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suziemanul
5mo ago
We're hosting a boxing-style debate in San Francisco on May 5th between Łukasz Kaiser, co-author of "Attention Is All You Need", and researchers building post-transformer models. I'm the CEO of Pathway and co-author of t
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suziemanul
2y ago
This is still the missing piece of the puzzle.
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suziemanul
2y ago
Yes.. we have 60% that inception will happen within 24 months.
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suziemanul
2y ago
In this video Lukasz Kaiser, one of the main co-authors of o1, talks about how to get to reasoning. I hope this may be useful context for some. https://youtu.be/_7VirEqCZ4g?si=vrV9FrLgIhvNcVUr
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suziemanul
2y ago
Some folks say it's not Fortune 100 but Fortune 1 ;-)
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Streaming in Jupyter notebooks with live visualization
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3y ago
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suziemanul
3y ago
Yeah... Curious to see how this will unfold.
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suziemanul
3y ago
Totally, most of the Transformers folks ;-)
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suziemanul
3y ago
I remember seeing short stories generated back in 2020 and they were sort of cool but not that great. Scaling of training was the challenge back then (of course). Google was already too corporate. Please remember that Sergey Brin and Larry
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suziemanul
3y ago
This is a handful of people we are talking about. The top algorithimic world is incredibly small. In short, either they didn't or where unable to create a favorable enough environment for this to flourish.
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suziemanul
3y ago
Look where for example Lukasz Kaiser is now [OpenAI]. Google had a culture issue when it came to "delivering brilliance". It was a bit "you do it as a singleton contributor" or you don't. OpenAI put a number of such
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suziemanul
3y ago
This is Olek Madry and Jakub Pachocki we are talking about. Check out their respective dblps if you don't get it. It's a kind of loss that will be hard to recover from. In relation to other comments here. There is "coding&quo
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suziemanul
3y ago
As for the stable coins, the researchers from the University of Chicago claim that their stability is a bit more nuanced. Especially, even a stable coin cannot defend against a run https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf