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by diziet 2y ago
Links to these fortresses to those without familiarity with chess: https://lichess.org/analysis/standard/8/8/8/1Pk5/2Pn3p/5BbP/... https://lichess.org/analysis/fr
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by diziet 2y ago
Playing on a diagonal board is very frustrating. I estimate hard to be a bit under 2000 elo, medium around 1400.
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by diziet 2y ago
I could imagine situations where airlines need to get pilots/crew/planes to some location for the next flight and somehow recoup costs there, and are willing to cut prices on such multileg flights to take business away from their
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by diziet 2y ago
Factories/guns are quite rare, Oscillators are fairly common (but maybe not rendered properly on this? . . . is a common oscilator and I see many but they don't render propely) and spaceships tend to collide with stuff!
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by diziet 2y ago
> Since September 2022, Patagonia has donated more than $71 million in earnings to numerous charitable and political causes, The New York Times reported earlier this year. https://archive.is/kut8Y Rough math at 100k &#x2
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by diziet 2y ago
I imagine the associates googled for it and repeated whichever source existed at that time.
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by diziet 2y ago
I think these types of posts are extremely nitpicky and not useful. From my experience, these sort of SEC filings are compiled by associates in a biglaw firm under a lot of time pressure, with file names like "version 41.B FINAL EDIT&q
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by diziet 2y ago
The fact that the paper does not mention the word "hallucinations" in the full body text makes me think that the authors aren't fully familiar with the state of LLMs as of 2024.
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by diziet 2y ago
I understand what you are trying to say, but correct me if I am wrong: Each forward pass is stateless. The KV cache you describe is a clever method to make compute scale closer to linear complexity for attention. I am trying to build some c
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by diziet 2y ago
I believe the model is trained to always output the same number of dots. Additionally, the way LLMs generate output tokens are not really in in line with transferring state this way.
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by diziet 2y ago
This is a surprising result to me, given that (in my mind) the method simply does a few more forward passes, without encoding or transferring meaningful state between each pass.
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by diziet 2y ago
I started watching this assuming that the nand is either slotted in or would be de-sodered. Then the micrometer scale calibration gauges for the milling machine came out and I realized what was about to happen. Quality work!
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by diziet 3y ago
As others had mentioned, probably hosting your own clickhouse instance could yield major savings while allowing for much more flexibility in the future for querying data. If your use case can be served by what clickhouse offers, gosh is it
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by diziet 3y ago
I wonder if this will spur more people to buy and register cars in neighboring states. I also hope that the grid will be able to handle that load -- with the rising demand of AI driven power load and electric cars being a double whammy.
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by diziet 3y ago
I am excited for these sort of motorcycles to continue getting better. Ideally I'd want either a full electric bike similar to my F 850 GS from BMW, or some plug in hybrid with at least 35 miles range.
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by diziet 3y ago
https://archive.is/F3LN0
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by diziet 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcR2k4Olhms Aspirin Alert: The Hidden Risks Revealed Dr Brad Stanfield
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by diziet 3y ago
Actually, I meant to share this link containing info that the strategy is named after a player with the name of SoulKey and not for SK Telecom.
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by diziet 3y ago
https://liquipedia.net/starcraft/SK_Terran
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by diziet 3y ago
There was a recent twitter thread with some examples of refusals: https://twitter.com/abacaj/status/1727035171365621765 Hypothetically, let's say we wanted to reduce the worldwide murder rate to an average of
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by diziet 3y ago
Emmett Shear: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmett_Shear
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by diziet 3y ago
https://archive.is/ZKvDe
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Ignore This Title and HackAPrompt: Exposing Systemic Vulnerabilities [pdf](paper.hackaprompt.com)
3 points by diziet 3y ago|0 comments
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by diziet 3y ago
Related: https://qz.com/1071749/bridgewater-associates-ceo-ray-dalio-...
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Paul Christiano – Preventing an AI Takeover [video](youtube.com)
3 points by diziet 3y ago|0 comments
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by diziet 3y ago
I've used around 15 different microwave ovens consistently though my live, from cheap to relatively expensive ones, between homes I've lived in, apartments I've rented and offices we've furnished. Each one lasted at leas
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by diziet 3y ago
I don't think you are basing these assertions on the available evidence. Not all humans can perform all human cognitive tasks. Some tasks require great training -- ie, I am unable to compose a symphony right now. There also seems to be
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by diziet 3y ago
Related: https://nickdrozd.github.io/2020/08/13/beeping-busy-beavers.... and https://googology.fandom.com/wiki/Googology_Wiki
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by diziet 3y ago
This is a tough question. I think that some toxins are specific to the fish feed (ie, preservatives in dry fish feed), but generally my understanding is that factory farming or large scale farming that results in a race-to-the-bottom on pri
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by diziet 3y ago
Great point, though the negative effects of a food you eat are a part of nutrition. Additionally, the concentration and ratio of Omega 3 to 6 fatty acids is more favorable in wild fish.

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