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I wish they used a different color for each orientation to see what pattern the angles form.
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When a (perfect) ball is thrown at a (perfect) car, it will bounce off with the same velocity, v, but with its direction reversed. If the car is moving with some velocity -V, when the ball bounces off it will have a velocity -v - 2V, gainin
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3y ago
So the space character is part of the token?
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I just read the paper about LORA. The main idea is that you write the weights of each neural network as W = W0 + B A Where W0 is the trained model’s weights, which are kept fixed, and A and B are matrices but with a much much lower rank tha
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3y ago
Sarcastic web development deserves to be a genre.
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Can someone kindly explain, what does he mean by the use of embeddings? More specifically how are those embeddings calculated?
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It is also really fast. But unfortunately it crashes even if you just sneeze (well, a year or two ago ago when I played with it, sorry if this has changed dramatically).
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3y ago
Can beginners without money with by PhDs, contribute? If so what would be the best way to start?
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In human learning at least, you need a good teacher that can give you a self consistent and correct basis and then you build on that. If you learn randomly your understanding will be "blurry" and then you have to spend time to unl
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3y ago
I am not sure what kind of background that you have, but with a bit of basic linear algebra you might enjoy this classic: https://jalammar.github.io/illustrated-transformer/
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Because most people get paid in pesos and access to USD is controlled by the government. And probably because US banks would not give loans in dollars to argentine businesses.
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3y ago
Maybe you need collaborators.
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The negations have multiple roles. An important one is that they add “color saturation” to the words. “It is bad”, “It is good”, “It is not bad”, “I can’t say it’s good”, “I can’t say it’s not bad”, are all different statements. So negation
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Actually, this is a really good point. Asking a question means that you have an internal model or the world and you realize that there are some data that is way off. Is it even possible at all to train an LLM to ask a question? This also gi
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This seems like the subject of topic modelling. Is anyone working on that? If so message me.
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I got curious and searched for the BBEdit manual. Do you mean chapter 30 (there isn't any) or chapter 8, "Searching with Grep"?
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3y ago
If you are like me and you tried to copy paste the python commands and it did not work, you need to generate an access token. Here is what you should do: 1. Sign up ( https://huggingface.co/ ) to hugging face. 2. Setup access
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I have been cross checking it with stored chatgpt4 answers and the wording is different but the answers seem comparable. It fails in my favorite one: There are 3 events, A, B and C. Event C is always before B. Given this, enumerate all poss
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No matter what it is probably easier to inspect a language model while it works, than the language module of a human while he speaks.
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The interesting bit that I got is that he made a speech implying that he had weapons of mass destruction because he wanted to scare off Iran. He actually did not have anything left because of the sanctions, but he did not want to appear wea
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4y ago
I don’t think so, unless it is the only official currency.
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Gym is indeed boring and so is running. Pick an activity that you actually enjoy doing (or you think it has potential). Preferably one that involves flexibility, coordination and strength and pushes you out of your comfort zone. Dancing, ac
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4y ago
Are you sure about the credit card? I signed up without one. There is a free option.
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> The App Store reviews, while mostly positive, are full of dozens of one-star ratings from people complaining that the app is hitting on them too much, flirting too aggressively, or sending sexual messages that they wish they could turn
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4y ago
Spot on. This certainly applies to much of physics academia at least.
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Great list! At the speed of light (300000 km/s) you can go around the earth (40000km) 7.5 times per second. The tcp packet speed is almost as fast as it can possibly be and this is amazing (or not, given that it is light most of the wa
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> One of the newly available GTK applications is GNOME Web aka. Epiphany, which is based on a very recent version of WebKitGTK. This provides an unfortunately non-native but largely functional web browser for Haiku for the first time in
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It is a nice read about Qatar and covers diverse topics. What I found interesting cause I did not know is that there is such a thing as islamic economics, which is trying to avoid the inequality between creditors and debtors and also deriva
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I agree with you and I was thinking the same. It may work as some form of wordy search engine. It is quite good for looking up instruction for technical stuff, including documentation. It might take google’s job? I am so curious!
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Yup, I should have checked it!
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