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by Yenrabbit 3y ago
Perfect illustration of how tricky it can be to draw a firm line. Another survey in this same genre is "the rape spectrum" with >5k respondents ranking scenarios: https://aella.substack.com/p/the-rape-spec
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by Yenrabbit 3y ago
I noticed an apparent shift recently (for the worse) using Bing in creative mode, which is also supposed to be GPT4. Shorter answers, much more work to get it to output code, and maybe more bugs in the code it does produce... It's funn
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by Yenrabbit 3y ago
Some things to note: - This was finished last year, impressive now but even more so back then - No code or models released BUT several authors have moved to StabilityAI and are working on their own improved open video models, which is hopef
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
Really impressive to see such a large effort come together, with volunteers contributing code and data to make it work. Well done to all involved! In their evaluation people preferred their model over GPT3.5 turbo about half the time. But s
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
Patiently waiting for someone to say "We trained LLaMA with extremely high weight decay, and find that performance is much worse. Due to licensing constraints, we are providing a version of delta weights that build on the original LLaM
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
They finished training GPT4 mid last year, before ChatGPT was released
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
For normal people (non-programmers) computers are pretty terrible. I'm kind of curious what happens when everyone gets a Jarvis-like assistant that can do the scary stuff (open a terminal, type some commands, or possibly code up a nice
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
Does anyone know of a way to do something like this but with OAuth? E.g. log in with GitHub to view these docs.
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
This is so great! Thank you, and Greg if you read this well done on an excellent video and project
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
I love this kind of logging, I used an app called Daylio and before that some other website. Great for the days you feel down to look back at how many positive ones there are. And collecting the data often leads to insights about what makes
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
At this stage it's a one-day hack but here's the script: https://gist.github.com/johnowhitaker/741e9c9f16f7eb9c879bc0... View source to get the html/CSS/JS. Let me know if you make anything fun with
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
Thank you! I'll look at adding that tomorrow :)
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
Since I already have the flask app set up I could inject the items into the page with a render template before serving it. Or write directly I guess since I already have the html snippet I want to insert! Good suggestion. The current archit
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
This was a fun little Christmas project. I did a quick write-up and video here: https://datasciencecastnet.home.blog/2022/12/30/distilhn-sum...
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Show HN: Distilhn.com – Front-Page Articles Summarized with Machine Learning(distilhn.com)
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
Maybe not essential, but say I (a data scientist) was thinking about learning Kubernetes what would be the reasons you'd give for avoiding it?
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Why Should Data Scientists Learn Kubernetes?(hamel.dev)
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
Truly a masterpiece of technical communication! Mind blowing to think about how much work went into this video.
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Disney presents a production-ready method for re-aging faces in videos(80.lv)
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HuggingFace Diffusion Models Class(github.com)
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
This spelling only valid if the seizure of power is performed by pigeons
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
It makes me happy that #ACAC1A is about the right colour for the flowers of the sweet acacia tree (a pale yellow).
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
'Deep learning from the Foundations' was the previous version of this new course, but both built on their respective part 1s. So part 1 is 'practical deep learning for coders', very good intro to DL for getting things do
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
Playing with p5 is great fun and easy to get started with, so that might be a good starting point. If you're interested in using deep learning and pushing more towards the generative AI side, I made a free course for that: https:&#x2F
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A DALL·E and GPT-3 Prompt Marketplace(promptbase.com)
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
It depends where you live! I've lost laptops to guys with knives, guys with guns, mysterious cat burglars... hence my preference for easily replaceable ~$500 used Thinkpads.
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
A good run-down of the different algorithms: https://ruder.io/optimizing-gradient-descent/ I think people favour adaptive learning rate options like Adam in practice since they generally do seem to perform well, and ar
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
Tried it out (sceptically). Quite a fun experience - hallucinations in the 'visual artefacts' sense. I doubt it's comparable to a drug trip (maybe those with experience can comment) but it is a somewhat pleasing way to zone o
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
Yannic Kilcher video on this paper: https://youtu.be/oz5yZc9ULAc
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by Yenrabbit 4y ago
This! The best way to get better at writing is to write :)

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