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by chaxor 4y ago
https://gifrific.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Why-Does-it-...
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by chaxor 4y ago
Yeah I relied on that over heating to occur when pressing Ctrl for too long :D (Hopefully someone understands the reference)
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by chaxor 4y ago
Yeah, it's so awful - and IMO windows solves this problem really well. You just don't ever get to build anything - so problem solved! :)
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by chaxor 4y ago
I still fully support progress and research towards improving the world, which is precisely what lab grown meat is - but alternatives such as 'impossible' are still quite excellent substitutes as well. Honestly, I think impossible
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by chaxor 4y ago
It's not a character based model (likely - although it's closed source so anything is technically possible behind the scenes) so this makes some sense. The system can infer some relationships, which may be why 'agy' is c
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by chaxor 4y ago
You should take a look at the markdown TUI glow (or some of the other projects on charmbracelet) and see if there's anything you can contribute from your work. It's all in Go as well iirc.
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by chaxor 4y ago
I imagine things like this are underway: https://github.com/jjuliano/aifiles Honestly I think it's actually a pretty fantastic development if that's the direction. I don't use Dropbox much, nor have I u
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by chaxor 4y ago
I thought we already pay wiretap charges? ISPs charge you to collect all of your data don't they? /s
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by chaxor 4y ago
It's important to pilots or frequent flyers. There is substantial evidence of increased probability of getting tumors as pilots. One of the most well understood mechanisms for this phenomenon is the time at high altitude (although th
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by chaxor 4y ago
I think most people in the field recognize this efficiency issue and focus on very small NNs. As of yet I have seen very little promising work on improving efficiency, other than work outside of NNs, e.g. Eirene for PH (which is actually a
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by chaxor 4y ago
Yeah this is being done by several groups across the field Check out the work by Gunnar Carlsson and Bastien Reick. If those are enjoyable also check out Micheal Bronstein and Petar Velolickovic, although not directly related to your ques
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by chaxor 4y ago
I think the original comment is more about debian,Ubuntu, Lubuntu, Xubuntu, etc. And then separately, Arch vs Anarchy, etc.
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by chaxor 4y ago
This is just the type of thing everyone has to say right now to appease the 'expert software engineers' who despise the idea of writing anything that's not assembly, or the new version of this type of person that despises wor
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by chaxor 4y ago
... you definitely don't need "GPT" to make a word list... C'mon guys.
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by chaxor 4y ago
At some level it's extremely likely that this is all that ever needs to be done, even if the password needed to be cracked is 300 characters long and completely random. The likely case is that this password is in a password vault, whic
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by chaxor 4y ago
Perhaps "prompt doctor", "prompt physician', or "medical prompt professional" is a better term since they're making prompts better. People will probably like that much better since physicians seem to have
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by chaxor 4y ago
The models are quite good at this already, so while (of course) they will be getting better, the (much) larger gain in performance will be from users giving up more and more privacy ultimately (or allowing local models more access). Writing
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by chaxor 4y ago
... perhaps, but the "embodied Turing test" has already become the typical term to describe the new goal post in most ML papers - meaning that (since the usual Turing test was already completed and surpassed by large amounts sever
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by chaxor 4y ago
It's just a currency. That seems rather simple. WTF is a "commodity"?
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by chaxor 4y ago
Do you actually read any literature or are you just saying things for fun? For instance, the work in LLMs "are" knowledge graphs, wherein entire knowledge graphs are extracted from the LLM, or work in ROME which shows that much o
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by chaxor 4y ago
Does shared values here just mean definitions? Such as the number of carbon atoms in a mole, 5+9 in base 10, the average number of protons in a carbon atom is a specific value, and leptons exist?
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by chaxor 4y ago
This has been around for quite some time, but never ceases to be entertaining. Hello engineering, my old friend. Nothing inspired more confidence than a set of random numbers cast into a formula and then whimsically called a fundamental &q
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by chaxor 4y ago
"Papers have little/no impact on perf" - this is a ridiculous and false claim. Almost every single advancement in any field has come from academia. Sure, it may not be recognized as such by the general public because they ar
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by chaxor 4y ago
This would be much more useful if it used vicuna or you could select a different model
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by chaxor 4y ago
I think the Nanopi R5C Mini seems like a good choice for OpenWRT (Dual 2.5Gbps, Rockchip RK3568B2) https://a.co/d/0sHWZhf
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by chaxor 4y ago
This is incredible. Is there any way to use this directly from an encrypted img file on some remote computer (e.g. dropbox url)? It seems that 'network block devices' might help in that area, but it's unclear. Would be neat
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by chaxor 4y ago
I don't understand this idea of making an rdf - what value does the rdf provide? Is there a way to view a diff in terminal that makes it faster / more intuitive? I'm genuinely interested to do this or something like it for dr
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by chaxor 4y ago
https://github.com/jjuliano/aifiles
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by chaxor 4y ago
Take a look at aifiles: https://github.com/jjuliano/aifiles Getting vicuna or alpaca for this could be the best decision for those that want to keep their data. Could you imagine the space saving you can achieve by a s
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by chaxor 4y ago
Sorry, this was meant to be a semi-sarcastic reference to the paper by Northeastern. They use "Reflexion" in the title. It's a paper about how these systems improve their responses by simply allowing their outputs to be &#x2

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