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fuglede_
9d ago
Presumably, given that you also operate in the EU, you would have asked for their explicit consent before you did, so you could just check for that?
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10d ago
FWIW, Scott Aaronson has likened the question on factorization of concrete instances to what happened during the Manhattan Project: > Joe #11: Then you’ll be waiting a long time, because that’s a stupid metric. (Or rather: anyone willing
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IBM Quantum Nighthawk R2
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29d ago
And since all they need is a particular folder structure, you don't really need anything Git at all. Any kind of blob would do, cf. e.g. how Zenodo works.
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29d ago
It only works for GitHub; see https://palomar-registry.org/how-to-submit And what a strange decision indeed.
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1mo ago
One way to watermark (assuming temperature is otherwise positive) would be to output the most likely (or optimal) token every so often.
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1mo ago
There seems to be something strange going on with how it plays with the GHCP harness: I've experimented on a variety of inputs (code, plain text, literature search), and more than half the time it falls into an infinite text/tool
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2mo ago
But if you are going to self-host, then you can also self-host a Mastodon server and never have to migrate anywhere; wouldn't that achieve the same effect?
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2mo ago
> Now I am migrating away Where to, if I may ask? Are there any stable FOSS-emphasizing (preferably EU-based) alternatives (outside of just self-hosting)?
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The new terms [0] say “You must not share projects that mostly consist of code written by "generative AI"-tools […]. Such projects having an unclear copyright status […]” So okay, if you're concerned about the risk of liabili
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2mo ago
So why is this not the largest GDPR case in all of history?
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2mo ago
Right; see Lakatos. In its roughest form, you study the structure of whatever counterexamples you find, add those as (negated) preconditions to your proposition, rinse and repeat until you have a true statement. If the proposition remains u
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3mo ago
In fact, you don't even need an LLM tournament when you can have tom7's Elo World tournament: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpXy041BIlA
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3mo ago
3b1b just started a series under this slogan. Only one episode so far but chances are it'll be a good one; https://www.3blue1brown.com/
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3mo ago
There are ways to make it work, but it requires using it only supplementary and with strict discipline. And it will look different for a 6-year old than a 13-year old. But think of this trick we use about turning a tricky research paper in
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Show HN: Welter's game, a little Nim-like combinatorial game
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4mo ago
> I wouldn't be surprised if this was never acknowledged by Meta. It will, at least, have to be acknowledged by making GDPR Art. 33 notifications.
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Terence Tao's promotional video for OpenAI
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Earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48324097
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https://akademikerpension.dk/nyheder/vi-ekskluderer-tesla/
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The Unsolved Lollipop Problem [video]
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I've reached for this solution many times too; it's certainly convenient. What I don't like is that all the resulting pages look the same. It's so easy to tell when a page is authored by Claude, and by now, I get the sam
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Terry Tao – New Mathematical Workflows – Future of Mathematics Symposium
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5mo ago
So they're changing the product that people already paid an annual subscription for to the worse. That's asking for legal complaints.
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It would be very helpful to know in understanding the capabilities of the models; and in getting intuition about where they are best applicable. If the reason it was able to output the proof is that it happened to be included in an in-house
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The Fall of the Theorem Economy
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The XOR swap trick also features in the compilation/synthesis of quantum algorithms, where the XOR instruction (in the form of a CNOT gate) is fundamental in many architectures, and where native swapping need not be available. One exte
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Nvidia Ising – Open AI Models for Quantum Computing
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I've always loved this recording of Thurston talking about branched coverings and knot complements using big knots: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKSrBt2kFD4
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Exponential quantum advantage in processing classical data
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