darknoon

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by darknoon 3y ago
It's a completion model, which can work a lot better for certain use cases. Eg I can ask it to generate a huge chunk of code and it doesn't try to give an "example", it generates a realistically long bit of code. This is
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by darknoon 3y ago
They did a price drop on it, seems like it will stick around until they can make the Quest 3 a more consumer-friendly price.
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by darknoon 3y ago
you can access the tensor cores from cuda, in practice you might generate the code with something like openai triton
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by darknoon 3y ago
afaict OpenAI's instance is massively overloaded, you can see with the 32k context model actually being faster in practice rather than slower
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by darknoon 4y ago
In the video it said something about modulating the amount of nitrogen fixation based on the plant's needs. Could mean that it's able to scale it up if its needs are higher, but I imagine this is part of the breeding work they&#x2
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by darknoon 4y ago
We noticed that this webpage is out of date for recent models so we (diagram.com) commissioned a better one that lets you pick any of OpenAI's models including chats: https://tiktokenizer.vercel.app/
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by darknoon 4y ago
They seem to be updating the model roughly weekly, so it would be somewhat expected to see it start to include some more influence from what people have been entering into the chat window.
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by darknoon 4y ago
Having spent a few months in Senegal, basically if it's on a sign it's probably Wolof, if it's in a Koran or religious school it might be Arabic (though many people can only read the Koran phonetically, they don't unders
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by darknoon 4y ago
The comments on the bug are quite rude and condescending, as happens often when HN links to a "surprise" decision in chromium. Would hate to be on the other side of this, though perhaps being more transparent could make their argu
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by darknoon 4y ago
Apple support can push a screen share to your device. Iirc, you have to accept it before it starts sharing.
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by darknoon 4y ago
So sad, I use this app every day!
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by darknoon 4y ago
Safari webview (WebKit) is what it's describing
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by darknoon 4y ago
She tried this in the video… you have to watch it but basically it just bounced off the clay layer. Her soil is exceptionally poor.
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by darknoon 5y ago
I appreciate the quote from corporate: “We are still scratching our head about what this gentleman was thinking.”
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by darknoon 5y ago
Thank goodness that iCloud temporary emails are on the same domain! They wouldn't dare block all iCloud users right?
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We handle 80TB and 5M page views a month for under $400(blog.polyhaven.com)
766 points by darknoon 5y ago|401 comments
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by darknoon 6y ago
Sounds pretty similar to thumb mode on ARM, no?
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by darknoon 6y ago
Personally, I think web browsers are good examples. You see integration with various platforms, abstractions on top of them, and general algorithms, generally with a consistent code style. - WebKit - Chrome
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by darknoon 6y ago
Not even SIMD on recent GPUs, it's SIMT.
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by darknoon 6y ago
Now is a particularly bad time to build a rig, since new NVIDIA cards are launching in a couple months. The value of a used 2080Ti (Turing) will tank, because Ampere cards will be available with similar performance for half the price.
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The Short Story of Neversink Farm (2017)(youtube.com)
1 points by darknoon 6y ago|0 comments
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by darknoon 6y ago
"AVC transcoding at 30 FPS" sounds a lot less useful than what you can get from an NVIDIA consumer or Quadro card via NVENC. Very weird, and multiple Xeons doesn't sound cheap. Am I misunderstanding the product? I know Intel
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by darknoon 6y ago
As an end user, can you provide me with all of the event data you have collected about me? Or does Stripe help sites that integrate stripe.js to respond to data requests? Ie, CCPA / GDPR says I have the right to see and correct it if I
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by darknoon 7y ago
This is not the same thing. CACurrentMediaTime() / CFAbsoluteTimeGetCurrent() are first of all not deprecated (just check CFDate.h / CABase.h) but return a time interval since system boot so they are guaranteed to be increasin
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by darknoon 7y ago
The first link on your demo gives me an error (mobile safari) https://www.appblit.com/pdfreflow/viewdoc?url=http://arxiv.o...
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by darknoon 7y ago
What they did is pretty logical imo, though it would have been better to tell people at the time. I'm a little disappointed by this judgement.
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by darknoon 7y ago
How does this qualify as semi-supervised? Labels are being passed in for all data points during training—isn't that full supervision? https://github.com/leimao/Siamese_Network_MNIST/blob/master/...
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by darknoon 7y ago
It's a shame that Hack didn't replace PHP in general use. I didn't see a mention in the article, but it was created to be exactly this safer/faster/more elegant version of PHP. For example, it has a broad type syste
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by darknoon 7y ago
Hey, I really appreciate your work on these bindings. I have done a lot of work with Metal on iOS, and found it frustrating to start over from scratch when trying to combine graphics and deep learning (CUDA on Linux). It would be awesome to
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by darknoon 7y ago
This guy really misses the point. You don't put 1024 x86 cores on a chip because the programming model of individual threads being scheduled ad-hoc doesn't scale that well (and imposes a lot of overhead on the control apparatus).

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