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Comment · 9 days ago
the authors of a 2003 article?
Comment · 27 days ago
What about Ed Boyden!
Comment · 1 month ago
This is just bait for regulatory capture. It’s the only way in which you can find alignment of Elon, Sam and Dario within the same 24h.
Comment · 1 month ago
Zoom is malware, has always been.
Comment · 2 months ago
No Small Actors.
Comment · 3 months ago
I imagine it is based off World Labs
Comment · 3 months ago
absolutely crazy level of detail... in awe
Comment · 6 months ago
I thank Microsoft deeply for the forced copilot crap, almost impossible to remove, that they have put into vs code. Finally after 5 years I have deleted vs code in my Mac! that was the last piece of windows software I still had around. VS code was great years ago, until Microsoft started to push crap into it – and afaik they also made the fully open-source, telemetry-free fork difficult to use with many extensions.

Really, thanks for forcing me into deleting it. turns out vim + Claude Code or codex was much better all along, it really works well for me.

Comment · 6 months ago
I know a 10x engineer when i see one.
Comment · 6 months ago
Comment · 6 months ago
Handy with parakeet is pretty awesome by the way!
Comment · 7 months ago
Comment · 7 months ago
why is a mail client needed in an onboard space computer at all?
Comment · 7 months ago
anything that doesn't touch the model parameters at all once it has been compiled. for example, in streaming ASR of an encoder-decoder you can get gains in accuracy just by enhancing the encoder-decoder orchestration and ratio, frequency of fwd passes, dynamically adjusting the length of rolling windows (if using full attention). Prompting would be part of this too, including few-shot examples. Decoding strategy is also part of this (top-k, nucleus, speculative decoding, greedy or anything else). Applying signal processing or any kind of processing to the input before getting it into the model, or to the output. There are a lot of things you can do.
Comment · 7 months ago
we constantly underestimate the power of inference scaffolding. I have seen it in all domains: coding, ASR, ARC-AGI benchmarks you name it. Scaffolding can do a lot! And post-training too. I am confident our currently pre-trained models can beat this benchmark over 80% with the right post-training and scaffolding. That being said I don't think ARC-AGI proves much. It is not a useful task at all in the wild. it is just a game; a strange and confusing one. For me this is just a pointless pseudo-academic exercise. Good to have, but by no means measures intelligence and even less utility of a model.

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