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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
The sizes of the four GPT-3 variants were shared on Reddit by Stella Athena, one of the researchers behind GPT Neo: https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/ma9kaw/p_e...
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
It's "surprising" since in the article, the 2.7B parameter model (Ada) didn't even produce sentences, while the result from 2.7B GPT Neo is closer in quality to what was output from GPT-3 Babbage (6.7B parameters). As yo
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
I tried the same prompt on the open-source recreation of OpenAI GPT-3 -- GPT Neo ( https://github.com/EleutherAI/gpt-neo ), specifically on their 2.7B model -- which should correspond to the smallest model in the article
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
Did anyone manage to successfully run inference in the provided Google Colab ( https://colab.research.google.com/github/EleutherAI/GPTNeo/b... )? I can run training, but can't manage to make the inference
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
I was specifically referring to the "sub-pixel" level: https://github.com/mmulet/code-relay/blob/main/markdown/HowI...
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
I have a question regarding how you render "gray" pixels. You said that you use rectangles, because "dithered" pattern had low performance. But the rectangles cause "scanlines", which I presume are because of i
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
I agree with you, but we live in a world where we need to be grateful for webpages that use standards-based OTP, and don't see 2FA as just another opportunity to make you install their mobile app. (Looking at Steam and many others...)
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
I'm torn about using the password manager for OTP. All the eggs in a single basket. But I've seen some security people recommend it...
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
Also Aegis supports Steam OTP. In a little hacky way, but it allows me to not have the Steam app installed.
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
Most services with OTP use "backup codes", which you are supposed to back up securely. Now, what's the difference to backing up the actual OTP "seed" or how is it called -- either by saving the original QR code, or
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
I use Aegis, that has backup to (encrypted) file, thus you can use own infra.
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
But the amount of USD you get varies by BAT-USD exchange rate, e.g. you actually get paid in BAT, correct? I must admit that I find this business model genius: replace website ads with your ads, pocket the revenue, and "pay" users
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
"Founding news" like these aren't really that exciting -- I'll be excited once one of these "modular laptop / phone" companies manages to last a few years and actually deliver on their promises.
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
I am very happy with Bitwarden. Fully open-source (including the server), free tier has everything I need (and the premium is just $10 a year), self-hostable (and there are even alternative server implementations). The UI isn't "s
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
Bitwarden is awesome. I use the free version and it covers all that I need. All the clients and the server are open-source, you can self-host it for free, and there are even alternative server implementations like https://github.
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
They have an international version, called Windy Maps. It's the same app, just with international branding & marketing: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cz.seznam.wind... I definitely recomme
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
There's https://epiverse.co/ , which automatically loads comments for the current URL from Reddit/HN -- so basically what you wished for, but piggybacking on an existing ecosystem.
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
Firefox Relay seems easier to use, thanks to the one-click generated emails by the browser extension and the fact that the emails arrive in your actual inbox. But I agree that the domain is going to land on all the blacklists -- I hope they
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
The correct URL for the Firefox Send instance is https://send.vis.ee/
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
...or simply switch(n % 4) { case 0: return n; case 1: return 1; case 2: return n + 1; case 3: return 0; }
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
Brave users seem to parrot all sorts of nonsensical marketing lingo. I remember being told that Brave is the first browser to support "Web 3.0", with no explanation what was that supposed to mean.
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
There are some photo-specific effects and tools present in GIMP that are missing from Krita. I remember having to switch to GIMP for some edits, but I can't recall the specific features. 95% of the time, though, Krita is all you need f
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
It has some rudimentary vector support, though. It is possible to create a SVG layer and even apply effect layers to it -- most notably, text is handled that way.
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
I have tried Hyperapp some time ago. It's usable for small apps, but the lack of ecosystem makes it unfit for anything larger -- as is usual for all niché JS frameworks. Funnily, the "ecosystem" page contains just Lorem Ipsum
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by PufPufPuf 6y ago
That exists: https://github.com/captn3m0/jqaas