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I post random stuff here, mostly from what I read. Opinions are my own and not obligatory so you don't need to frown on them

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AI and LLM users/consumers are amazed by how LLM "write" programs for them. They never tried to download programs from source, compile and get them to run after applying some git diffs/patches/hack-around with them, it felt better and you learned something in the process

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quantization for LLMs never clicked for me, just distill your large/gigantic deep learning models into smaller models that replace collaboratively the bigger model. horizontal scaling for smaller models will be much easier than a vertical scaling for super large model

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Why people try to sound loud on social media but try to sound wise writing books? writing for the targeted audience I assume

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Neural networks feels like v0.1 of getting universal approximators capable of modeling complex, non-linear relationships. Fast universal approximators never been tried

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You might look into programming either as: - ending, people don't know layer of abstractions and their relations anymore, some even outsourcing to LLMs. - looping, we cannot over-grow the hardware we use and some of us have to write GPU PTX(Parallel Thread Execution) by hand

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Is it possible to build a turing-complete programming language that LLM(Neural network) can understand and somehow compile inside. wouldn't that save round trips with mcp and compilers

Is it possible to build a turing-complete programming language that LLM(Neural network) can understand and somehow compile inside. wouldn't that save round trips with mcp and compilers