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How to Improve at Reviewing PRs?
1 points by ImageXav 2y ago|0 comments
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by ImageXav 2y ago
Actually, I was mislead by the video example. They do actually keep the background information they use a temporal encoding so that the information is propagated through. Very interesting and well thought out
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by ImageXav 2y ago
As far as I can can tell though the core idea is the same, to focus on the differences, the implementation is different. Differential transformers 'calculates attention scores as the difference between two separate softmax attention ma
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OpenAI vs. Musk Email Archives(lesswrong.com)
10 points by ImageXav 2y ago|0 comments
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by ImageXav 2y ago
I thought the same, but the description of the cat picture is pretty spot on. I wonder if this is a dataset issue. Cat pictures are far more prevalent than abstract art on the internet so might well be overrepresented. Can Vision LLMs deal
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by ImageXav 2y ago
Here's another one that I feel is often overlooked by traditional A/B testers: if you have multiple changes, don't simply test them independently. Learn about fractional factorial experiments and interactions, and design your
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by ImageXav 2y ago
I don't really see why a leap to indentured servitude is necessary here. There are obviously many other ways of implementing a training relationship - see the other comments re. how it is done in Germany. The point I'm making is t
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by ImageXav 2y ago
The most interesting point in this article for me lies towards the end: "the role of the Guild was not to form rules, mores, regulations, and laws with respect to their crafts; their role was to introduce a system of art or craft to a
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by ImageXav 2y ago
As a not so active user, this tool is rather inaccurate. It seems to have focussed on the one question I asked about jpeg xl, which is the topic I know the least about. I suspect a bias towards more common topics might be occurring.
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Good Tutorials on the Implementation of AlphaZero
1 points by ImageXav 2y ago|0 comments
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by ImageXav 2y ago
A more niche but nonetheless interesting method that I was hoping to see discussed was magnetism. Gravitational waves are expected to decay into photons in intense magnetic fields. Or so I was told by one of my physics professors back in th
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by ImageXav 2y ago
I think the best insult I ever read actually related to him, describing him as a bloviating buffoon, making for a very pleasant alliteration.
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by ImageXav 2y ago
Ahhh I see, that makes sense. Thank you for clarifying I appreciate it. I made the mistake of assuming that the paper in the documentation was the paper of interest. I will take the time to properly delve in further once the paper is releas
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by ImageXav 2y ago
So, this looks really interesting and I look forward to delving into the methodology in order to understand the algorithm better. However, what I immediately noticed from the paper linked in the documentation was that linearboost has a wors
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by ImageXav 2y ago
I think it's important to point out for people that might be interested in this comment that a few things are wrong. 1. Standard JPEG compression uses the Discrete Cosine Transform, not the Fourier Transform. 2. It is easy to be dismis
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by ImageXav 2y ago
I recently discovered that Feynman had given lectures on computation. I thought this might interest hacker news, as they are well written, in a conversational style. Most importantly, I believe that chapter 5 on reversible computation and t
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Feynman Lectures on Computation(archive.org)
7 points by ImageXav 2y ago|1 comments
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by ImageXav 2y ago
If anyone is on the fence about reading this, or worried about their ability to comprehend the content, I would tell you to go ahead and give it a chance. Shannon's writing is remarkably lucid and transparent. The jargon is minimal, an
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by ImageXav 3y ago
Edit: the comment below refers to Gemini, not Gemma. As such the first paragraph is largely irrelevant, and only the second one applies. To me, it feels as though the boat has been missed somewhat. The restrictions on Gemini make it unhelpf
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by ImageXav 3y ago
Thank you for sharing. This gives me a good idea of where to start looking.
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by ImageXav 3y ago
Maybe someone here will know of a website that describes each step of the jpeg xl format in detail? Unlike for traditional jpeg, I have found it hard to find a document providing clear instructions on the relevant steps, which is a shame as
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by ImageXav 3y ago
This is all great advice. One thing I would add to this is to deliberately steer your team to avoid making big decisions on calls or in meetings. Instead, make it so that your team prioritises asynchronous communication methods to discuss t
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by ImageXav 3y ago
That is correct, my bad. The next screen after a test like this would likely be a mammography, and only after that would a biopsy be done if anything suspicious was seen.
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by ImageXav 3y ago
It's a bit difficult to say, isn't it? The headline is using the term accuracy correctly, the reader might be ascribing the meaning you are to it, especially if they are non technical. As was the parent comment. My goal in pointi
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by ImageXav 3y ago
That's right, that's typically what is meant by screening purposes [0], apologies if it wasn't clear. [0] https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/nhs-screening/
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by ImageXav 3y ago
A device such as this would never replace an MRI scan. The information provided is for screening purposes, at best. Also, diagnosis would typically be done using a mammography. The cost of such a scan is lower - around $100[0]. [0] https:&#
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by ImageXav 3y ago
Not at all. The model is quite accurate. In fact, with the distribution of samples that they have a model that predicts all cases as having cancer would also be very accurate. It would get 17/21 predictions right. The model lacks prec
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by ImageXav 3y ago
I was ridiculously excited when I first read about this in October (if I remember correctly) last year, when a few of the first results were beginning to pop out. I found the methodology fascinating. First of all the digital unwrapping of t
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by ImageXav 3y ago
Boeing's competitors seem to be doing just fine. Rather, this is a clear case of poor management leading to a degraded engineering culture.
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by ImageXav 3y ago
Like with many such projects, it's very helpful if you use DataFrames in isolation, but it lacks support from the wider scientific ecosystem. I've found that using polar will often break other common data scientific packages such

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