naiveter

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by naiveter 2mo ago
The one liner leadership keeps asking for.
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by naiveter 2mo ago
I have tried asking Gemma and Llama about Israel. They both responded with a generally balanced view points. Whereas the Chinese models pretty much gave a definitive, one-sided answer (about Taiwan and Tibet). Is there a prompt I should use
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by naiveter 2mo ago
I'm a big proponent of open-weights models, but there's a risk I don't see discussed more often, and it deserves more attention. Models can become a propaganda and ideology delivery mechanism. Just ask DeepSeek or Kimi questi
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by naiveter 2mo ago
What would that addition be?
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by naiveter 2mo ago
You'd also not want them to write their own vision pipeline, would you?
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by naiveter 2mo ago
> re-tuning harnesses I'm curious, how might one get started with this?
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by naiveter 2mo ago
Penguin Random House seems to be dominating the leaderboard. What's the story here? Are there only very few non-fiction publishers capable of publishing high-quality work, or is Penguin Random House exceptionally good at it?
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by naiveter 2mo ago
Hopefully this is a signal that they are starting to take it more seriously and will add more futures.
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by naiveter 2mo ago
I'm not a Vivaldi user, but just based off their feature page, you might be interested to check out some of the features/extensions: 1. Firefox's native tab groups [^1] 2. Sidebery's panels (if you don't mind vertic
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by naiveter 2mo ago
They wouldn't. But I was curious why you were confident that Anthropic "blamed" on anything.
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by naiveter 2mo ago
I can see why that's the case, given that Rust is that much more popular than Zig. I wonder whether there's a difference between LLMs reading code and writing. If reading code is easier than writing it, then it makes sense that Cl
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by naiveter 2mo ago
RIP Apollo… I doubt Reddit killed the third-party apps to improve its mobile experience. They were probably just trying to cash in on the AI hype.
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by naiveter 2mo ago
Do you have a source for that?
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by naiveter 2mo ago
This is the way.
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by naiveter 2mo ago
If curing cancer or solving climate change is your definition of usefulness, almost anything humans do is useless, probably including your own profession. Though I don't want to speculate. Speculation is precisely why NFTs are stupid.
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by naiveter 2mo ago
Is the high expense coming from cache misses? If their workload does need to wait for a long time before it can continue, I wonder would starting new sessions and having to re-read the contexts and results anyway be any cheaper.
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by naiveter 2mo ago
Exactly. It seems like a step down in every way.
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by naiveter 2mo ago
Do you just watch for trends? Curious to know your process to verify if the cost is right or wrong.
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by naiveter 2mo ago
> This looks clearly...a staffing problem... And if that weren't enough, the "manual war rooms" alone should be setting off alarm bells.