yababa_y · HackerTrans

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I want Opus to be only marginally better, but I do mostly research engineering and its ability to not fuck up my projects is absent. Every time my credits lapse I let kimi and composer2.5 have some play and it’s basically just an excuse for me to keep playing computer because when the oai/ant credits refresh I always need to spend hours recovering from the other models either misconceptions or boneheaded eng practices. Even when I only let it touch my web games…

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separately trained experts can surpass performance in their activated regime and DOES result in a smarter model, the Claude system cards talk about this and eg there is https://openreview.net/forum?id=iydmH9boLb to read...

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il y a 2 moisdiscuss

There's only so much to do and coordination costs (already burdensome) become overwhelming.

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i've been missing this knowledge! thank you for the recommendation.

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local laws forbidding facial recognition tech have never been wiser

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il y a 6 moisdiscuss

I was somewhat surprised to learn that phi is _merely_ (1 + √5)/2, I didn't have a good conception of what it was at all but I didn't think it was algebraic.

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il y a 4 ansdiscuss

> TLDR is they convert photons into a multistereoscopic camera and reconstructing the brain’s behavior towards objects and motion…

I just spent the time watching the vision segment of that video, and while the presenter uses the brain as a simile to motivate neural network architecture, it actually is not modeled at all on how primate visual cortex works. Seems some tweeps also got caught up in this hype. I think those few slides were really just to show the complexity of the problem.

For parties interested in actual models of biological vision, https://serre-lab.clps.brown.edu/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/... is a good resource.

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