Well, I wasn't very active between February and August, but from what I understand the guideline was only changed in March to disallow AI edits entirely instead of allowing them if you pinky promised you've checked your…
People apparently like Granite for RAG specifically. I'm not aware of any evaluations with numbers though, so I'm not sure if it's a real difference or just vibes.
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Archive.org should have some old dumps, for example https://archive.org/details/enwiki-20220501 is supposed to be May 2022 (All the later ones look like incrementals).
So, I've taken a look over the weekend, I can't say I've fully settled on what I want to say yet but I'd like to make an initial attempt at articulating what my thoughts are: To start with, I think the "fringe" aspect…
Here is fine.
If you find an article is too long to read comfortably, please consider adding {{too long|date=October 2026}} (or whatever the date at the time is) to the top so that people can figure out what to do with it.
Literature reviews summarise the state of knowledge in a given field, and given Wikipedia articles are about the knowledge on a subject rather than the contents of a specific paper, I don't see why it would be unusual…
> extend to all subcultures > every voice of opposition to totalitarianism Unless your definition of "opposition to totalitarianism" is very different from mine, I would hope it is transparent that the examples given in…
I've been told back in the day it was quite normal get a physical, dead-tree book with similar information sent out to you every year, until people decided that was a waste of paper.
Memory addresses being 64 bits due to needing to address more than 4 GiB memory doesn't mean most integer instructions operate most efficiently with 64 bits. Instructions for 32 bit integers are still more efficient…
You've got encoder and decoder reversed. BERTs and other models that primarily convert text (or other input) into latent representations are encoders. Models that convert their internal representations back into outputs…
You mean complete control for open models, because you can run it on your own choice of hardware?
Enc-decs are usually harder to train at frontier scale. Not 100% sure what DeepSeek has done differently here initial read seems to be something related to layer reuse but I just skimmed things so far.
Very interesting project, I like it. Just wanted to clarify though the sentiment analysis is just the count of stripped words and used to tag things with the emoji? I was initially expecting it to be a part of the…
I feel like RLHF has a pretty obvious ground truth, human feedback is used as an (albeit noisy) signal of average human preferences. Same thing with RLVR and "solving the problem".
AU user also, just checked AI studio since that seemed like the best bet and both 3.8 and 3.7 show up (and can be used for chat in playground, though IDK what the limits for that are). Chat in gemini.google.com is also…
The search model is probably flash-lite based on what they give to users who aren't signed in.
Well, I wasn't very active between February and August, but from what I understand the guideline was only changed in March to disallow AI edits entirely instead of allowing them if you pinky promised you've checked your…
People apparently like Granite for RAG specifically. I'm not aware of any evaluations with numbers though, so I'm not sure if it's a real difference or just vibes.
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Archive.org should have some old dumps, for example https://archive.org/details/enwiki-20220501 is supposed to be May 2022 (All the later ones look like incrementals).
So, I've taken a look over the weekend, I can't say I've fully settled on what I want to say yet but I'd like to make an initial attempt at articulating what my thoughts are: To start with, I think the "fringe" aspect…
Here is fine.
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If you find an article is too long to read comfortably, please consider adding {{too long|date=October 2026}} (or whatever the date at the time is) to the top so that people can figure out what to do with it.
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Literature reviews summarise the state of knowledge in a given field, and given Wikipedia articles are about the knowledge on a subject rather than the contents of a specific paper, I don't see why it would be unusual…
> extend to all subcultures > every voice of opposition to totalitarianism Unless your definition of "opposition to totalitarianism" is very different from mine, I would hope it is transparent that the examples given in…
I've been told back in the day it was quite normal get a physical, dead-tree book with similar information sent out to you every year, until people decided that was a waste of paper.
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Memory addresses being 64 bits due to needing to address more than 4 GiB memory doesn't mean most integer instructions operate most efficiently with 64 bits. Instructions for 32 bit integers are still more efficient…
You've got encoder and decoder reversed. BERTs and other models that primarily convert text (or other input) into latent representations are encoders. Models that convert their internal representations back into outputs…
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You mean complete control for open models, because you can run it on your own choice of hardware?
Enc-decs are usually harder to train at frontier scale. Not 100% sure what DeepSeek has done differently here initial read seems to be something related to layer reuse but I just skimmed things so far.
Very interesting project, I like it. Just wanted to clarify though the sentiment analysis is just the count of stripped words and used to tag things with the emoji? I was initially expecting it to be a part of the…
I feel like RLHF has a pretty obvious ground truth, human feedback is used as an (albeit noisy) signal of average human preferences. Same thing with RLVR and "solving the problem".
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AU user also, just checked AI studio since that seemed like the best bet and both 3.8 and 3.7 show up (and can be used for chat in playground, though IDK what the limits for that are). Chat in gemini.google.com is also…
The search model is probably flash-lite based on what they give to users who aren't signed in.