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by bravura 2y ago
Please don't jump on me: Am I the only person in this world who is an accomplished engineer and thinks commit messages are worthless? That if I want to roll back or dissect, I do it at the PR and not individual commit level? The need f
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by bravura 2y ago
Can you please just do plain-old transcription with speaker diarization? That's the most important starting point for me. [edit: The summaries are usually bad and I always want to refer back to what was specifically said through LLM Q+
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by bravura 2y ago
Question: If I want to inference with the largest DeepSeek R1 models, what are my different paid API options? And, if I want to fine-tune / RL the largest DeepSeek R1 models, how can I do that?
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by bravura 2y ago
If it goes on your skin or in your body, do you trust Amazon 3rd party sellers?
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by bravura 2y ago
Aside: I agree there is not enough mentorship, and I think a network/app for this would be amazing. It would be great if: a) it used LLMs to do partial AI match making b) it had a relatively decent solution to avoiding mentors getting
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by bravura 2y ago
"Today many web developers consider jQuery to be “legacy software.” With all due respect to this perspective, jQuery is currently used on 75% of all public websites, a number that dwarfs all other JavaScript tools." This argument
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by bravura 2y ago
Recent work by Feng et al from Bengio's lab focus on how attention can be formulated as an RNN ("Attention as RNN": https://arxiv.org/pdf/2405.13956 ) and how minimal versions of GRUs and LSTMs can be tra
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by bravura 2y ago
antirez, it's probably identical to the approach in this paper: Li et al 2024, "Evaluating Large Language Models for Generalization and Robustness via Data Compression" ( https://ar5iv.labs.arxiv.org/html&#x2F
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by bravura 2y ago
"It is well established that compression is essentially prediction, which effectively links compression and langauge models (Delétang et al., 2023). The source coding theory from Shannon’s information theory (Shannon, 1948) suggests th
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by bravura 2y ago
Full batch with L-BFGS, when possible, is wildly underappreciated.
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by bravura 2y ago
Honest question, asking for informed responses: How harmful is second-hand vape? Littered cigarette butts don't biodegrade. Second-hand smoke causes cancer and the smell lingers on material. Does other people vaping near you in an encl
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by bravura 2y ago
People keep saying stuff like this, but I don't believe it: "There is no technical moat in this field, and so OpenAI is the epicenter of an investment bubble." AI progress is driven by strong valuable data. Detailed important
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by bravura 2y ago
If I am not an Anki user (yet) but want to create an Anki deck from scratch for something I am trying to learn, should I use your tool?
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by bravura 2y ago
Do you mind sharing what you think are the killer features of fish?
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by bravura 2y ago
With that said, an LLM to a) generate a LONG-list and b) help you zero in on your short-list; is something I would pay for.
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by bravura 2y ago
Statistically chosen to maximize *some particular loss measure, which in this case might be the t-SNE or UMAP criterion, and is computed only globally and not for different filters.
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by bravura 2y ago
For years, I've wished someone would port Pink Trombone to a VST or something I could control through code.
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by bravura 2y ago
Does it really matter if it's simple to export your data and then import to another bookmark manager?
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by bravura 2y ago
I'd be really curious to see what happens if you use PaCMAP ( https://jmlr.org/papers/volume22/20-1061/20-1061.pdf ) and more recent large-scale variants ( https://github.com/YingfanWang&#x2
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by bravura 2y ago
There is a lot of published research work in ML that had huge impact without explicitly touching linear algebra. Given that is the case, to answer your question: yes, linear algebra is the foundation of ML. No, a lot of impactful day-to-d
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by bravura 2y ago
Will this work? Because part of the LLM training is to reward it for always having a response handy.
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by bravura 2y ago
People have been critiquing the collaborative filtering aspect of this work vs content analysis ("[why use stars instead of code similarity]") but there's something elegant about the simplicity of using less priors here. A tf
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by bravura 2y ago
Kill two birds with one stone: 1) Add functionality to auto-setup digital meetups and invite people within 200mi or something. 2) Let people meet in groups digitally, and maybe that spurs them to meet in person.
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by bravura 2y ago
Wow this is amazing. It just gave me critique on my bodyweight squat form. But I also found it hard to prompt to tutor in French or Portuguese; the accents were gruesomely bad.
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by bravura 2y ago
Question: Have you tried using this for video? Alternately, if I wanted to pipe a bunch of screencaps into it and get one grand response, how would I do that? e.g. "Does the user perform a thumbs up gesture in any of these stills?&quot
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by bravura 2y ago
I seem to recall that there a recent theory paper that got a best paper award, but can't find it. If I remember correctly, their counter-intuitive result was that big overparameterized models could learn more efficiently, and were less
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by bravura 2y ago
What are the best static languages + frameworks for shipping CRUD web apps?
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by bravura 2y ago
Not "exactly" how we learn. Humans learn through a combination of reinforcement learning (which is costly/risky/painful) and through observation of existing patterns and norms. Better observation-based learning is a less
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by bravura 2y ago
This is great. I would actually perhaps think the next step would be to add some sugar that allows you to run a random / fixed grid of hyper-parameters and get a report of accuracy and speed for your specific data set.
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by bravura 2y ago
There is definitely a need for this. What I don't understand from quickly skimming your description and homepage: Do you source/provide the humans in the loop? That's a good value add, but how do I automatically / manual

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