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OpenAI demo some ChatGPT and GPT-4 updates on 13 May
(openai.com)
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Rerank 3: A new foundation model for efficient enterprise search and retrieval
(txt.cohere.com)
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Is it just a coincidence that we always see the same face of the moon?(1999)
(scientificamerican.com)
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3y ago
It says it has support for Llama 2, but in a deep page you can read that it is "coming soon". Anyway, good to see support for serverless inference and painless train of Llama 2 models!
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What brings to my attention in this article is the section named "Cold Start", where it generates questions based on a provided context. I think it is a good way to cheaply generate an Q&A dataset that can later be used to fin
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bguberfain
3y ago
Yep. Just download the safetensor version.
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Azure OpenAI Service updated models
(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
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3y ago
I like the experience of using this tool, but did not work for paywalls. For WSJ, it generated a summary of its pricing offer.
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3y ago
It reminds me Theano
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3y ago
> freedom from having to ask seemingly stupid questions With almost no risk of receiving a rude answer
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Ask HN: How to run NER in batch with ChatGPT?
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4y ago
200Tb is an impressive mark for a "future" product, but I was more impressed by the 100Tb offered "today": https://nimbusdata.com/products/exadrive/pricing/
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4y ago
Seeing the first page of these articles always reminds me of this joke: https://twitter.com/hardmaru/status/1483262080329392129
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Sandspiel – A falling sand game built in Rust and WebGL (2018)
(sandspiel.club)
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4y ago
Can we offload model train to a different server? It can be parallelized? Anyway, nice API and a promising project.
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4y ago
Street View offers an opportunity to sneak peek inside one of these buildings, due to a truck offloading some equipment from inside: https://goo.gl/maps/BtPKn5RMdRiEv5n6A
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4y ago
Can you could give more details regarding the on-premises option?
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5y ago
From the source: “Getting an application configured for access to OneDrive for Business is a challenge. We're working on making this process easier, so please bear with us.”
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Microsoft says it is hard for an application to access OneDrive for Business
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Thanks for sharing! I have a question: is there any option for sparse vectors (like tf-idf outputs)?
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5y ago
Not anymore
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5y ago
Extreme remote debug
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8y ago
Deep Recession ‘18
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9y ago
If a prize for best examples exists, this would win the first place!
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9y ago
Buffering is indeed helpful, but will not solve the problem. I always thought that a proxy server holding the current state and sending diffs to clients would be enough, but it would still have issues with visualization libs. Is there somew
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Does anybody knows if with JupyterLab I will be able to keep some code running, close the browser, and still get the output of the code afterwards? For what I know, currently I have to keep the browser open if I want to capture the output o