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by edflsafoiewq 3mo ago
"You could have invented..." a just a genre of expository writing which builds a path from something you know to something you want to learn. The sequence of development is not necessarily even historically accurate, it can be com
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by edflsafoiewq 3mo ago
The big labs don't generally have the resources to remove stuff and re-run training again either. That's reserved for new models. Existing models are modified by operating on the weights even by the model creators, which exactly s
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by edflsafoiewq 3mo ago
PrismML released a ternary model recently. However AFAICT they don't use this packing, instead packing trits as 2 bits each (as least for the GGUF). Hy-MT2 also came out with a 1.25bit model using a technique called Sherry, where weigh
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by edflsafoiewq 3mo ago
I actually don't think LLMs are "really" intelligent either, but we do seem to be pawing our way towards something. Everyone is talking about safety and risk and alignment. But I never read anything about what kind of moral o
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by edflsafoiewq 3mo ago
People swear up and down these things are real intelligences and not stochastic parrots until the ethical questions come out and then they're just fancy washing machines.
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by edflsafoiewq 3mo ago
What's the advantage of the separate streams? That presumably prevents a streaming encoder/decoder.
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by edflsafoiewq 3mo ago
It appears they are using Q2_0 in llama.cpp, which is 2 bits per weight + 1 float16 scale per group of 64 weights. This is inefficient in two ways: one bit pattern is wasted on each weight, since ternary weights only use {-1,0,1} and Q2_0 a
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JPEG for ASTC(github.com)
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by edflsafoiewq 3mo ago
I find it kind of interesting the whole output wasn't released. A common criticism of mathematical writing is results are "pulled out of a hat"; you only write up a polished, final proof, but hide everything that went into de
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by edflsafoiewq 3mo ago
In data structure terms, attributes do allow nodes to be decorated with additional information without forcing any change on existing parsers. In JSON, this would require swapping, eg. "str" -> {"value": "str&quo
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by edflsafoiewq 4mo ago
I think those are CLI options, not negative signs. Ie. you call zstd -3 for compression level 3.
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by edflsafoiewq 4mo ago
"Oh gee, we'd definitely contribute to the open source driver if the repo name didn't have wacom in it." Yeah, uh huh.
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by edflsafoiewq 4mo ago
It's typical to only append fields when you do this.
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by edflsafoiewq 5mo ago
> I'm not going to name those countries outright Why?
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by edflsafoiewq 5mo ago
That isn't because of a general opposition to all uses of Latin.
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by edflsafoiewq 6mo ago
The regulation targets most portable electronics, not just phones.
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by edflsafoiewq 6mo ago
I understand why coroutines are an issue for saving, but why are they an issue for pausing? Don't you just not resume the coroutines while paused?
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by edflsafoiewq 7mo ago
Oh brave new world, that has such arguments in it!
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by edflsafoiewq 7mo ago
Static-assert the machine is little endian.
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by edflsafoiewq 7mo ago
That's a serialization format.
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by edflsafoiewq 7mo ago
Perhaps these two roles shouldn't be conflated into a single position?
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by edflsafoiewq 7mo ago
Here is the article's text, extracted from the .js source: https://pastebin.com/5uguB0bs
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by edflsafoiewq 7mo ago
Examples?
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by edflsafoiewq 7mo ago
What about page size?
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by edflsafoiewq 8mo ago
What makes you think this is going to stave off that world? More likely you'll get both, since I doubt this API is going to satisfy other states' age verification requirements.
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by edflsafoiewq 8mo ago
Of course. Arch for example ships packages that use a shared system electron. But you'll often end up need multiple electron versions. There's also stuff like lorca which shells out to an installed Chromium browser.
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by edflsafoiewq 8mo ago
You also need the group structure, ie. a(bG) = b(aG) = (ab)G. But AFAICT, elliptic curve groups really are the best known groups where DH is hard. The "Why curves win" section talks about it terms of key size, but the reason other
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by edflsafoiewq 8mo ago
Such as?
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by edflsafoiewq 8mo ago
O(1) just means "a bounded function (on a neighborhood of infinity)". Unlike f(x), which refers to some function by name, O(1) refers to some function by a property it has. It's the same principle at work in "even + odd
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by edflsafoiewq 8mo ago
My immediate thought was combining characters eg 934 = CISTERCIAN STAFF + COMBINING CISTERCIAN 900 + COMBINING CISTERCIAN 30 + COMBINING CISTERCIAN 4 Would require allocating (1 staff) + (9 digits) * (4 place

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