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by Me1000 3y ago
Sure, but it's not desirable. Among other reasons, federal debt is considered the safest kind of bond an investor can buy. It's nearly the same as parking your money in an FDIC insured savings account, except there's no limit
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by Me1000 3y ago
I'm a connoisseur of American whiskeys (mostly bourbons) and it's just as true there. Most bourbons I've tasted hit their sweet spot around 15 years in a barrel, but once they start getting around 20 years, they're much
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by Me1000 3y ago
Remedial classes help bring students up to speed without slowing down students who performed better in high school. It’s always been true that not every student who graduates High School received the same education as their peers who went t
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by Me1000 3y ago
The fact that they've shipped dedicated silicon for neural nets for years is evidence to the contrary.
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by Me1000 3y ago
They just haven’t been loud about it. But they have specialized silicon for running neural nets (which they, admittedly have been quiet about outside of “adopt CoreML”). They have CoreML. And if you browse places like r/localllama you
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by Me1000 3y ago
I don't remember for sure, but I'm pretty sure that GitHub used to automatically star your repos when you created them.
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by Me1000 3y ago
There are a lot of ML applications outside of LLMs. Why would a developer invest in it? Because there are hundreds of millions of iOS devices out there where computer vision, text recognition, etc would be useful features.
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by Me1000 3y ago
California already mandates services that allow you to subscribe online must also allow you to cancel your subscription online.
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by Me1000 3y ago
I'm disagreeing with the second part of OPs comment.
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by Me1000 3y ago
I was replying to the second part of it.
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by Me1000 3y ago
This doesn’t ring true for me. I have ChatGPT write code for me that I could write myself. I’ve had ChatGPT even rewrite code for me to make it more legible. It’s pretty good at it, especially when it comes to more popular languages.
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by Me1000 3y ago
You can find a more complete list of "well-known symbols" here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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by Me1000 3y ago
Nah, the work and pace of progress in the open source community is mind blowing. There’s a lot of brain power going into getting models running on consumer hardware. Imho, this reminds me a lot of when people thought personal computers were
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by Me1000 3y ago
Talk about it, sure, but we've had multiple threads already about the site's new API policy, and at least one thread about subreddits boycotting. I think OPs point (which I generally agree with) is that we don't really need m
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by Me1000 3y ago
It's really not. Karpathy isn't just some rando on Twitter. He's a serious person in the ML/AI/LLM space.
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by Me1000 3y ago
It's not really an equivalence, if you remove the sensationalism, it's just a point that the free work is already being provided. Put more succinctly I'm making two points: 1) The free work is already being done. 2) StackOver
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by Me1000 3y ago
At least the generated responses won’t start by asking me “why in the world would you want to do that?”
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by Me1000 3y ago
How is that any different than providing free labor to help someone learn how to build the next [X] so that they can more effectively dominate? But more importantly banning AI generated content from Stack Overflow doesn’t solve the “problem
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by Me1000 3y ago
This was an excellent explanation, thank you for taking the time to write it out!
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by Me1000 3y ago
Thank you for this explanation. I've found that the QKV concepts are some of the most glossed over parts of attention and I'll be honest, some of the most confusing. Would you mind actually going into more detail on the questions
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by Me1000 3y ago
This was a very helpful visualization, thank you! The "entanglement" part intuitively makes sense to me, but one bit I always get caught up on the key, query, and value matrices. In every self-attention explanation I've read&
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by Me1000 3y ago
The JUICE mission has nothing to do with finding habitable planets.
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by Me1000 3y ago
I think I can objectively say no. If I'm unfamiliar with a term used in a domain, and ChatGPT tells me what the term is, then I've learned something. If I google it and read a page of stack overflow answers that tells me the same
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by Me1000 3y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding your point, but this seems like a strange take. I've used ChatGPT to "learn", it's like having a smart study buddy that never gets annoyed that you keep pestering it with very specific eso
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by Me1000 3y ago
The value of the check mark (to twitter and non-verified users) was never that it was "cool", it was that you knew the account wasn't a random bot/troll/throwaway. That's something Musk clearly didn't unde
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by Me1000 3y ago
I dont know what you mean by having no opportunity to change anything. There are several full stacks of rockets constructed and waiting to fly. They'll likely take what they learned on this flight and perform some upgrades to those boo
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by Me1000 3y ago
Honestly I'm not sure it matters that much. CEOs who are not experts or researches in a domain can still build great companies and empower their employees to do incredible work. Lots of tech people absolutely love to point out that Ste
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by Me1000 3y ago
It's a good question, and I don't have a great answer for you other than my understanding is that the ground space they have to work with in Boca Chica is not really that large. And there are a lot of environmental concerns (+ the
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by Me1000 3y ago
That's correct, there will be no catch attempt this launch. They're going to simulate a landing by attempting to do soft land it in the Gulf of Mexico. The reason is pretty straightforward: this vehicle has never flown before and
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by Me1000 3y ago
Anecdotal, of course, but this was my Whole Foods and just about every time I went in it was pretty well trafficked. In addition to the apartment complex right above the store, there are several high density complexes within a couple blocks

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