Kydlaw

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by Kydlaw 2y ago
Thank you for sharing, I love the dictionary format, only mentioning the main concepts and links to learn more about them. Sources all look great btw also! But as always, Umar Jamil[1] is missing... If you think Andrej's videos are use
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by Kydlaw 2y ago
They do have an extension for vector similarity search ( https://duckdb.org/docs/extensions/vss ). But Milvius might propose more features, as they have been in this specific space for longer.
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by Kydlaw 2y ago
Interesting line of work, but as (too?) often on LessWrong, there is no literature review or even a related work section to go back to seminal research or dig deeper into the topic. It might just be me, but I find this really frustrating wh
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by Kydlaw 2y ago
Really cool and impressive work! I'm more on the software (high level) side than on the hardware, but I always wondered how USBs and other ports were truly working. It is an area of knowledge that I'm shamefully lacking... Does an
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Against whole body MRIs(drvinayprasad.com)
3 points by Kydlaw 2y ago|0 comments
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by Kydlaw 3y ago
They state in their report that they filter evaluation data off their training data, see p.3 - Filtering: "Further, we filter all evaluation sets from our pre-training data mixture, run targeted contamination analyses to check against
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by Kydlaw 3y ago
Yep, I noticed it immediately too. Yet it is subtle in reality. I'm not that good to spot imperfections on picture but on the video I immediately felt something was not quite right.
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by Kydlaw 3y ago
It takes into account the recent changes. At the top of the window it indicates the Python's version used.
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by Kydlaw 3y ago
Lots of great resources listed here. But I think there is "Understanding Deep Learning" missing from the list [0]. In my opinion, Simon J.D. Prince accomplished a true feat with his book, not only through the material itself but a
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by Kydlaw 3y ago
It is a nice piece of napkin maths and shows how challenging (nearly impossible?) commercial fusion is in reality. Definitely going to reuse in some arguments. Also, this one should be shouted louder for those in the back. > "Many i
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Ocean Read Atlas: find any (known) genome in the ocean(ocean-read-atlas.mio.osupytheas.fr)
1 points by Kydlaw 3y ago|0 comments
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by Kydlaw 3y ago
You might want to check Pylyzer then ( https://github.com/mtshiba/pylyzer ). I'm not involved at all. It is still very very early in development. But as it is in the same vein, I thought I'd mentioned it here.
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by Kydlaw 3y ago
I may have missed this information, but did they announce somewhere the configuration required to be able to develop applications on this platform? I'd really like to try out their SDK, but without knowing the minimum requirements, I d
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by Kydlaw 4y ago
> 2022-08-19 Has anyone tried it? Any feedback on it?
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by Kydlaw 4y ago
Could someone elaborate on the right "use cases"? Just curious about other's people definition, as I imagined Fly.io as a more self-served BaaS (mostly for web applications)
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by Kydlaw 4y ago
Having left academia after my PhD, but still doing research in the private sector, I hate the scientific publishing industry wholeheartedly. It is something of the past that is definitely keeping us, as a society, from making progress. Ther
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
There is a lot done vector search technology right now. I was less fortunate when looking at ways to store the vectors in databases. I already looked at Pinecone or Weaviate but they are all paid products. Is there some people having feedba
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
There is a lot done vector search technology right now. I was less fortunate when looking at vector storage. I already looked at Pinecone or Weaviate but they are all paid products. Is there some people having feedback on this?
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
Interesting insights. Particularly on the business aspect. But I am not surprise by the outcome, as the author said: nobody want to pay for what its proposed in academia. Everybody is already more or less struggling with funding, so nobody
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Why Zillow Couldn’t Make Algorithmic House Pricing Work(wired.com)
66 points by Kydlaw 5y ago|69 comments
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Best practices and examples for designing with AI(pair.withgoogle.com)
2 points by Kydlaw 5y ago|0 comments
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Academic precarity and the single PI lab model (2020)(romainbrette.fr)
2 points by Kydlaw 5y ago|0 comments
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
The most powerful CT Scan has been unveil very recently, with a magnet able to pull almost 12 teslas (where regular ones usually go to 1,5 to 3 teslas)[1]. Source is in french, but you'll find a similar video of... a pumpkin :) They ex
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
It could have been with the study wasn't conducted with the measures to prevent attention drop activated.
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
The study doesn't say if it's bad or good. They just say that attention decreases with Autopilot is on. The question you ask is completely different and thus, not brought into the article.
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
Right from the conclusion of the article that you linked: > Patients who are using their medication for cognitive enhancement or diverting their medication to others present a high risk. I think the Standford population do not fit with t
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
> Modafinil isn't an amphetamine. That's not what he said. The different responses he gave to the questions asked on his tweet are actually interesting, you might have a look.
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
I'm sorry to announce you that somebody fooled you. Source: I'm french, lived in many different regions and everybody called it simply "pain perdu". Moreover, french people usually do not add the origin of a recipe like
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
My previous thought provoking argument was to say that if you plan to produce electricity in a developed country using mostly wind turbines and solar panels, you'll need an unreasonable amount of batteries. In that sense, it makes tota
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by Kydlaw 5y ago
This add to the land competition for farming, solar panels and wind turbines. Also, remember the World is not USA + Canada, and there are plenty of ppl living in the World. The battery solution might likely not be the magic wand to will sol

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