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kjr

@kjr@babka.social

Freelancing in Natural Language Processing / Machine Learning / Data Science. Interested and working also in Archives, Libraries and Data Integration.
Based in Israel, central area.

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Setok, to Eurovision
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Oh, I just learnt that , the main sponsor of the , is from .

Look, the song was OK, if nothing special, but coming a tight second in the televote (only just losing to ), and gaining the number one vote in countries like Finland is just really suspect.

I don’t necessarily mean bot votes, though it wouldn’t surprise me, but at least an orchestrated pro-Israel campaign.

kjr,
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@imstilljeremy @Setok @Haydar
If we add the comment about Morroccan Oil.. we have a total cocktail.

kjr, to random
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I get...
Output:

Coreference chain 0: [it/its] -> "Israeli art collection"
Most specific mention: it

Substituted text:
The Israeli art collection of Phoenix Holdings is one of the finest and most comprehensive collections of the Israeli art collection's kind, on par with the collections of Israel’s major museums. The collection includes key works by many of the prominent artists who shaped the development of the Israeli art collection throughout the 20th century.

Coreference chain 1: [Israel/Israel's] -> "Israel"
Most specific mention: Israel

Substituted text (unchanged):
...

Note that there are two coreference chains here. For each chain, we print out the most specific mention and then replace every occurrence of a less-specific mention within this chain with the most specific one. We do not change any words outside these chains.

Here is my code so far:

kjr, to llm
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I am trying to build a RAG with LLAMA 3 and... getting really crazy with the strange formats I get in the response....
Not only the response, but additional text, XML tags...

kjr,
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@kachumbali
Yes, it works fine, but only for English.

kjr,
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@kachumbali If you want to try for English the results are quite good.
What is your use case?

kjr,
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@kachumbali I can recommend Mistral 7B, it has a very good performance.

kjr,
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I realize now that maybe that is a question for @raf

kjr, to random
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There is yet something from the old Labor Party alive... and active again ❤️​

https://www.canva.com/design/DAF2rT7x8-Q/A0vDhbo2Pde7yeESIhbeCA/view?utm_content=DAF2rT7x8-Q

aelliotpr, to random
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Events after October 7 have helped me understand why the majority of people don't change their vote, even if Bart Simpson is running their party or the leaders are shown up to be mired in corruption.

Most voters don't vote for a party. They vote for a world view and if the world view of the other party seems so off the scale, no matter what their own lot get up to, they won't hold their nose and vote for the others.

Yet, October 7 brought another factor into the equation. For some it was survival. For others it was a motivated attack on their ethnic or religious identity. And for others it was just the moral instinct to identify and support the victim, which was being put to challenge by terrorist propaganda, progressive politicians and the United Nations.

For those that didn't have those reasons, they will have gone on supporting the same sold same old, and are now likely to be aligned by proxy with a reprehensible cause. That is why this situation is so dangerous.

kjr,
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@aelliotpr Hey,
I'm not sure whether I understand your text.
Here in Israel the 7 October has shaken all the political environment, including the patterns of vote of different segments of the population.

kjr,
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@aelliotpr it sounds intetesting. Can you explain which changes have you perceived?

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@aelliotpr I understand you. The countries in Europe in which I had more contact with Jews are maybe the countries in which there is not so a big change: Italy and Germany. The Jews that I know in Italy were near to the PD (center-left) and in Germany mostly Greens or CDU. In both cases they don't complain about big problems in their traditional political spectrum. But I see what is happening in France or Spain and it is a quite difficult situation, in which the choices can be painful.

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@aelliotpr
I agree with you. About the victimhood of the Spanish left, I can understand it. I think it should be difficult to see how the other countries in West Europe are developing, and at the same time see how Spain was stuck in dictatorship.
The German left and their position toward Jews and Israel is a more complicated topic, not only linked to the Shoah, but with a longer history. That goes back to the different positions in the communist parties (KPD strongly antisemitic, KAPD strong criticism to antisemitic positions), the Frankfurter School before WWII, etc.

kjr, to random
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After what happened yesterday in the local elections, I hope that people who wanted that Israel goes into general national elections now got finally a bath of reality.
👁️​

kjr, to llm
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OK... a nice list of LLMs...
No really correct, models listed as open source are not really open source with a couple of exceptions, they are open weight, but the code to produce them and the training materials are not public.
Especially funny is how Mistral AI sometimes reacts again the claims that they are open source (and sometimes even in an aggressive way)

"The best large language models (LLMs) in 2024"

https://zapier.com/blog/best-llm/

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@raf Mixtral-2.7-420??

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@raf Yes, I suppose the names make sense... but sometimes I don't get them.
Do you know what is "TheBloke"?

kjr,
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@raf Yes, I have seen that she/he has sevaral thousands of quantized models on the repo.
If TheBloke is a single person, that is a really remarkable effort.

kjr,
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@raf TheBloke is a single person, yes... here the gentleman:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomjobbins/

kjr, to random
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I am looking for an opensource lip sync software with a license which allows to be used in the industry.
Somebody has an idea? (LipGAN is not an option since they use MatLab, what is a proprietary sofware).

kjr,
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@raf I know it and it is good, but it is trained on a corpus of University Oxford, which cannot be used in commercial applications (only possibility to install in local server(.
They provide APIs for the own models trained with the own data, but wuthout local installation.
Thanks a lot!!

raf, to random
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The Legacy of Meir Kahane:

Kahane’s name is notorious in most Jewish circles, where his status as persona non grata has left many to shrug off his influence as a relic of a shameful past. But the reality is that Kahane’s legacy on Jewish communities has been profound, and not just in Israel. As Jewish Studies scholar Shaul Magid argues in his new book, Meir Kahane: The Public Life and Political Thought of an American Jewish Radical, Kahane’s ideological legacy has had a lasting impact on Jewish self-conceptions, which is perhaps most salient in the diaspora.

https://maiseh-review.ghost.io/the-legacy-of-meir-kahane-a-conversation-with-shaul-magid/

kjr,
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@raf I thought I could understand English well but... I don't get the meaning of this text.

kjr, to random
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News from Portugal:

'Cleansing the world of Jews': Porto housing protest turns antisemitic

During a demonstration against the rising cost of housing in the Portuguese city of Porto last Saturday, demonstrators brandished signs with antisemitic messages blaming Jews and Zionists for the economic crisis, according to Porto’s Jewish community.

The signs included antisemitic slogans and calls for the “cleansing the world of Jews.”
https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/antisemitism/article-784953

raf, to random
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Do people have books they really like on post-capitalist economic systems? I'm not a capitalist realist, but I worry too much of what I advocate for is utopian socialism

kjr,
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@raf I am not sure whether it fits 100% in what you are looking for, but looking to the classics, I found practicable ideas in texts of Murray Bookchin,

kjr, to random
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Seriously? 😱​

From the Max Plank Institute, University Munich and two Georgian academic institutions?

Black holes as tools for quantum computing by advanced extraterrestrial civilizations

https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.09575

mrundkvist, (edited ) to llm Swedish
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I may be wrong, but stochastic parrots don't seem to be a useful tool for a research scholar in the . I can't see it doing anything novel or labour saving for me. Maybe write a first draft for an abstract? Which takes no time for me and only happens like five times a year?

kjr,
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@mrundkvist Depends of the entity type and relation that we extract.
Let us say that for all data the accuracy is 86%. In some cases such as membership of a person to an organization, the accuracy was higher than when humans were looking for it.
As you see, the result doesn't replace the role of the researcher, as was often claimed by media or interpreted by people. It is just a good tool to provide data for research, preprocess it, etc.

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