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by axpy906 2y ago
I am doing it in bash. Will see how far I can go!
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by axpy906 2y ago
It’s nice to see this posted and interesting that it’s in tensorflow. I wonder for how many years the capture was already broken but not just posted about publicly.
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by axpy906 2y ago
Ah, Jack Welch is the top source in 2024… hm
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by axpy906 2y ago
They mentioned that in the last investment too. That seems like marketing to me as no one is doing bleeding edge research outside of the NVIDIA CUDA run ecosystem.
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by axpy906 2y ago
Fascinating. Would be interesting to clone and look at some of the patterns here.
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by axpy906 2y ago
Yes, I have seen it and BrainTrust too. Unfortunately, need FOSS without vendor at scale.
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by axpy906 2y ago
Good post. I’ve been thinking about doing offline testing of LLM tasks a bit these days and have come to the conclusion that old school testing is the best until more mature features can be developed. Specifically, I mean running a power an
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by axpy906 2y ago
It’s like day 22.
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by axpy906 2y ago
@Andy Jassy
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by axpy906 2y ago
Impact of fluoride on neurological development in children (2012) https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/features/fluoride-children... Fluoride exposure and cognitive neurodevelopment: Systematic review and dose-respon
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by axpy906 2y ago
Maybe add “2012” to the title as that is when the study was done.
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by axpy906 2y ago
Agree. Please provide more details on this setup or a link.
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by axpy906 2y ago
Forced attrition is definitely a goal with this. Markets cared little about previous cuts so doing it silently.
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by axpy906 2y ago
I am actually not surprised by JAX converting better to XLA. Also deep respect for anybody in this space as their is lot of complexity (?) to deal with at the framework and compiler level.
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by axpy906 2y ago
I’ve use it since last year as a paid subscriber. I like it because of the technical nature as it will help you know the exact steps on how to get something done. I also use it for random things like bouncing ideas off or to enhance my know
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by axpy906 2y ago
Interesting. I’d be curious if someone solved this at scale for good cost. Double call seems expensive to me when alternatives can do it in one but are still quite costly.
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by axpy906 2y ago
I remember a friend in college telling me a story like this once: some walled off room with wires running in it was opened up and they found an old sever running behind it. No idea what it was doing. This was in 2001.
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by axpy906 2y ago
Ah, I meant how well LLMs can write R.
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by axpy906 2y ago
Wow, those are some names I’ve not seen in awhile. I wonder how LLMs do at R?
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by axpy906 2y ago
Flash attention
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by axpy906 2y ago
Didn’t OpenAI add a NSA chief to its board?
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by axpy906 2y ago
Nice article. I remember the original work. Can you elaborate on this one Max? > Even if the generative AI industry crashes
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by axpy906 2y ago
Plus APGL. Not gonna use. Want local, private and FOSS.
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by axpy906 2y ago
In 2024 are folks still swapping out LoRA adapters? Is this still relevant?
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by axpy906 3y ago
China is exempt from ESG.
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by axpy906 3y ago
This should be the top comment. Don’t forget Vangaurd and State Street too.
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by axpy906 3y ago
Definitely has some pr buzz and flex in the article. Now I see why.
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by axpy906 3y ago
The title is “ Ex-Google engineer charged with stealing AI trade secrets while working with Chinese companies”
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by axpy906 3y ago
Interesting. I’ve never heard that. I could see that argument going both ways as PyTorch has the larger ecosystem and is published the most.
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by axpy906 3y ago
Somewhere next to Theano, Mxnet or Caffe.

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