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Dear PyTorch, nobody likes pickles(aikomail.com)
5 points by cuuupid 3y ago|1 comments
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by cuuupid 3y ago
I think these have common solutions that don't require building more systems, running more queries and jacking up GPU bills, which is the direction we should be moving in at this point. e.g. asymmetric embeddings, instruct-based embedd
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by cuuupid 3y ago
Was pretty popular circa 2012 for dissidents in some countries
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by cuuupid 3y ago
Google reached that conclusion ~2 years ago but has yet to show significant results, key word above being curated
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by cuuupid 3y ago
I’d be the first to say I’m not a fan of the TSA but this is a bit of an extreme take. Yes, you can bypass the measures, but there’s a fallacy in assuming they don’t still stop bad actors. iirc the TSA failure rate is an abysmal 70%, but I’
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by cuuupid 3y ago
Equating everything to China or middle eastern countries is the 2023 equivalent of equating everything to Hitler. This is bad but not yet _that_ bad. I have to say though, EU legislature in recent years is on a very slippery slope.
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by cuuupid 3y ago
Doesn’t this essentially spell doom for Ripple and similar “CDBC” crypto plays in the US?
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by cuuupid 3y ago
I don’t know how this devolved into an America bashing thread but it’s worth noting that cheque transactions have other causes. You could make the same argument about the popularity of cash as a payment method abroad. ACH sucks but Zelle is
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by cuuupid 3y ago
This may be true but isn’t their official stance that their models are too powerful and could destroy Western civilization as we know it?
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Pornhub blocks access to entire state of Virginia(virginiamercury.com)
59 points by cuuupid 3y ago|42 comments
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by cuuupid 3y ago
(Their private status dashboard still shows everything green)
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by cuuupid 3y ago
Honestly if you want to go this lightweight I think desktop PWAs are better suited, they’ve been around for 4+ years but are horribly underutilized
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by cuuupid 3y ago
This is cool, I highly recommend Jay Alammar’s Illustrated Transformer series to anyone wanting to get an understanding of the different types of transformers and how self-attention works. The math behind self-attention is also cool and eas
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by cuuupid 3y ago
I switched from Chrome to Edge 4ish years ago. It was honestly faster, didn’t rev up my laptop fan, and over time they added things like the automatic privacy tooling that I enjoyed. Now they’re messing up where it matters. The endless prom
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by cuuupid 3y ago
Reminds me of this: https://www.palantir.com/platforms/aip/ I think there’s a lot of value here in empowering business users or more operational folks to use data without needing familiarity with a tool or languag
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by cuuupid 4y ago
Interesting article but it sounds like all the author had to do was schedule an appointment and wait 30min. Also the conclusion is discouraging: rather than make self payment easier, the IRS easily has the information available to estimate
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by cuuupid 4y ago
I don’t understand the controversy in this issue. It seems they could have saved a lot of time spent throwing shade back and forth by just implementing a feature flag. The argument against the feature flag is ultimately more egregious; it’s
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by cuuupid 4y ago
I think that this has been fleshed out quite a bit, the reason you’re not seeing much vocality about it today is threefold: - ChatGPT is less applicable to mil/leo’s and broader govt, and is the central piece of these discussions becau
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by cuuupid 4y ago
I think OP mischaracterized the issue with the license, its more that the weights don’t fall under the same scope. They’re research use only, no commercial use allowed.
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by cuuupid 4y ago
13B fits nicely even in a 3090 (24gb vram)!
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by cuuupid 4y ago
We don't but the grammar check is disabled. In general anything cloud-based services are vetted before being allowed. I think MS Edge is getting even worse about this, with the big fucking Bing icon in the corner and making it impossib
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by cuuupid 4y ago
It's even worse. When working with someone else's code e.g. StackOverflow there's a reputation system gating people from the platform and incentivizing them to provide correct answers. You can reasonably expect that someone e
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by cuuupid 4y ago
We block ChatGPT, as do most federal contractors. I think it’s a horrible exploit waiting to happen: - there’s no way they’re manually scrubbing out sensitive data so its bound to spill out from the training data when prompting the model -
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by cuuupid 4y ago
I’m hitting ChatGPT or faster speeds on my 3090. Have it running the image with a reverse SSH tunnel to an EC2 instance that’s ferrying requests from the web. It only took 4 hours of an afternoon, and based off the trending Databricks artic
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by cuuupid 4y ago
I don’t love the lack of quantitative comparison to Alpaca but a commercial model (which sounds like it’s in the works) would finally move the needle on democratizing access to LLMs. Will also commend the authors for not falling into the “L
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by cuuupid 4y ago
I think the logic is supposedly having multiple for-profits reduces the ability for any one to control the store, or at least incentivizes other stores to apply as little control as possible to gain users. I think that works as global econo
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by cuuupid 4y ago
It seems insane to me to have fundamental education that builds logic & reasoning taught by an AI that can exhibit neither of those (and this isn’t just my hot take but something easily provable if you look at the underlying architectur
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by cuuupid 4y ago
Since it’s trained on a specialized supercomputer I doubt we’ll be seeing an open source or non-OpenAI version of this for the next couple years at least. Sad to say it but OpenAI has successfully privatized AI
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by cuuupid 4y ago
Cal.com’s issues have less to do with the stack and more that it just isn’t setup for self hosting , if you try to get it up and running you’ll notice you get quite a few errors where it tries to hit proprietary code and it crashes strangel
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by cuuupid 4y ago
The weights are non commercial and while their code is GPLv3 they’ve only released inference and have removed anything that would give away the training methods :)

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