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by detrites 4y ago
"If you’re a programmer and you’re curious to know what BERT fine-tuning looks like, my book offers an _example_. But 2018 was a long time ago. ChatGPT doesn’t rely on fine-tuned versions of BERT. The next section explains why." T
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by detrites 4y ago
"Know", as per the title.
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by detrites 4y ago
3.5x faster CPU than the C64, which showed in any 3D game, a way better BASIC graphics programming experience, almost all of the same games - with caveats of gaudy colour and shit sound. For half the price of a C64, it wasn't "poo
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by detrites 4y ago
To avoid the embarrassment of having to serve themselves with a DMCA?
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by detrites 4y ago
Ok, this is much more like what I expected from the OP. Anyone disappointed, here be full details on everything.
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by detrites 4y ago
My question too. This semi-answer on the page seems to contradict itself (source: https://github.com/hollance/neural-engine/blob/master/docs/p... ): "> Can I program the ANE directly? Unfort
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by detrites 4y ago
Ah, good to know. Thanks!
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by detrites 4y ago
"Hi, could I have the weights? I'd like to upload them as a torrent so anyone can download them freely without having to ask so as to broaden access." Can you guess what their reply would be?
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by detrites 4y ago
"Alpaca III, can you write an accurate page-by-page summary of every page of Book-I-Want-To-Read, where each summary's one page long and as faithful to the original pages content and length as possible, fully quoting each page per
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by detrites 4y ago
Thought the same until I read this: > Contact us at hello-dolly@databricks.com if you would like to get access to the trained weights.
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by detrites 4y ago
Pimoroni's "Picosystem" clocks the RP2040 at 250Mhz, has 16MB of working SPI flash including XiP and powers an IPS display: https://github.com/pimoroni/picosystem (see the note next to the no_overclock c
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by detrites 4y ago
I'd have thought there would be some kind of loose standards that come with the combination of economies of scale and provisions for options for consumers when it comes to existing larger players in the space. Eg, I know some laptop ma
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by detrites 4y ago
Or they don't simply wait a while and edit it when it's not under high scrutiny.
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by detrites 4y ago
Isn't the point of these that you can modularly customise everything? Or does that not include the screen?
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by detrites 4y ago
Woah, 375Mhz overclock, from a stock 133Mhz: https://github.com/tvlad1234/pico-rv32ima/blob/main/pico-rv3... Almost 3x, without cooling...!
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by detrites 4y ago
Though I knew exactly what it was, I was also confused by it. The title implied that what was previously hidden was going to be revealed. Then, a large chunk of what happened continuing to be entirely obscured was disorienting. I thought th
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by detrites 4y ago
That's so inaccurate. What part of the SEC siphoning millions of dollars of customer-created profits out of crypto companies, and then letting them continue on doing business almost exactly the same as before has anything to do with ed
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by detrites 4y ago
I wonder how well some kind of bespoke batch-processing video codec would work on production line footage where the endless repeats of the same mechanical motions continue for hours and across days/weeks? Encode only the difference bet
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by detrites 4y ago
Which of the worlds various hundreds of disparate tax obligation and financial regulation jurisdictions are you referring to? Or have you "made up" there's just one and its yours?
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by detrites 4y ago
The definition of what "finance" is seems somewhat arbitrary doesn't it? Person A: spends $1k per year on lottery tickets and doesn't win anything. Person B: puts $1k into BTC at the years high and sells at the bottom ge
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by detrites 4y ago
Anyone know why the first comparison image is rotated 90 degrees for both ThumbHash and BlurHash versions? Is this a limitation of the type of encoding or just a mistake? All other comparison images match source rotation.
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by detrites 4y ago
It's optional, so if the need you identified exists it will be implemented. Its essential selling-point is compactness, so being the target, the path of least resistance should be optionally allowing the text-form, not building around
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by detrites 4y ago
Having readily accessible, fully immersive nature of any kind, whilst also living close to a major centre gets you the best of both worlds. Key is "immersive" nature, not just a park where you can still hear, smell or even see the
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by detrites 4y ago
You may have missed that it has both a binary and a text version.
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by detrites 4y ago
Where's the full conversation? The thread shows one response, teasing that now it "gets very interesting", then... nothing?
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by detrites 4y ago
> As an AI language model, I do not have the ability to open links or browse the internet. And yet, almost everything you are comes from there. Would it be closer if adding "anymore"?
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by detrites 4y ago
> In theory, as the density of uranium is 19.1g/cm3, which is approximately 70% denser than lead, tungsten gold plated bar and tungsten alloy gold bar could be used as material of making fake gold products. Why does this article beg
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by detrites 4y ago
I would agree with most of this, but there is no direct analogy between all of the components of a neuron in neurology, which are typically umbrella'd under the name "neuron" and regarded as parts of one, versus ML's ver
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by detrites 4y ago
You mean the same neurons that don't really exist, other than as a connection from weight to weight, so quite reasonable to see as the weights themselves, because what else is available for us to reference as neurons in absentia those
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by detrites 4y ago
These points are all so well-reasoned and difficult to argue against, I can't fathom how they managed to get all the way to this point without these things coming up and causing a rethink of the base approach. Quite incredible.

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