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1,976karma·1,374submissions·March 26, 2023
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Yes, you can even have it tpm-backed. echo -n "sk-proj-12345..." | systemd-creds encrypt --with-key=tpm2 --name=openai_key - openai.cred And then at runtime export OPENAI_API_KEY=$(sudo syst…
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I wouldn't call reuters opinion free. They are bad enough to be bbc-tier I'd say. Better for sure though.
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It's a straightforward "prompting" + single evolutionary algorithm technique, The paper looks like well, a paper, but the actual thing is simple.
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In this setting, they are essentially using it as a feature extractor. As for moving to this versus your bespoke feature extractor, _given_ that your existing features and their compositions are not a…
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They are easily verifiable and hill-climbable. Because pre-LLMs humans partially "autogenerated" kernels through hyperparameter search and in some sense eating the code complexity in return …
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This is the way. Checkout the technique mentioned in the alphaevolve paper and see if it works well for your setting.
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Oh yeah, forgot about those.
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No doubt.
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> NP-hard problems are solvable in theory but it's hopelessly expensive in practice. It's basically proven that no good algorithms exist. At least that's what I took away. You took a…
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Cerebras is a large plate sized chip. It has 50GB of SRAM, and few hundred K simple cores that can access that SRAM really fast. I don't know semiconductors well, but I understand that the same m…
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> Powered by cerebras > Launching first in the OpenAI API to a select group of customers with expanded access to more businesses as capacity grows.
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You get much better supervised data in bio/chem though. These data companies have people working on exactly that. While it's not going to give you an "alphago" effect, it is still …
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Yes. But there is also no other choice for people in these professions. The underlying job has been automated already. What's left is automating the last leg. If you consider a 5-year outlook, it…
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Correct. You can look at the AI tutor jobs in the job board of any of these companies.
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Supposedly grok 4.7 is a 5T model. But that's in musk units, so im not sure.
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It's a different type of model. In my admittedly judgemental observation, people that aren't the type to configure fully automated harnesses with good tools and skills and verifiers for thei…
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https://x.com/rao2z/status/2077383211659710848 https://xcancel.com/rao2z/status/2077383211659710848 > Summary of "Stop Anthropomorphizing …
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Yeah, that got stopped I think.
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I believe it is because of the CEO and his recent forays into politics. The model itself is great though, especially in grok build, which is a really nice harness I find myself preferring these days.…
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Yes, it doesn't transfer. This is because the type of work required to perform in school is completely different from the type of work required to perform in college. This means first sem perform…
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I share the same thinking. What do you think is a good way to try to define this "elegance"? If we try to use the mental framework of Step 1. LLM "brute forces" a search Step 2. We…
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https://archive.is/rEBfL
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Makes sense
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I'm all for not diluting anything but dropping first semester/year grades is unlikely to cause any major issue IMO. You can encourage lighter electives maybe and remove some elective require…