3abiton

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901.
by 3abiton 3y ago
The OS BI field is bigger than I expected.
902.
by 3abiton 3y ago
I never got on board of decorators in python, but you sold me on it.
903.
by 3abiton 3y ago
Why is STAN viewed negatively in this light? I am curious why bayesian libraries are the black sheep.
904.
by 3abiton 3y ago
One thing they did not test was the complexity of the task. I doubt with "hundred" samples it would be possible to get it to be that accurately usable. But experiments are needed to back up that claim.
905.
by 3abiton 3y ago
I wonder when Dalle3 is released if OpenAi will release any technical documents about the integration with gpt4. Their approach might be similar.
906.
by 3abiton 3y ago
It's always mildly annoying when different technologies have the same name or acronym
907.
by 3abiton 3y ago
Who is PZ?
908.
by 3abiton 3y ago
This tool also connects via OpenAI's API. If you are comfortable with that, I'm waiting for local model support.
909.
by 3abiton 3y ago
Why the fascination with this acronym.
910.
by 3abiton 3y ago
Books3 and The Pile are still available on the internet, just not "legally".
911.
by 3abiton 3y ago
TIL Stack Overflow is not just the name of a website.
912.
by 3abiton 3y ago
It seems some researchers in her lab were also involved with Toyota.
913.
by 3abiton 3y ago
Didn't it turn out that authors of that paper have made mistakes that catapulted their results to the top of the benchmark charts? I thought the theory was inconsistent after that incident. 78% accuracy from just GZIP is impressive.
914.
by 3abiton 3y ago
There are plenty of other "hidden" permissions that are not exposed to user control. This include, but not limited to, the closest tower nearby you, the SSIDs around you, access to the list of apps installed, etc ... While the And
915.
by 3abiton 3y ago
I wish they had Red Alert 2. My favorite.
916.
by 3abiton 3y ago
In light of LLMs it seems relevant.
917.
by 3abiton 3y ago
I thought that was Leuven.
918.
by 3abiton 3y ago
The science crisis keeps on giving.
919.
by 3abiton 3y ago
This makes me want to lrarn more about hilbert space.
920.
by 3abiton 3y ago
Doesn't that lead to model collapse?
921.
by 3abiton 3y ago
That does provide additional insights from OP's article. Thanks for sharing.
922.
by 3abiton 3y ago
Not yet. To be fair the internal mechanism of LLMs are not well understood theorerically, as its capabilities are emergent. Not to forget that alignment heavily impact performance. So for now, you might be right, but reasoning might also be
923.
by 3abiton 3y ago
I'm curious about the benchmarks for those tasks compared with spacy for example. I have used it before and I wonder if using GPT-3.5 justifies the pricing.
924.
by 3abiton 3y ago
Interesting take. I feel in this discussion, many people are approaching it from the theoretical limitations of LLMs, and you seem the only one taking the experimental approach. Funny enough, many who doubted LLMs capabilities 4 years ago,
925.
by 3abiton 3y ago
I used to use Viber for calls outside the EU, and briefly after the GDPR was implemented, I checked their data partners, I kid you not, more than 1000 data harvesting companies were listed there. Keep in mind, Viber has acess to so many per
926.
by 3abiton 3y ago
Great references!
927.
by 3abiton 3y ago
Unfortunate that reddit is becoming a close community with their recent api change. I hope things move to Lemmy.
928.
by 3abiton 3y ago
There is a very active amateur community on reddit
929.
by 3abiton 3y ago
Any benchmarks on performance?
930.
by 3abiton 3y ago
Do you think this would end up facilitating the diffusion of finetuned LLMs ckpt models, just like stable diffusion? What's missing is web-UI?

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