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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
The interview in which Lee discussed the CIA bribery attempt : https://youtu.be/vNQXLhIcPrc
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Code written in Rust for LLM would likely be easier to review than C code due to its strong type system and the inclusion of the borrow checker. However, I anticipate there might be more 'unsafe' code, especially at the language b
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
Unfortunately, you don't need a fabricated scenario to convince people to believe the opposite of what is true. Media outlets routinely select which facts to report, influencing public perception. While technical professionals are ofte
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
In my experience, GPT-4's Chinese-to-English translation is the best I've seen, easily surpassing Deepl and Google Translate. However, its English-to-Chinese translation performs at a level similar to Deepl.
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
Exactly. I immediately thought of this after reading the article. I find the incentive to use p-hacking or something similar is very hard to avoid given increasingly stronger incentive to publish.
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The "Bitter Lesson" indeed sheds light on the future trajectory of technology, emphasizing the supremacy of computation over human-designed methods. However, our current value functions often still need to focus on what we can ach
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
You can reference "disease of despair" in this case, which includes "drug overdose (including alcohol overdose), suicide, and alcoholic liver disease". "For 2018, some 158,000 U.S. citizens died from these causes, c
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
How much problem would no Apple support pose in this case? Seems to me that a distribution would be even harder than a kernel support if based on reverse engineering instead of official support?
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
As a side note, I checked out gadersd's implementation of llama2 before. [1] I was surprised to see how clean the code is. [2] [1]: https://github.com/Gadersd/llama2-burn/ [2]: https://github.com&#
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This has 2 dependencies. Notably it depends on rayon.
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
Despite their names suggesting otherwise, high-temperature superconductors actually require a colder environment than their room-temperature counterparts. This may seem counterintuitive, yet it's a perfect illustration of the idiosyncr
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
University name in the (current) title should be changed to Huazhong University of Science and Technology or HUST. [1] Calling it Huazhong University is like calling Georgia Institute of Technology (GT) as Georgia Institute. [1]: https:&#x
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
The default style people cites about ChatGPT is also nothing intrinsic about AI, it is just this paticular AI is trained and prompted to output information in this way. The output style can change drastically with just a little prompt chang
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
For context, this quote was from 2017 "Chuck Schumer: Donald Trump Captured By Hard Right | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3p2zKPQSgI
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> The most remarkable potential impact of the change is that we will no longer be held to the line of “bug-for-bug compatibility” with Red Hat, and that means that we can now accept bug fixes outside of Red Hat’s release cycle. While tha
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
Fundamentally this is about wealth distribution. The society do want those data to be used for AI. It's just the data providers should be compensated, instead of OpenAI just gatekeeping their product that critically depend on those dat
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Self-claimed contractor describes program to study Exo-Biospheric-Organisms(old.reddit.com)
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Didn't expect this comment to get downvoted. This is just a comparable number that is closest to the definition in title we can get. There is no information on the "first two hours signup" in a social network app launched by
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
This is a vast topic. In brief, the relationship between the Chinese people and their government is markedly different from that in the US due to their distinct histories and cultures. The Chinese exert much more informal influence on gover
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For comparison, "Google Plus had 10 million users two weeks after its launch on June 28, 2011."
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Safety: "(2022) No major accidents occurred in the field of highway and water transport engineering construction throughout the year. There were 47 safety production accidents, causing 61 deaths. This represents a decrease of 26.6% and
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2000s was also the time when the motto of google was “don’t be evil” and people believed them. Most importantly Google employees believed the company believed it.
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
Absolutely. I used to work in a C++ shop writing mission critical software. We would be far more concerned to let a newcomer to contribute on existing C++ codebase than on existing Rust codebase. The newcomer surely would have a harder time
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
You need a killer feature to gain ground on those traditional, well-established languages in the industry. Only marginally better is not enough for people to invest so much as to introduce a new language in a serious company. This killer fe
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
I think frequency is not additive like the parameters. If we are looking for analogy in compute power, then FLOPs is a better analogy to parameters.
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Computers are undoubtedly more powerful now than they were in the 90s. Although computing capabilities of the 90s seem weak compared to today's standards, they were not so inadequate that we couldn't train and run a network compri
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
Are you referring to other threads? No. However, I wouldn't be surprised if other people developed similar beliefs following recent advances in large language models (LLMs). Of course, we wouldn't achieve GPT-4 level results using
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by WiSaGaN 3y ago
I believe the issue was not a lack of computational power, but rather that people at the time didn't think large models with many parameters would effect meaningful change. This was even true three years ago, albeit on a different scal
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This is misinformation. The definition hasn't changed for at least the past five years. [1] GPT-4 translation of the relevant paragraph: "Our country's labor force survey also adopts the International Labour Organization&#x27
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This struggle is entirely reasonable. I think it comes down to how we, as world citizens, should regulate this technology, including research, dissemination, and use (if it should be used at all). What I find abhorrent is the immunity given

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