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by bigdict 3y ago
The Lady Tasting Tea was a great read on that exact topic.
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by bigdict 3y ago
People run more queries which leads to more ad inpressions?..
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by bigdict 3y ago
An NVIDIA competitor creates a deep learning cluster, calls it Andromeda. Later, these guys create an NVIDIA-based deep learning cluster and call it… Andromeda.
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by bigdict 3y ago
lmao are they trolling with the naming https://www.cerebras.net/andromeda/
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by bigdict 3y ago
The fundamental problem is that you keep coming up with random bullshit to post on HN and you keep inviting people to your discord basement to discuss it.
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by bigdict 3y ago
Has anyone worked through this? Is it a good (soon to be) book?
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by bigdict 3y ago
getting college essay vibes from this comment
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by bigdict 3y ago
AI hype
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by bigdict 3y ago
I think the answer in cases like that is there needs to be a public Reddit. We all benefit from it and we all want its operation to not be warped by profit-seeking… so we all should just pitch in a dollar a year (?) of our taxes.
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by bigdict 3y ago
What's a good textbook intro to these methods?
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by bigdict 3y ago
My drawer.
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by bigdict 3y ago
Finetune an LLM for your own application.
103.
by bigdict 3y ago
Isn't the real problem that these escape codes mess up the parsing of the output?
104.
by bigdict 3y ago
Seems directly related to me.
105.
by bigdict 3y ago
Try eating the same lunch you are used to, just less of it.
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by bigdict 3y ago
The end goal is getting acquired by AMD of course.
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by bigdict 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tape-out
108.
by bigdict 3y ago
Jesus H. Christ, first time I see a collaboration this big on a ML paper. How does a team like that even come together? This isn't the LHC.
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by bigdict 3y ago
A 3080 Ti is sufficient to run the largest Whisper model (just under 12 GB VRAM).
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by bigdict 3y ago
That sounds more like a portmanteau of vrai and naturel. Vraituel maybe?
111.
by bigdict 3y ago
Ha, literally thought about this 5 days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35942727
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by bigdict 3y ago
"Assistive Access distills experiences across the Camera, Photos, Music, Calls, and Messages apps on iPhone to their essential features in order to lighten their cognitive load for users." I might use this myself even though I&#x2
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by bigdict 3y ago
The Caps Lock key sits a few millimeters away from where my pinky rests on the home row. The Ctrl key is a full inch away.
114.
by bigdict 3y ago
Remap Caps Lock to Ctrl.
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by bigdict 3y ago
Oh that's right.
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by bigdict 3y ago
What is up with Belgium? Or is the dataset incomplete and therefore skewed?
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by bigdict 3y ago
Is that because of ISA complexity? Especially with x86 growth by accretion while keeping backward compatibility all the way to 16-bit. So you could conceivably afford a wide frontend if you restricted x86 to a subset (64 bit only, drop a bu
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by bigdict 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchronous_grid_of_Continenta... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_power_transmiss...
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by bigdict 3y ago
I don't know, I alternate between thinking that's remarkable and not so much. I could run that connection via the power grid too, or the water supply (if we were in the same city). Edit: I concede it's actually pretty remarka
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by bigdict 3y ago
In what sense? What's a physical data connection? There's a shit ton of routers and switches in between, it's not like there's an electrical connection.

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