sjkoelle

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by sjkoelle 6mo ago
thats reasonable, but its a question of degree. for me gambling and predictions markets dont meet that bar
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by sjkoelle 6mo ago
or even if they are pro-gambling jeez would you never be able to work with someone you disagreed with politically
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by sjkoelle 6mo ago
trust the gooses
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by sjkoelle 6mo ago
i just wish someone would explain why i prefer cline to claude code so much
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by sjkoelle 6mo ago
Interesting that CRISPR was the top answer in 2015 too
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by sjkoelle 6mo ago
lets be real we are gonna lose our jobs to these kids
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by sjkoelle 6mo ago
Great name - Captain Hook recently hit public domain - would be a sick logo! (Disney stuff like red jacket still copywrited)
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by sjkoelle 6mo ago
this happened to me. they refunded me after i contacted support!
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by sjkoelle 6mo ago
Oceania has always been context engineering. Its been interesting to see this prioritized in the zeitgeist over the last 6 months from the "long context" zeitgeist.
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by sjkoelle 6mo ago
article explains that it is not sizable
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by sjkoelle 7mo ago
Can we get a shout out to the anti code review folks?
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by sjkoelle 7mo ago
yeah im curious if people will end up liking it. sucks from my perspective.
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by sjkoelle 7mo ago
is one function per file the righteous path here?
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by sjkoelle 7mo ago
it depends how long of a leash you give it
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by sjkoelle 7mo ago
amara must be this dataset https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amara_(organization)
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by sjkoelle 7mo ago
efficiency is not a given. also this is an eval set - they acknowledge the challenge themselves. imho this is v cool
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by sjkoelle 8mo ago
Would this generate the same completion for 'the cat sat on the' as 'on the cat sat the'?
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by sjkoelle 1y ago
Marvelous! What gain beyond zero-shot would motivate a humble citizen to implement this instrument? How was the superiority assessed?
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by sjkoelle 2y ago
The title alone is a teensie bit hilarious
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by sjkoelle 2y ago
is this like https://icps.u-strasbg.fr/people/bastoul/public_html/researc... ?
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by sjkoelle 2y ago
the interesting advance in the anthropic/mats research program is the application of dictionary learning to the "superpositioned" latent representations of transformers to find more "interpretable" features. howeve
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by sjkoelle 2y ago
always amazing how ahead of the big data curve the graphics people have been
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by sjkoelle 2y ago
striking how closely ij good's conception of machine superintelligence is matched today http://incompleteideas.net/papers/Good65ultraintelligent.pdf
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by sjkoelle 2y ago
Anyone who has written a classifier using an LLM knows how important this is. Great contribution!
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by sjkoelle 3y ago
How much of this is due to DNNs (e.g. VAEs but also others) forcing embeddings to distribute in a Gaussianish manner? Is the data intrinsically missing geometry or could a more subtle learning algorithm give a cleaner manifold and therefo
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by sjkoelle 3y ago
how does this compare with PCA?
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by sjkoelle 3y ago
all time naming miss not going with ragtime
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by sjkoelle 3y ago
not sure on details but i think neural networks have pretty great properties for finding center manifolds
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by sjkoelle 3y ago
as long as the dynamics are relatively low dimensional, it should be possible to estimate the differential equation, even if it is observed in a high dimensional space
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by sjkoelle 3y ago
can you say more about the application there? what does the data look like and why is symbolic regression important? asking for a friend ;).

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