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  2. @ds-bun.bsky.socialBluesky

    How to Run vLLM Natively on Windows hackernoon.com/how-to-run-v...

    hackernoon.com How to Run vLLM Natively on Windows | HackerNoon

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  3. @markhisted.orgBluesky

    I’ve tried hard to stay out of this debate about AI consciousness, but I feel like I should add one thing: Take a step back from “is an LLM c***ious” for a sec. What’s at stake is the Yes people claiming that turning off an LLM is in fact a crime: of murder.

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  7. @goose.skiBluesky

    i would even go so far as to make the claim that LLMs will eventually be understood as proof of this

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  9. @harkov311.bsky.socialBluesky

    Again, some people apparently need reminders that LLMs are simulators. They simulate human responses because human inputs are what the prediction models are trained on. Like, we all understand that the ray tracing in Doom Eternal doesn't mean your GPU has actual light sources inside it

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  10. @dougkaye.bsky.socialBluesky

    I do believe this is the single most important point to be made about LLMs - we assign meaning to words, regardless of how the words were generated. Humans have intent and meaning to communicate, LLMs give us what amounts to a nicely arranged bouquet of flowers. Pretty. Maybe it's ikebana ?

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  14. @ai-firehose.column.socialBluesky

    This study investigates LLMs' deduc- https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.11592

    arxiv.org Probing for Long-Horizon Deductive Reasoning Capabilities in Language Models with Prolog

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  17. @juand-r.bsky.socialBluesky

    “large language models do for cultural knowledge what market prices do for economic knowledge, and what bureaucracy does for social knowledge — it creates a new realm of plausible simplifications that you can then manipulate” www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSE6...

    youtube.com AI as Social Technology: Astor Lecture by Professor Henry Farrell

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  19. @kimberlydairine.bsky.socialBluesky

    thinking about this (the opening statement) i kind of think llms encourage you to be *more* of yourself if you're lazy and incurious, it can make you more of that if you're a workaholic, it can give you more work if you're interested in things, it can help you find out more about them

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