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by Heidaradar 3y ago
What makes them dumb? I think he's been a great CEO.
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by Heidaradar 3y ago
how exactly does this work? is it placing calling gpt-4 with a template you've created or is something more fancy happening? and if its using gpt-4, why would someone use your website over just asking gpt-4 themselves (assuming they ha
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Microsoft says GPT 3.5 has 20B parameters?(arxiv.org)
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Elon Musk to turn Twitter into a finance platform within a year(nypost.com)
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Ask HN: Dissertation Possible Ideas
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Ask HN: Help with Deep Learning Dissertation
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by Heidaradar 3y ago
What was the second time in the last 24 hours?
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by Heidaradar 3y ago
I go to Oxbridge but the research doesn't look like the best if I'm trying to publish some conference papers. I'll give it a try anyway, but the research in the US just looks much better.
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by Heidaradar 3y ago
Hey, thanks a lot for the response. ML Collective looks really cool! I'm mostly interested in Computer Vision but NLP is cool too.
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Ask HN: Undergrad who wants to do part time research
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DeepMind creates watermark feature to determine AI generated images(deepmind.com)
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Ask HN: Recent Thoughts on Windows for Developers?
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Ask HN: Recent Thoughts on Windows for Developers?(learn.microsoft.com)
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by Heidaradar 3y ago
Clearly Windows is trying to remove the stigma of using Windows for development, adding WSL fairly recently, acquiring GitHub (which has Co-Pilot), extending their relationship with OpenAI and along with this, creating their new dev home sy
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PEP 684: A Per-Interpreter GIL for Python approved(peps.python.org)
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Ask HN: How would you use £3000?
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Ask HN: What would you do if you got given £4000 to learn about tech?
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Ask HN: Has Moore's Law been broken, and if so, can we stop talking about it?
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by Heidaradar 4y ago
another question: Do you have a good resource for learning more about GNNs, I'm currently looking at the Stanford course, is that good enough? any other courses/books/ just something else that you think would be more useful?
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by Heidaradar 4y ago
quick question: when you say write your own MLP, RNN etc, is that without using PyTorch, I'm assuming so? i.e., i'm guessing you want me to write my own NN library that handles all of this stuff, including backprop etc
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by Heidaradar 4y ago
sent! - (yesterday)
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by Heidaradar 4y ago
thanks!
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by Heidaradar 4y ago
how long did that take
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by Heidaradar 4y ago
I completely agree (that struggling is the most important part, and also about andrej's lectures - they almost spoon feed you imo), but I also didn't know papers took so long. Any particular papers that you remember implementing y
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by Heidaradar 4y ago
thanks!
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by Heidaradar 4y ago
thanks!!
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by Heidaradar 4y ago
Oh i see, thanks for the info.
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by Heidaradar 4y ago
damn, this all sounds like very interesting, cool stuff!! I'm not sure if I'd be able to help much/have the time for it though, but best of luck!
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by Heidaradar 4y ago
Oh interesting, didn't know it'd take so long lol Any recommendations for papers you've implemented before?
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by Heidaradar 4y ago
i see, that makes sense. thanks for the info.

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