jimmy76615

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by jimmy76615 3d ago
I wanna have a friend like this guy
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by jimmy76615 23d ago
Which model does one use for this? I generally like Codex (gpt 5.6 Sol), but the guardrails are often a problem. I find myself writing all kinds of fake lie stories all the time with some large damn explanation of why this is a very legitim
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by jimmy76615 23d ago
I'm sure they will eventually, but for the first time their incompetence is working to our benefit.
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by jimmy76615 2mo ago
It was an excellent talk. If nothing else, it really helps to establish some much needed vocabulary for us to constructively talk about the future of math
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by jimmy76615 3mo ago
I'm sure Trump is going to retaliate with tariffs. The times when the EU could steal from American companies that easily are over.
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by jimmy76615 3mo ago
> Regulations and taxes are seen as 'un-american' I suppose, while giving stock to the government is not somehow? Under normal circumstances the government owning stocks is just as un-american, but nothing is normal when it com
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by jimmy76615 3mo ago
Doesn't surprise me at all and seems like a good solution to the problem of human verification. It won't take long for AI to catch up to that, but this captcha method might hold for a couple of months. Not sure what problem everyb
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by jimmy76615 3mo ago
> The third is the most important, and it is the thread of this blog: open source is text. A Proxmox config is files. So it is versionable in Git, readable by an AI, auditable, reproducible. A proprietary hypervisor is a black box that n
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by jimmy76615 3mo ago
Really great idea! But one still has to buy a telescope and send it to this guy, I think it would be cool if one could just rent everything at once. For non-serious people that have a lot of money that they would like to put to use looking
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by jimmy76615 4mo ago
NVIDIA does a pretty good job on that front.
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by jimmy76615 4mo ago
The biggest problem with all the Google models has always been RLHF, particularly safety training. They take a good, smart model and make it behave like a corporate person that has been to far to many forced anti-{sexism, racism...} seminar
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by jimmy76615 4mo ago
> AI systems are not engineered the way a bridge or an airplane is engineered. We understand an airplane because we designed every part of it and we understand the physics that act on it. AI models are not like that. They are grown, on a
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by jimmy76615 4mo ago
I think it is very important to understand how non-secular this idea is, and how much of a cultural breakthrough it was. For the better or worse, there are many cultures that don't recognize an inherent value to human life.
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by jimmy76615 4mo ago
There are a lot of great aspects of the pope's writing. The most important one probably being that a spiritual leader understands that there is a large technological and societal change on the horizon. I still quite often experience th
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by jimmy76615 4mo ago
> re: secular sentiments towards religion I'm not sure if we are talking about the same phenomenon here, but I have certainly seen indications of something I would describe in similar words. I have heard a lot of people recently thi
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by jimmy76615 7mo ago
If they are on Youtube, try Gemini 3 Flash first. Use AI studio, it lets you insert YouTube videos into context.
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by jimmy76615 8mo ago
Just tell it to use your gcp/aws account using the cli, makes it infinitely powerful in terms of deployment. (Also, while I might miss some parts of programming that I have given to AI, I certainly don't miss working with clouds).
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by jimmy76615 9mo ago
> We're developing a responsible access framework that makes models available to researchers for scholarly purposes while preventing misuse. The idea of training such a model is really a great one, but not releasing it because someo
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by jimmy76615 10mo ago
Amazing model! I'm trying to get it to run on an ec2 machine right now, but it looks like a lot of the performance actually depends on more than just classical LLM inference. And it looks like Deepseek didn't share their scripts t
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by jimmy76615 1y ago
I'm glad they can't. The reason large cooperations tend to suck is because some bored management guy cares about typos and invents a process for getting your headlines approved by some other dude who is just as bored and useless.
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by jimmy76615 1y ago
The talk is still not available on YouTube? What takes them so long?
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A Transformer-based model predicting the articles of German nouns(github.com)
2 points by jimmy76615 2y ago|0 comments
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by jimmy76615 3y ago
I heard all those stories about Von Neumann working like that. According to a biography, his wife once designated a room as his office and he became very angry about that since it was too quiet for him to work there. Personally I need almos
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by jimmy76615 3y ago
This guy is building a CNC machine and still thinks he's not an engineer.
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by jimmy76615 3y ago
I really don't like the growing politicization of the CCC. A lot of these people have so much knowledge but then waste their time on politics.
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by jimmy76615 3y ago
Grothendieck's non mathematical work has always fascinated me, he really has a great style of writing (judging by “recoltes et semailles”). The great thing about reading the works of people that are as close to mental illness as he was