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Oh cool. It looks like in that thread they were discussing what the ffts would look like after n-iterations so that’s what this fork is doing.
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The Horror Game of the Year Is a Doom II Mod
(kotaku.com)
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No worries your initial response was clear to me. My question was under the assumption that you couldn’t mathematically pick an arbitrary pair of curve and finite field, but I guess any choice is fine as long as the parties agree ahead of t
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given a curve, how do you find the corresponding finite field? The article seems to pull it out of thin air (?)
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I believe what he is referring to is that the LLM’s weights are set when chatting. It is not “learning”. simply using its pretrained weights on your input. Edit: Nope. TIL feed-forward means no loops.
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And this wasn’t Amazon’s only acquisition in this space. They bought Shelfari before this and also drove it into the ground.
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There’s also an excellent series of books by Susskind of the same name.
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3y ago
confused is the expected state when thinking about timezones so you have nothing to worry about.
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3y ago
What's wrong with Feedly ( https://feedly.com/ )? I've been using it since Reader shut down and havent noticed much of a difference.
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Databricks was founded by the creators of Apache Spark, and their platform is a fully hosted spark solution. Spark is a flexible distributed computing framework which came as a successor to Hadoop and map/reduce. Spark processes big da
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For some models, perhaps you can use get_output_embeddings() like in this example: https://stackoverflow.com/a/65267429
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We might be talking about 2 different things. I was referring to the backwards learning pass and you seem to be referring to the forward inference pass, but what is an alternative to learning (or producing) text which does not involve sampl
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Three people have acquired malaria in the US. They’re the first in 20 years
(vox.com)
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Failing on "trivial alterations to the same underlying domain" is a not a disproof of thought. Your argument also implies hyp1 and 2 are exclusive, clearly both can be true, and in fact must be true, unless you are claiming that y
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> Afterward, they cool it quickly — 24 degrees Celsius per minute — to bypass the formation of cell-shredding ice crystals and directly enter a glass-like state.
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> The first homology group of the didicosm is ℤ4 × ℤ4. What about the other 5 "orientable platycosms"? I assume 3-Torus is another with ℤ × ℤ × ℤ (?)
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This is exactly right. the user experience needs to be centered around finding the community not selecting an instance.
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Yeah having to worry about instances is already a fail. You should be able to search and join a "community" and the instance shouldn't even matter for the end-user. If the community / topic / "subreddit" y
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The New York Times' Latest Puzzle Seems Awfully Familiar
(kotaku.com)
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They Bought a House to Airbnb. They Were Banned for Knowing the Wrong People
(vice.com)
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Defaults raise alarm over stability of San Francisco’s commercial property
(ft.com)
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> One thing that troubles me in the paper is that the researchers appear to have gone looking for precursor patterns in an ad hoc way, with no physical theory in mind, just trying different binning techniques and delays until they got a
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Like many things in life, people are not outraged by the change, but in how the change was handled.
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I just had this issue with lemmy today. caused me to bounce. maybe will try again later.
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Johny Srouji was mysteriously absent from the Vision Pro launch
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GPT states at the end: > However, in the lines following the removal, P should be replaced with S to maintain correctness.
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yeah this also confused me. sounds like he's talking about meditation and psychedelics.
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‘Incompetent’ driverless cars are wreaking havoc on San Francisco
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This is an awesome project! Some questions I have, and I apologize if they are answered elsewhere: 1. Which llm(s) are you using? 2. Is there an api we can can use our own models? 3. How do you moderate the content?
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Get Ready for the Full-Employment Recession
(wsj.com)
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