I played around with Nemotron 3 recently. It's OK, but makes an error every few sentences, at least on the data I worked with (standard vocab). I'm sure we'll get there, but I was pleasantly surprised by how I can…
If that is so, would it be entirely to decrease search space for layout algorithms? I believe there isn't anything in the fabrication process that couldn't model diagonals. I could see that square packing is more…
Ah, this prompted a few questions from me. Perhaps someone with more hardware background could chime in. They don't really show it here, but supposedly a Cerebras' chip is sub-divided into a 2D mesh of what they call…
I feel completely the opposite. Mind, I play games a fair bit, but I generally don't feel that excited about most, and I'd say a lot of them have very repetitive tropes. I'm generally in the market for 30h+ spent on a…
I agree.. partly, and my problem is with enjoyment. I did some hand coding today and immediately got in the zone, something I'm still not able to do with LLMs. It most definitely took me probably ~2x longer than it…
I proudly stand in the 'interesting as long as I don't understand it' camp!
Hmm. I wonder if that can say anything about an individual's brain. That is, what type if people like the rhythmicity?
Anti-human sentiment has been rising in some online spaces in the last year. Soon, LLMs will start mimicking that sentiment, the same way they copied our 2000s morality and political opinions.
What does that even mean? They would have tried the models, noticed their limitations, and decide it's not AGI. Same as today.
I'd say that's not a very meaningful distinction to make.
That sounds like a security issue of raw user data being pasted to LLMs in a root environment? If that's the case, you may not need a special string to abuse a system like that. That's prompt injection. And, there's no…
I'd be happy to be corrected but my understanding is that it's just a side effect of scale. If we do more computation before we output, it becomes less observable.
> in a language only the machine understands I wouldn't even grant that. It's a very one-directional problem solving approach where it's unknown to what extent it can build on its own findings.
What? Why are we nullifying so many human factors in one stroke? Humans strive to contribute to their community and to be recognized for it. We aren't machines, we have social and financial needs, and enjoy competition.…
Can this be at the top? I had no idea such a term existed. And I don't think it should, either.
Read through most of this. It does sound like fun detective work, looking at what neurons fire. Some of the concepts get quite complex. I wonder if this can be gamified.
My favorite thing about puzzle games is meta, cognition stuff. What mindset can I put myself in, so that I can solve this faster? What should I think about, and how, to reduce complexity of the problem? I tried the same…
Indeed. I'd like to remind everyone that with LLMs it's increasingly simple to build quite a good profile of someone just from their social media posts.
I wonder what the downstream effects of that will be. I imagine we may see some big lawsuits soon, meant to scare off the RE trend.
I don't think this is a statement about competition. This is not a metric anyone has competed on so far, it's being made into a press release.
> It seems that the solving rather than just the solution gave much to mathematics The whole discourse of past few weeks has been mathematicians claiming the opposite.
The 'vibe coded' part needs to go. Both teams likely used AI-assisted coding. Neither team's product was completed by robots, not with current tech. Epic had the launcher update ready in advance to handle the bad PR…
I'd hope it doesn't get solved, because it's one of the few signals I have to the person behind the screen.
I don't think you should feel entirely safe in warring nations, no matter what you do.
Hmm.. I meant to make my point in isolation from LLMs. I definitely don't feel that way about learning music. I do kind of understand it when it comes to programming, though. Hobby-like side projects often felt like…
I played around with Nemotron 3 recently. It's OK, but makes an error every few sentences, at least on the data I worked with (standard vocab). I'm sure we'll get there, but I was pleasantly surprised by how I can…
If that is so, would it be entirely to decrease search space for layout algorithms? I believe there isn't anything in the fabrication process that couldn't model diagonals. I could see that square packing is more…
Ah, this prompted a few questions from me. Perhaps someone with more hardware background could chime in. They don't really show it here, but supposedly a Cerebras' chip is sub-divided into a 2D mesh of what they call…
I feel completely the opposite. Mind, I play games a fair bit, but I generally don't feel that excited about most, and I'd say a lot of them have very repetitive tropes. I'm generally in the market for 30h+ spent on a…
I agree.. partly, and my problem is with enjoyment. I did some hand coding today and immediately got in the zone, something I'm still not able to do with LLMs. It most definitely took me probably ~2x longer than it…
I proudly stand in the 'interesting as long as I don't understand it' camp!
Hmm. I wonder if that can say anything about an individual's brain. That is, what type if people like the rhythmicity?
Anti-human sentiment has been rising in some online spaces in the last year. Soon, LLMs will start mimicking that sentiment, the same way they copied our 2000s morality and political opinions.
What does that even mean? They would have tried the models, noticed their limitations, and decide it's not AGI. Same as today.
I'd say that's not a very meaningful distinction to make.
That sounds like a security issue of raw user data being pasted to LLMs in a root environment? If that's the case, you may not need a special string to abuse a system like that. That's prompt injection. And, there's no…
I'd be happy to be corrected but my understanding is that it's just a side effect of scale. If we do more computation before we output, it becomes less observable.
> in a language only the machine understands I wouldn't even grant that. It's a very one-directional problem solving approach where it's unknown to what extent it can build on its own findings.
What? Why are we nullifying so many human factors in one stroke? Humans strive to contribute to their community and to be recognized for it. We aren't machines, we have social and financial needs, and enjoy competition.…
Can this be at the top? I had no idea such a term existed. And I don't think it should, either.
Read through most of this. It does sound like fun detective work, looking at what neurons fire. Some of the concepts get quite complex. I wonder if this can be gamified.
My favorite thing about puzzle games is meta, cognition stuff. What mindset can I put myself in, so that I can solve this faster? What should I think about, and how, to reduce complexity of the problem? I tried the same…
Indeed. I'd like to remind everyone that with LLMs it's increasingly simple to build quite a good profile of someone just from their social media posts.
I wonder what the downstream effects of that will be. I imagine we may see some big lawsuits soon, meant to scare off the RE trend.
I don't think this is a statement about competition. This is not a metric anyone has competed on so far, it's being made into a press release.
> It seems that the solving rather than just the solution gave much to mathematics The whole discourse of past few weeks has been mathematicians claiming the opposite.
The 'vibe coded' part needs to go. Both teams likely used AI-assisted coding. Neither team's product was completed by robots, not with current tech. Epic had the launcher update ready in advance to handle the bad PR…
I'd hope it doesn't get solved, because it's one of the few signals I have to the person behind the screen.
I don't think you should feel entirely safe in warring nations, no matter what you do.
Hmm.. I meant to make my point in isolation from LLMs. I definitely don't feel that way about learning music. I do kind of understand it when it comes to programming, though. Hobby-like side projects often felt like…