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by agolio 4y ago
I'm as much a META hater as anyone - their policies have consistently disappointed me in almost every aspect of their business - but their stance on this LLaMA project I must say I am happy with and seems to mark a turn for the better.
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by agolio 4y ago
I think the 'alternative' is implied
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by agolio 4y ago
Probably a good place to ask: I want to add an arabic translation to a webpage I operate. My text editor is a bit confused by the unicode symbols. Obviously the text editor displays left-to-right no matter what as it's made for program
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by agolio 4y ago
The most "aggressive" part is that those sweet package names like "colorslib" are being stolen.
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by agolio 4y ago
Am I not getting something or why is this interesting? Some random 7 year old PHP library, cool?
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by agolio 4y ago
Sure but regular kaggle competitions have all those qualities, usually with a $50K+ prize to boot. Google seems to have skipped out on the prize and substituted branding
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by agolio 4y ago
Soon we will see language style transfer vectors, akin to the image style transfer at the peak of the ML craze 5-10 years ago -- so you will be able to take a HN snark vector and apply it to regular text, you heard it here first ;)
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by agolio 4y ago
Am I missing something or are these just regular Kaggle competitions, but with no prizes? What is google offering, other than the branding? Why are competitors motivated to take part?
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by agolio 4y ago
Scroll a bit further down and you will see > 7. Put top matching content into a prompt and ask GPT-3 to summarize > 8. Return summary along with direct links to comments back to Discord user
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Strange but true: jury stories through the ages [pdf](courts.qld.gov.au)
1 points by agolio 4y ago|0 comments
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by agolio 4y ago
This is absolutely true. A very dangerous use-case of DL upscaling. Even without claiming it could "recover" imagery it is a dangerous feature as users could be misconceived, but ArcGIS explicitly claiming that? Outrageous. To mak
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by agolio 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be shortened to "The article mentions
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by agolio 4y ago
I would actually agree with that, when a startup radically changes it's direction I generally see it as a sign of weakness. Of course, not always the case.
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by agolio 4y ago
I can't help but wonder — if the author has changed their mind so radically about so many fundamental concepts — why should the new opinions be trusted?
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by agolio 4y ago
To clarify the appropriateness of this analogy: This is unexpected behaviour from Github here which may (and has, by the anecdote of OP) cause permanent data loss. Documentation is not good enough, as users should not have been expected to
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by agolio 4y ago
What if I told you that cigarette smoke imparts a flavor and relaxing cognitive effect that some people enjoy in moderation while being aware of the health effect?
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by agolio 4y ago
I like it FWIW :) maybe removing it on information pages like for pricing and keeping it on the landing page with the interactive glove is a good compromise
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by agolio 4y ago
I am guessing they are not other players live but probably recordings of older sessions, I did try to follow a few people and jump around to communicate but couldn't verify any response... quite a beautiful project in any case
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by agolio 4y ago
1. diverse - This is likely German and standard on German gender selectors, it refers to anybody who identifies as neither male nor female. 2. Mrs Prof Dr. - Again this is likely German, and is not a gender selector, rather a title selector
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by agolio 4y ago
This is a misunderstanding of the research. Firstly it is making the fallacious assumption that the shift applies via a large improvement in extreme cases rather than a small improvement to each case. Secondly, there are flaws in the study
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by agolio 4y ago
If anyone deserve to get rich it's the people that gave away their project for free for 15 years turning down multiple monetisation opportunities on the way. Very happy for them. Next up VLC!
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by agolio 4y ago
Just to clarify, the refusals-to-answer are not rule based, but rather trained by reinforcement learning. A slight distinction but an important one. That is why you can have examples like one I had a while ago while messing around, somethin
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by agolio 4y ago
Thanks for this, I am wondering whether to study a MSc in the field or whether just self-led work will suffice for progress, I guess I will play with some of these datasets and see what I learn on the way.
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by agolio 4y ago
Hi Joe, thanks for the article. I am thinking of getting into satellite data science (from a data science/ software eng background). If you can recommend any datasets that are open to the public that can be fun to play around with or a
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by agolio 4y ago
Seems there is lots of discussion already about "Don't interrupt" I will add another POV: You kind of have to interrupt in group conversations or you will never talk at all. That's what regularly happens to me at least,
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by agolio 4y ago
Cool - but there is no proof that these demo songs are out-of-sample, and the trained model does not seem to be available in the github. If I am understanding correctly, the github code doesn't contain the code to train the model? [1]
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by agolio 4y ago
Random trivia, Here in Germany, we wish each other "Guten Rutsch" on New Years Eve, literally "(have a) good slide (into the new year)" Guten Rutsch to all
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by agolio 4y ago
Thanks for these guidelines. I think the "intellectual curiosity" criteria hits the nail on the head of what I was looking for to describe what I like to see on HN. Agree this post is a gray area.
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by agolio 4y ago
So I am tempted to flag this submission because I don't really think HN is the place but I want to make sure I am using the flag feature correctly. Can any more experienced HN user weigh in? Is flagging for articles you don't want
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by agolio 4y ago
It makes debugging and R&D really easy. For example say I have a script: data = slow_computation() metrics = produce_metrics(data) Now later I want to play with some metrics and experiment a bit I can do that in the interactive

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