that specializes these agen
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by eliemichel 5mo ago
What prevents the person who used to write a simple deterministic algorithm to call an LLM a thousands times?
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by eliemichel 5mo ago
To the humans in the room: just copy paste the challenge to your favorite LLM when the time comes and you’ll be able to pass the test. Besides slowing things down and inducing unnecessary waste or resources I’m not sure what these challenge
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by eliemichel 5mo ago
MX in Swiss/Europe does not mean it is not Google or Microsoft. Just checked out the French equivalent linked above, it says things like "MX for outlook.com in European Union [green checkbox]"
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by eliemichel 5mo ago
CMakes piles up various generations of idioms so there are multiple ways of doing it, but personally I’ve learned to steer away from find_package() and other magical functions. Get all your dependencies as subdirectories (whichever way you
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by eliemichel 6mo ago
I had the same reaction at first, then noticed that they discuss this: the reason why they told that is because it is standard system prompt injected by most coding agent harnesses like Cursor and all, so it seems like a fair test setup.
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by eliemichel 6mo ago
It saddens me to see this flagged, I did not have any predefined opinion about the author or the medium, but I did enjoy reading a text with a bit of character - which is becoming rare in these times of LLM omnipresence. And whether we like
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by eliemichel 1y ago
This figure is sort of an overclaim imho. If you look inside the paper, the reported figure is 97 FPS actually (vs 135 FPS for 3DGS on their device). This 2400FPS they advertise is for a degraded version that completely ignores the transpar