It depends on how the model is evaluated/scored during training. If you don't have those laws encoded in the evaluation step (without any errors or ambiguities) then the model isn't going to learn to follow those laws.…
I'm not sure if this is true any more but the reason for this is that negative indicators ("not", "don't", "do not", etc.) occur frequently in the underlying text such that the model learns to weight them less than…
Part of software development is architectural design, database design, etc. That goes hand-in-hand with coding -- you come up with the design then implement that design. Part of software development is structuring the…
It depends on whether you are using the LLM as a) an advanced autocomplete; b) a chatbot/query interface; or c) an agent. Only the latter goes and does things for you. It's also confusing that the term AI has become…
These models aren't really LLMs -- they don't just operate on text tokens. They often include vision models and in some cases audio models. That means that they can better associate the meaning of images and words…
You're comparing a company (Shopify) to an application (Google Chrome). A better comparison would be the number of engineers at Google (90,000 [1]) vs Shopify, or the number of developers actually working on the mobile…
I'm not an AI critic (I use it for autocompletions and asking some questions) but still write my own code. I'm not sold on the agentic workflows that AI labs are pushing and haven't yet figured out if/when/how to…
So this would suggest that the Goidelic languages (Irish Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic, Manx) are derived from the Brittonic languages (Welsh, Breton, Cornish). [1] I wonder how this affects the different proto-Celtic to…
Ruby tags apply to other scripts as well like Japanese and Korean. See https://www.w3.org/TR/css-ruby-1/.
It only makes sense to train a frontier model if you are trying a different architecture to one that is available from an existing frontier model. This is because the different model architecture will learn the weights…
My understanding is that 1) SR doesn't consider acceleration (it's an extension of Galilean/uniform motion), and that 2) when Einstein considered acceleration as well as gravity via the equivalence principle which lead…
The article says that this proves that Einstein's equivalence principle (resulting in relativity) holds in this test of a falling quantum particle (where gravity results in a phase shift in the quantum state). It…
Welch Labs on YouTube has a great collection of videos on how AI models learn. His recent video [1] covers how image models can learn to encode reasoning in the image processing layers when not given an out of band…
1. Does the implementation fit in the architecture/style of the project? 2. Are there potential security, accessibility, performance, etc. issues? 3. Domain specific knowledge (SQL, ASP.NET, XQuery, etc.) where there…
My theory behind this is that when you encounter something new/novel it is distinct enough to remember -- where you were when you learned of 9/11; the days around the start of covid/lockdowns; being in a car accident;…
It is clever, but makes comparing versions of the WordNet database a lot harder as the byte offsets change as entries are added and removed.
"Secret Hitler" is a social deduction game (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_Hitler). You can find various games of it on YouTube.
The reasoning is that 600 is 60x10 which is conflating base 60 and base 10 numbering systems. You would expect something like 3600 (60x60), or even (given things like our units of time) 720 (60x12). The latter is…
Keyboard shortcuts for those menu items are what most people will learn -- save, print, cut, copy, and paste will be the common ones that a lot of people will know. I'd be willing to bet that professional typists and…
In some cases you may need the keyboard accessibility. - Your mouse/trackpad breaks or isn't recognized? - The right mouse button for your trackpad isn't working for some reason (e.g. you spilled a drink on it). It…
My go to when implementing custom controls that can't be achieved in native HTML is the ARIA Patterns (https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/patterns/) site. That has clear documentation on the roles, states, and keyboard…
That's why you don't just use colour for identification. E.g. include a warning icon next to a button/element in addition to using a warning colour.
It would be more flexible for a compiler to reuse the range analysis logic used in optimizations for statically verifiable divide by zeros. That way you could extend it to other things like statically verifiable…
Will they send him ... TO SPAAACE?!
ASM is still used in some areas, such as: 1. function trampolines, such as in libraries like ATL (Microsoft's COM template library); 2. hand-optimized encoders/decoders for things like ffmpeg; 3. niche applications such…
It depends on how the model is evaluated/scored during training. If you don't have those laws encoded in the evaluation step (without any errors or ambiguities) then the model isn't going to learn to follow those laws.…
I'm not sure if this is true any more but the reason for this is that negative indicators ("not", "don't", "do not", etc.) occur frequently in the underlying text such that the model learns to weight them less than…
Part of software development is architectural design, database design, etc. That goes hand-in-hand with coding -- you come up with the design then implement that design. Part of software development is structuring the…
It depends on whether you are using the LLM as a) an advanced autocomplete; b) a chatbot/query interface; or c) an agent. Only the latter goes and does things for you. It's also confusing that the term AI has become…
These models aren't really LLMs -- they don't just operate on text tokens. They often include vision models and in some cases audio models. That means that they can better associate the meaning of images and words…
You're comparing a company (Shopify) to an application (Google Chrome). A better comparison would be the number of engineers at Google (90,000 [1]) vs Shopify, or the number of developers actually working on the mobile…
I'm not an AI critic (I use it for autocompletions and asking some questions) but still write my own code. I'm not sold on the agentic workflows that AI labs are pushing and haven't yet figured out if/when/how to…
So this would suggest that the Goidelic languages (Irish Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic, Manx) are derived from the Brittonic languages (Welsh, Breton, Cornish). [1] I wonder how this affects the different proto-Celtic to…
Ruby tags apply to other scripts as well like Japanese and Korean. See https://www.w3.org/TR/css-ruby-1/.
It only makes sense to train a frontier model if you are trying a different architecture to one that is available from an existing frontier model. This is because the different model architecture will learn the weights…
My understanding is that 1) SR doesn't consider acceleration (it's an extension of Galilean/uniform motion), and that 2) when Einstein considered acceleration as well as gravity via the equivalence principle which lead…
The article says that this proves that Einstein's equivalence principle (resulting in relativity) holds in this test of a falling quantum particle (where gravity results in a phase shift in the quantum state). It…
Welch Labs on YouTube has a great collection of videos on how AI models learn. His recent video [1] covers how image models can learn to encode reasoning in the image processing layers when not given an out of band…
1. Does the implementation fit in the architecture/style of the project? 2. Are there potential security, accessibility, performance, etc. issues? 3. Domain specific knowledge (SQL, ASP.NET, XQuery, etc.) where there…
My theory behind this is that when you encounter something new/novel it is distinct enough to remember -- where you were when you learned of 9/11; the days around the start of covid/lockdowns; being in a car accident;…
It is clever, but makes comparing versions of the WordNet database a lot harder as the byte offsets change as entries are added and removed.
"Secret Hitler" is a social deduction game (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_Hitler). You can find various games of it on YouTube.
The reasoning is that 600 is 60x10 which is conflating base 60 and base 10 numbering systems. You would expect something like 3600 (60x60), or even (given things like our units of time) 720 (60x12). The latter is…
Keyboard shortcuts for those menu items are what most people will learn -- save, print, cut, copy, and paste will be the common ones that a lot of people will know. I'd be willing to bet that professional typists and…
In some cases you may need the keyboard accessibility. - Your mouse/trackpad breaks or isn't recognized? - The right mouse button for your trackpad isn't working for some reason (e.g. you spilled a drink on it). It…
My go to when implementing custom controls that can't be achieved in native HTML is the ARIA Patterns (https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/patterns/) site. That has clear documentation on the roles, states, and keyboard…
That's why you don't just use colour for identification. E.g. include a warning icon next to a button/element in addition to using a warning colour.
It would be more flexible for a compiler to reuse the range analysis logic used in optimizations for statically verifiable divide by zeros. That way you could extend it to other things like statically verifiable…
Will they send him ... TO SPAAACE?!
ASM is still used in some areas, such as: 1. function trampolines, such as in libraries like ATL (Microsoft's COM template library); 2. hand-optimized encoders/decoders for things like ffmpeg; 3. niche applications such…