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by yellowflash 1mo ago
But the training data is "predominantly" human written sentences or even interaction. It's like asking you to use non dominant hand to do something. Won't they do better with human sounding english, rather than a made up
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by yellowflash 6mo ago
Kernel is a bad analogy, if you understand how it behaves you can understand how its built. LLMs don't have that, their behaviour is not completely defined by how they are built. Every abstraction is leaky, its not like I have 1 in eve
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by yellowflash 6mo ago
Today I learned, Stockfish moved to neural network on 2023. I knew that it was just a minmax with alpha beta pruning and a really good eval function. Now its not.
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by yellowflash 7mo ago
Very good question. This is totally dependent on the starting point of the search. The entire domain is not a contraction in such cases, there are sub sets of domains where it is a contraction and as whole it's not. Like multiple piece
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by yellowflash 7mo ago
Sorry, can you check now?
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Fixpoints to think clearly(blog.yellowflash.in)
16 points by yellowflash 7mo ago|5 comments
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by yellowflash 1y ago
I was wondering if I could get a different way of thinking about reasoning machines as such. Reasoning models are trying to just externalize the reasoning through chain of thought or fine-tuning on reasoning focused dataset. They all seem v
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Conversation with Claude on Reasoning(blog.yellowflash.in)
2 points by yellowflash 1y ago|3 comments
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by yellowflash 1y ago
I am trying to get a better understanding of what reasoning could possibly mean. So far, I am thinking that more we are able to compress knowledge more it's an indicator for reasoning. I would like to understand more about these, pleas
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Carefully Reading Programming Bitcoin(blog.yellowflash.in)
1 points by yellowflash 1y ago|0 comments
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by yellowflash 4y ago
I think observable notebooks like Pluto.jl is something like his vision though not exactly. It's just more general and useful ?
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by yellowflash 4y ago
"Once, Zhuang Zhou dreamed he was a butterfly, a butterfly flitting and fluttering about, happy with himself and doing as he pleased. He didn't know that he was Zhuang Zhou. Suddenly he woke up and there he was, solid and unmistak
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by yellowflash 4y ago
My understanding is rudimentary, but it doesn't alter the system. But it fixes what state the system should have to produce the given observation, retroactively. Which is counterintuitive in lot of ways. It can be thought as if the obs
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by yellowflash 4y ago
One of them is per family and other per person (family of size 1). Is it even comparable? I am not saying it is lesser, it's pretty high, probably 200% not 560% if I am right.
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by yellowflash 4y ago
That's how mongodb geospatial indexes work IIRC
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by yellowflash 4y ago
Very interested in your idea. How does concurrent updates work with the augumented trees? I have been thinking about the same for a while something like CouchDB but segment aggregations (monoid) augumented so we can do interval queries over
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by yellowflash 4y ago
The probability of the `b` being chosen for A is 1 (No other choice) and for B it is 1/2. The probability of `b` being chosen for both (The only common token), is |{(b,b)}| / |{(a, a), {(a, b)}| = 1/2 which is jaccard's
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Similarity join (Min-hash)(blog.yellowflash.in)
60 points by yellowflash 4y ago|9 comments
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Similarity joins on large datasets – Minhash(blog.yellowflash.in)
2 points by yellowflash 4y ago|0 comments
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by yellowflash 5y ago
It would be Graham Hutton's Programming in Haskell. That one little chapter on parser combinators was totally worth it. If I can include this functional pearl "A play on regular expression", Not a book though. These two showe
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by yellowflash 7y ago
True, it's just he loosened the notion of real and virtual to an extent that's unfamiliar to people. Anyway nice profile name. :D
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by yellowflash 7y ago
Divert to Ganges and make it a sewage too? This idea is bad in so many ways. It's gross hatred due to mass propaganda. First rule for sustainable water management is having local water supply used locally. We need better water manageme
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by yellowflash 7y ago
I always visualized that the tidal locking to be sort of like meshed gears, such that the one revolution around itself is same as a rotation around the star/planet if its a satellite. But that shouldn't affect the day/night i
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by yellowflash 8y ago
* per day
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by yellowflash 8y ago
It never says, its all of them (Sort of LEM is working in all of them). It just says, thats all you can work with.
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by yellowflash 8y ago
Can't we just produce a function from Nat -> 0|1|2|3..9? Which in effect can represent reals? Though addition might not be defined on some of the reals, if represent it like that. But Proof checkers like lean/coq all use Cauchy
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by yellowflash 8y ago
Actually it's pretty elegant by itself, Consider this all traversals are same, val someDS; while(!someDS.isEmpty()){ addChildren(someDS.pop()) } Now replace, someDs with Queue -> BFS Stack -> DFS Priority Queue, with prio
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by yellowflash 9y ago
I would say it was yesterday. Though I worked may be 2 hours yesterday, I felt like the result was good. I think its mostly the clarity of what I need to do that helped, (I had the idea the previous night and couldn't really sleep at a
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by yellowflash 9y ago
Regular expressions are truly elegant. If the regex engine is built in a functional (compositional style), it is even more elegant. This particular Functional pearl is my favorite, http://sebfisch.github.io/haskell-regexp&#
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Constraint Satisfaction with Continuations (Scala)(blog.yellowflash.in)
2 points by yellowflash 10y ago|0 comments

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