I ended my last SkyeEngine Fabric post with an unresolved problem. The client-to-client transfer design worked, but the fastest numbers came from containers on one machine. Restarting those containers could move the …
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Five days ago I wrote that the GLaDOS 3.0 corpus had become the project. At the time, one independent review was still running and the third had not finished. The numbers in that post were an in-flight snapshot.
All …
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Nearly sixty percent of complete three-way judgments split, but the more important result is how strongly the direction and vocabulary of disagreement depend on the judge.
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A moderation category fired on GLaDOS’s figurative register rather than on anything in the conversation, and most of a human review queue turned out to be one verbal habit.
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Last month I wrote an update on the work going into SkyeEngine. Since then, I’ve spent an absolutely unreasonable amount of time working on the GLaDOS 3.0 corpus.
Originally, the corpus was more or less a large folder of …
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Most of my recent SkyeEngine writing has been about models, corpora and the machinery needed to build them. Running all of that is a different problem. The GPU workers, storage, inference services and tools don’t …
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