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DoorDash Flux: Delegating Engineering Work to Cloud Based Agents(careersatdoordash.com)
2 points by rayval 1mo ago|0 comments
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by rayval 2mo ago
As I recall, a few years ago (in the era of first generation LLMs), a professor in Texas used an anti-plagiarism tool that flagged more than one-third of the class using AI in an exam, and used that finding to give them a failing grade. If
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Chinese delivery firm Meituan's new AI model trained on domestic chips(reuters.com)
5 points by rayval 3mo ago|0 comments
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NSA using Anthropic's Mythos despite blacklist(axios.com)
7 points by rayval 5mo ago|0 comments
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Interactive Flythrough Llama 8B(alphaxiv.org)
2 points by rayval 11mo ago|1 comments
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by rayval 11mo ago
Take it for a spin.
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by rayval 1y ago
"unbiased", in the world of realpolitik, means "biased in a manner to further my agenda and not yours".
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Scientists have found a way to 'tattoo' tardigrades(acs.org)
2 points by rayval 1y ago|0 comments
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by rayval 1y ago
A lot of discussion about A2A here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43631381
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by rayval 2y ago
In theory, the more people use the product, the more OpenAI knows what they are asking about and what they do after the first result, the better it can align its model to deliver better results. A similar dynamic occurred in the early days
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by rayval 2y ago
Thanks for the ref. Not sure why that particular user got banned. A search just now on RedNote using the hashtag "gay" returns 8.7k posts. The results show plenty of men in skimpy clothing with uncovered nipples.
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by rayval 2y ago
What is impressive to me as a software developer is that the RedNote engineering team added a Translate item to the system, at scale, within a matter of days. It works flawlessly.
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by rayval 2y ago
I was on RedNote just now. I saw some gay content that had been there yesterday as well, and has not been removed. BTW, the RedNote userbase in China is 70% female, similar to Pinterest in the US. That may be why there's an affinity w
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by rayval 2y ago
That would be nice, to gambol in a lush, sunny meadow, perusing a leather-bound volume that we read in the original Greek or Sanskrit. Unfortunately, I fear we will instead end up sweaty and dirty and bloodied, grappling in the parched terr
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by rayval 2y ago
The wiki says Doomretro is 180,000 lines of code. That seems high to me, without ever having looked at the code. I have worked on simple games in the past which are in the low tens of thousands LOC. I understand AAA games can be several mil
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Microsoft 365 Copilot, Wave 2(news.microsoft.com)
2 points by rayval 2y ago|0 comments
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by rayval 2y ago
The article mentions how global cities outside the US are building out urban rail systems. Here's some more detail about China, which has the two largest transit systems in the world: Shanghai and Beijing. In 1993, Shanghai had one lin
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by rayval 2y ago
By the way, that is a great movie. Or do I say "was"?
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by rayval 2y ago
I have used Microsoft Office for 20 years and Google Docs/Workspace for 15 years. I much prefer the Google suite over the Microsoft one. I prioritize quality of user experience, ease of use, performance, platform portability, freedom f
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by rayval 2y ago
To be clear, this is just a rumor passed along by Bindu Reddy. who I consider pretty well informed. Anyone have more detailed sources?
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Microsoft training its own LLM to run locally(twitter.com)
3 points by rayval 2y ago|2 comments
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by rayval 2y ago
Here's a compelling visualization of the functioning of an LLM when processing a simple request: https://bbycroft.net/llm This complements the detailed description provided by 3blue1brown
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by rayval 2y ago
Intriguing comment that I don't quite follow. Can you please elaborate?
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by rayval 3y ago
Also I have seen some papers on Arxiv from FAANG companies that have a half-dozen or more co-authors, and almost all of those authors have Chinese names.
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by rayval 3y ago
This is flimsy propaganda with a ham-handed political agenda. This video is not alone. Multiple "observers" have been predicting the imminent collapse of China, starting 25 years ago. Here's a list of 25 such predictions in
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by rayval 3y ago
Arxiv paper is here: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2402.06184.pdf
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Machine learning dynamics presents fractal patterns(twitter.com)
3 points by rayval 3y ago|1 comments
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by rayval 3y ago
Google Bard also gave a clear answer: https://imgur.com/a/8HGivir
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by rayval 3y ago
They also censored critics of Modhi's government in India.
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by rayval 3y ago
On Twitter, I never use to get spam DMs but now it is a daily occurrence. I never blocked anyone over 10 years but now I am blocking multiple people per day. I used to never see anti-semitic content, but now I run across it regularly (even

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