If these are such well known techniques, why didn't the qwen people already use them to fix the bug in the model? Does the weight editing deteriorate the model in some other areas?
> eliminate all 3rd party dependencies The third party dependencies are also using AI to improve their code.
Isn't 3-SAT NP-complete?
Why do Americans accept that their democratic country is actively intervening in other countries elections? It's grotesque. The US security establishment has been allowed to run amoc for decades and they have destroyed…
Serbia is not the Euro-zone. It's not even in the EU. Most of Eastern Europe and the Balkans see decent economic growth currently.
Was farming more fulfilling before machines? In some ways, most likely: During harvest the entire village gathers and works together in beautiful landscapes, using local knowledge passed down through generations.…
This assumes AIs will become more capable than humans in every way. If so, then yes, there's little point for people to be part of the discovery process other than to tell the AI what to investigate next. But I think a…
What makes you think that the number of bugs is finite? There are alternatives to that possibility. A perfect program without bugs might be like a perfect definition of the concept of "chair". Whatever definition you…
In a security order based on mutual assured destruction, a capable missile defence system is a threat.
Where does the potassium come from?
The others are not in any way compelled to do that deep analysis and understanding. They're doing it because they find real value in the material produced.
> the inverse relationship So you're saying if a place is more pro-palestinian it's less crap to live there. Makes sense.
This is theory. If we look at the real world, do sovereign wealth funds typically invest in cigarettes? I don't think so. I think they typically have more stringent ethical guidelines than most regular funds. I'm…
I agree. If you used the AI and didn't bring anything of your own into it. Didn't make any adjustments, didn't follow your own ideas and vision. If you just write two sentences and waited one hour, fine, it's not your…
Ridiculous. Whose work is it then? That's like saying the python script you wrote is not your work, because almost all of the hard work was done by the engineers who wrote cpython or GCC.
There were also issues recently where low river water levels forced reactors to reduce output and even shut down.
But he gave a reason for that. "Before that happens the frontier will move". Why do you think it will happen anyway? Do you think the frontier will not move fast enough that local models are unable to catch up, or do…
They can probably afford to do both.
That sounds like a lot of work.
I long for the day when AI will just say that directly: "your soldering sucks man" instead of the bizarre made up and jargon packed language they use now.
That sounds like a marvelous scenario for economic growth, because we will have tons of capacity to deploy ai models everywhere. The bad scenario is compute efficiently not increasing much, and hardware prices staying…
Versioning seems like a separate problem, no? I mean, you can version control your python program generating SQL queries
Interesting, why do you typically prefer clickhouse local to duckdb?
Why not slap an order_by on the end of the query and you're all good? If that's expensive maybe you can add a limit clause to your source.
I've been looking at dbt for exactly this reason but don't quite get the advantages if you're not interacting with a data warehouse of some sort.
If these are such well known techniques, why didn't the qwen people already use them to fix the bug in the model? Does the weight editing deteriorate the model in some other areas?
> eliminate all 3rd party dependencies The third party dependencies are also using AI to improve their code.
Isn't 3-SAT NP-complete?
Why do Americans accept that their democratic country is actively intervening in other countries elections? It's grotesque. The US security establishment has been allowed to run amoc for decades and they have destroyed…
Serbia is not the Euro-zone. It's not even in the EU. Most of Eastern Europe and the Balkans see decent economic growth currently.
Was farming more fulfilling before machines? In some ways, most likely: During harvest the entire village gathers and works together in beautiful landscapes, using local knowledge passed down through generations.…
This assumes AIs will become more capable than humans in every way. If so, then yes, there's little point for people to be part of the discovery process other than to tell the AI what to investigate next. But I think a…
What makes you think that the number of bugs is finite? There are alternatives to that possibility. A perfect program without bugs might be like a perfect definition of the concept of "chair". Whatever definition you…
In a security order based on mutual assured destruction, a capable missile defence system is a threat.
Where does the potassium come from?
The others are not in any way compelled to do that deep analysis and understanding. They're doing it because they find real value in the material produced.
> the inverse relationship So you're saying if a place is more pro-palestinian it's less crap to live there. Makes sense.
This is theory. If we look at the real world, do sovereign wealth funds typically invest in cigarettes? I don't think so. I think they typically have more stringent ethical guidelines than most regular funds. I'm…
I agree. If you used the AI and didn't bring anything of your own into it. Didn't make any adjustments, didn't follow your own ideas and vision. If you just write two sentences and waited one hour, fine, it's not your…
Ridiculous. Whose work is it then? That's like saying the python script you wrote is not your work, because almost all of the hard work was done by the engineers who wrote cpython or GCC.
There were also issues recently where low river water levels forced reactors to reduce output and even shut down.
But he gave a reason for that. "Before that happens the frontier will move". Why do you think it will happen anyway? Do you think the frontier will not move fast enough that local models are unable to catch up, or do…
They can probably afford to do both.
That sounds like a lot of work.
I long for the day when AI will just say that directly: "your soldering sucks man" instead of the bizarre made up and jargon packed language they use now.
That sounds like a marvelous scenario for economic growth, because we will have tons of capacity to deploy ai models everywhere. The bad scenario is compute efficiently not increasing much, and hardware prices staying…
Versioning seems like a separate problem, no? I mean, you can version control your python program generating SQL queries
Interesting, why do you typically prefer clickhouse local to duckdb?
Why not slap an order_by on the end of the query and you're all good? If that's expensive maybe you can add a limit clause to your source.
I've been looking at dbt for exactly this reason but don't quite get the advantages if you're not interacting with a data warehouse of some sort.