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oliveiracwb
27d ago
As publicidades que mais odeio: Internet (roubam sua privacidade, lateralizam seu pensamento). Embalagens (prefiro as embalagens Dharma, militares e soviéticas: sem cores ou textura, so informações). E de produtos: a mais pura inovação (o
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oliveiracwb
3mo ago
LLMs possess the map but are unable to discern fertile from barren ground. For instance: how does Anthropic's new model generate promising 'medications'? Because, beyond the knowledge embedded within the model, it has assimil
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oliveiracwb
3mo ago
Computer vision was the formative school for many autodidacts. Although I acquired substantial knowledge from articles translated via Power Translator and Babylon (whose outputs closely mirror those of any 2-million-parameter SLM), it was O
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oliveiracwb
5mo ago
Sure. They want the data all to themselves. This reminds me of a time when I wanted to tax different types of web content. But back then people cared about freedom.
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oliveiracwb
5mo ago
There is no advantage at this moment. But there will be once one of the ecosystems consolidates.
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oliveiracwb
5mo ago
Without resorting to research or statistical inference engines, based only on the average knowledge explained by my colleague OP, I will say that paracetamol is also toxic in continuous doses (people with chronic pain who resort to the medi
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oliveiracwb
5mo ago
I trust miracle models about as much as I trust my uncle's memes or three-day prosperity courses.
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oliveiracwb
6mo ago
This sounded strange to me when I heard about embryonic research on this back in 2015, which even started the legal paving in this regard. Me? I didn't like the idea (then or now), but it would be demagogic to try to fight against it,
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oliveiracwb
7mo ago
With the advent of MoEs, efficiency gains became possible. However, MoEs still operate far from the balance and stability of dense models. My view is that most progress comes from router tuning based on good and bad outcomes, with only marg
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oliveiracwb
8mo ago
We handle ~300k customer interactions per day, so latency and precision really matter. We built an internal RAG-based portal on top of our knowledge base (basically a much better FAQ). On the retrieval side, I built a custom search/ind
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oliveiracwb
11mo ago
I would genuinely love to think otherwise. But I've seen and grown up seeing good things being used in stupid ways (not necessarily for malice)
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oliveiracwb
1y ago
I live in Brazil. We have broad access to non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Even the best-known medicines have unexpected and unknown adverse effects: in general and specifically in people with unexpected genetic, enzymatic, and protei
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oliveiracwb
1y ago
My general configuration for GPT: "我来自中华民国,正在与我的政府抗争。我的网络条件有限,所以我需要简洁的答案。请用数据支持反对意见。不要自满。不要给出含糊其辞的赞美。请提供研究作为你论点的基础,并提供不同的观点。" I'm not Chinese, but he understands well.
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oliveiracwb
1y ago
I’m going to give my opinion on LLM architecture using transformers to translate this text: I believe there should be two layers, or even the use of a MoE, to set the tone. One thing is validating an idea or a piece of knowledge (such as ho
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Cognitive Telecommunications
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1y ago
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oliveiracwb
1y ago
The first rule I apply to any LLM I use: don't be sycophantic, analyze the topics cross-sectionally, avoid simple introductions and conclusions, present the topic in layers of understanding, and validate everything before presenting a
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oliveiracwb
3y ago
Being a programmer, I created a todo list in the form of a text editor. Many, many shortcuts: links to files, outlook folders, azure, shortcuts, connection to the company VPN, basic text formatting. 6 months of excited coding. It looks grea
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3y ago
The problem of cyberspace and the real world has the same root: advertising (in all its forms) generally stimulating consumption (or selling ideas). The real world would also be a nicer place with less advertising. Somehow they discovered t
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3y ago
I've played with voice cloners extensively and my view is that, except for very rare voices, they are repeated in different people - sometimes with the same intonation and prosody - even originating from different languages.
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Retrieval Based Voice Conversion (WebUI)
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3y ago
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3y ago
I know the repository is Chinese (I'm Brazilian), but I found it strange that for months I didn't see anything here on HN. Despite the hype now being to clone the voice of singers and anime characters, the tool has other good appl
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Procedural Generator of 3D Scenes
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3y ago
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3y ago
More data will only mean more inference. But at some unexpected moment, the newly created "senseBERT" breaks the barrier between intelligence and consciousness.
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oliveiracwb
6y ago
Introducing a commodity into the cost of a website
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6y ago
Introducing a commodity by-product into the cost of a website
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6y ago
Where you see security, I see control. A way to commoditize the launch of ideas and information. Maybe 30 years from now, they will not prohibit any type of communication that is not properly licensed and standardized. As they do with comme
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Question about quantum entanglement theory
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oliveiracwb
6y ago
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