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nphard85
3mo ago
Could the (not so perfect but technically simple) solution be to transform the style of content under each tag to the correct expected style for the tag, via a smaller or purpose-built LLM, before the data stream is fed into the main LLM? P
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nphard85
3mo ago
exactly
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3mo ago
Will there be refund?
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3mo ago
You sound bitter. May be you don't realize that.
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5mo ago
To be fair, the author does mention the huge difference between Gemma 3 and Gemma 4 on Tau function calling benchmark.
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Gemini refuses to depict astronaut without helmet on the Moon: 'not survivable'
(gemini.google.com)
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Rsgpt: A generative transformer model for retrosynthesis planning
(nature.com)
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1y ago
Very interesting. How does this approach work for complex agentic workflows where the LLM is expected to orchestrate across multiple tools (such as when using MCP)? Or is this mainly for simple cases like the ones presented in the blog post
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2y ago
Dwarkesh*
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2y ago
The current CEO is Sridhar Ramaswamy
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Pallas: A Jax Kernel Language
(jax.readthedocs.io)
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3y ago
Interesting. Is there a source for this claim?
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Sequoia China’s push into Singapore sets up fight against Indian arm
(ft.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
What does this mean for those holding CA municipal bonds and bond funds?
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Memory Model Synchronization Modes
(gcc.gnu.org)
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4y ago
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4y ago
chessprogramming.org is a treasure trove of knowledge on building chess engines. With its help, I wrote one in C++ a few years ago that got quite good (2100+ rating on FICS but that's nowhere close to the likes of Stockfish). In fact,
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4y ago
Just completed part 1 (used Python instead of Java to spice it up a bit) and it was a great experience! Looking forward to working through part 2, but it will be a while before I can get around to it. I hope more books follow this engaging
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Gas stoves are more hazardous than we’ve been led to believe (2020)
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5y ago
FWIW, SpaceX uses C++ for flight control software. It actually makes more sense for such hard realtime applications.
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5y ago
And yet there are hardly any software written in Haskell or Ocaml that are widely used or have any notable positive impact on the modern digital world, compared to those written in languages like Go, C++ or Python. edit: ps: Big fan of OCam
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5y ago
The sci-fi novel "Project Hail Mary" by Andy Weir. Captivating, and a lot of fun.
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5y ago
You are joking right?
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5y ago
Curious about this scenario: Bob works for company A which is a vendor for companies B, C and D. Most of company A's revenue stream is dependent on how well B, C and D are doing. Bob has insider knowledge of Company A's finances u
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6y ago
But Trump [1] also says the non-white congresswomen known as "the squad" should go back to where they came from. Even riled up his supporters [2] to chant "send her back". You know "go back to where you came from&qu
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6y ago
Tell me this: When Trump riled up his supporters to chant "send them back" when referring to the American congresswomen known as "the squad", was it racist or not? "Go back to where you came from" is a common r
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TensorFlow Dev Summit 2020 LiveStream [video]
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7y ago
Google sent me to: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-case-against-... "The most devastating argument against the Copernican universe was the star size problem. When we look at a star in the sky, it ap
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7y ago
nimgrep's alright. I was thinking of code search on, say, github. I feel the additional complexity was unnecessary in an otherwise well designed language.
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One thing I find annoying about Nim is the case insensitivity [0]. There was no strong reason for this "feature" and literally no mainstream language does it. Moreover it makes code search a pain. [0] https://nim-lang.o
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Gets a 66% Raise
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