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by Hugsun 2y ago
I can't wait to see the next innovation, that is orthogonal to the scaling laws, that will cause the next leap in LLM performance.
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by Hugsun 3y ago
If you set the temperature to zero, LLMs are deterministic.
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by Hugsun 3y ago
In these fast moving early times of LLMs, they can maintain this advantage with simple things like proprietary datasets and greater compute. The difference in quality between the best model that can be made with such proprietary utilities a
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by Hugsun 3y ago
I can't find your company, what are you trying to do to solve this?
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by Hugsun 3y ago
That makes sense. It definitely read like a university project to me. One idea is "Transformers, analogous to general purpose computers" although that doesn't mention the meat of the article. "Transformers from scratch,
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by Hugsun 3y ago
The title is a little misleading. The post makes an analogy between a turing machine and a transformer and and expands on that analogy a bit. The substance of the article is an explanation of the design of a standard transformer. It does n
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by Hugsun 3y ago
There was a missed opportunity in not naming the article "Shedding Light on the Shadow DOM".
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by Hugsun 3y ago
Yes, X-shot prompting or X-shot learning was how the pioneering LLM researchers referred to putting examples in the prompt. The terminology stuck around.
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by Hugsun 3y ago
You can get very cheap tesla P40s with 24gb of ram. They are much much slower than the newer cards but offer decent value for running a local chatbot. I can't speak to the ease of configuration but know that some people have used these
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by Hugsun 3y ago
Does it not work for them? Where can I learn why?
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by Hugsun 3y ago
I'd be interested in seeing benchmark data. The speed seemed pretty good in those examples.
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by Hugsun 3y ago
I love this bot, thanks for sharing!
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by Hugsun 3y ago
The bill seems to be targeting certain types of social media platforms. I'm not sure everyone is at risk. What small/medium sites do you have in mind? HN doesn't seem to be a target for example.
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by Hugsun 3y ago
Moving to another state is not accessible to most teenagers. You are probably joking and know that.
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by Hugsun 3y ago
I forgot about that, that's huge. A bad Nash equilibrium to the benefit of tech companies and advertisers and the detriment of young people.
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by Hugsun 3y ago
Your question assumes that interacting with social media is a first ammendment right which I don't think is the case. Not sure though. That's likely the reason for the downvotes. Your comment also has a bit of a "muh free spe
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by Hugsun 3y ago
I'm so curious to know how this re-alignment happens. They call it chatgpt 4, in what way is it different?
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by Hugsun 3y ago
Financial inventives and disincentives like these are used effectively all over the world. The govt would not be doing this to get a piece of the pie. It's doing it to stop the practice. A proper fine would probably be more effective t
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by Hugsun 3y ago
Edge is just a chromium reskin so it's probably decent. Doesn't make the practice acceptable. I'm never running windows again.
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Taichi: Accessible GPU programming, embedded in Python(github.com)
3 points by Hugsun 3y ago|0 comments
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by Hugsun 3y ago
It will be very exciting to see how much faster they'll be able to make vanilla python. The value proposition is being challenged by the plethora of tools aiming to alleviate those issues. Speed improvers like Mojo, pytorch, triton, nu
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by Hugsun 3y ago
> This is because on the App Store paid apps subsidise free apps. The fee is only for apps hosted outside of Apple's app store. Those apps only cost Apple because of Apple's new self imposed rules. The cost to Apple is also pro
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by Hugsun 3y ago
A better quality of life is certainly what we want. I'm glad you found a good solution to your condition. What is still wild to me is that so many people in that age range would suffer without drugs. I would expect more conditions to c
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by Hugsun 3y ago
It is mostly the nicely integrated defaults of doom emacs. Browsing files, code completion suggestions, code references and search results can mostly be achieved with the same convenient keyboard shortcuts, the exceptions are very frustrati
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by Hugsun 3y ago
Very interesting, thanks for showing me. Messing with the code, it fails if you access mut1 before the mutation of mut2 because of the mutable borrow. I did know but forget that all variables are dropped at the end of a scope, not earlier.
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by Hugsun 3y ago
The quote betrays a slight misunderstanding of non lexical lifetimes. The two borrows happen in separate implicit scopes. The first borrow is only valid until the second borrow is made. At that point it's dropped. So the two mutable re
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by Hugsun 3y ago
It could well be errors caused by an overloaded system.
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by Hugsun 3y ago
This looks perfect. I've found native sympy to be a little cumbersome to use.
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by Hugsun 3y ago
We call that stolen valor.
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by Hugsun 3y ago
It's true but other risks are usually discrete. PFAS exposure continously decreases your health while driving a car has no effect on your health until you get into an accident. The risk calculation feels different in those cases.

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