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by dcl 9mo ago
How much am I missing out by using the standard launcher my Pixel comes with? I haven't played with different launchers since the Nexus 4 and Android 2/3 (I think).
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by dcl 11mo ago
Are you getting confused with the photoelectric effect experiment?
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by dcl 11mo ago
What happens when you prompt one of these kind of models with de_dust? Will it autocomplete the rest of the map? edit: Just tried it and it doesn't, but it does a good job of creating something like a CS map.
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by dcl 11mo ago
Is this why I cannot seem to fine tune YOLO models on a Apple M4? The loss hits nan after a few batches. Same code using Windows PC and Google Colab CPU and GPU is fine...
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by dcl 11mo ago
At a previous $dayjob at a very large financial institution, it's however many clusters are present in the strategy that was agreed to by the exec team and their highly paid consultants. You find that many clusters and shoehorn the con
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by dcl 1y ago
Is there any 'small' OCR models around? Say I only care about reading serial numbers from photos in a manufacturing process, not whole document parsing. Using a 3B param model to do this seems like a bit of overkill...
37.
by dcl 1y ago
A friend doing bioinformatics told me about this at uni, it was definitely one of those "i can't believe this is doable" sort of things.
38.
by dcl 1y ago
Anyone tried the 20B param model on a mac with 24gb of ram?
39.
by dcl 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking_Machines_Corporation for the reference
40.
by dcl 1y ago
ML algorithms are compression algorithms, the trained models are compressed data.
41.
by dcl 1y ago
Ahh rightio. That's a shame.
42.
by dcl 1y ago
"Bring your own AI" or "Provide your AI API access key" will probably be coming to a lot of services/apps that we want 'our' AI's to interact with. I can see this also bringing strongly tiered AI&#x27
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by dcl 1y ago
Doesn't support NVIDIA GPU's!? Is this a display or gaming specific thing? All the ML people are using NVIDIA GPU's on Linux.
44.
by dcl 1y ago
That is what made me click.
45.
by dcl 1y ago
You have awakened some incredible memories. I know exactly what you are talking about.
46.
by dcl 1y ago
Rearden metal...?
47.
by dcl 1y ago
thank you for this laugh
48.
by dcl 1y ago
Wouldn't have even been a believable April fools joke even 5 years ago.
49.
by dcl 1y ago
Search engines are still required for me. LLM's still get lots of very important things wrong. Last night, I asked Claude 3.7 Sonnet to obtain historical gold prices in AUD and the ASX200 TR index values and plot the ratio of them, it
50.
by dcl 1y ago
But how good is it at Pokemon?
51.
by dcl 1y ago
I like this bit: > Personally, when I want to get a sense of capability improvements in the future, I'm going to be looking almost exclusively at benchmarks like Claude Plays Pokemon. Definitely interested to see how the best models
52.
by dcl 2y ago
6 months?
53.
by dcl 2y ago
I always thought it was interesting that my modern CPU takes ages to plot 100,000 or so points in R or Python (ggplot2, seaborn, plotnine, etc) and yet somehow my 486DX 50Mhz could pump out all those pixels to play Doom interactively and sm
54.
by dcl 2y ago
He kept more of his MSFT stock.
55.
by dcl 2y ago
I didn't realize how bad I was at writing and also how incomplete a lot of thoughts and ideas were until I tried blogging about them. Definitely made me respect the bloggers I read even more.
56.
by dcl 2y ago
Running/managing the firm, doing pitches, sales, schmoozing, etc.
57.
by dcl 2y ago
Not seeing ads is going is going to be a very luxury premium in the future.
58.
by dcl 2y ago
But for what purposes?
59.
by dcl 2y ago
I watched this just the other day (as a joke Christmas film) after having not seen it for about 10-12 years. It's waaaay better than I remember and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Definitely hits a bit different after Epstein. The Very Bad Wi
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by dcl 2y ago
That just makes it more likely to sample less likely outcomes from the same distribution. No real novelty.

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