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elashri
2y ago
It is sad that this is happening to PhysicsForums. It was one of first websites I was using frequently 15 years ago when I started my physics passion (later career). I was active reader and contributed on few occasions but I still remember
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elashri
2y ago
Yes, it is down for me too. There are many report on openAI discord as well.
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Domain-Specific Tensor Languages
(arxiv.org)
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Physics of Skill Learning
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elashri
2y ago
At the price of $5,000 before taxes. There would be better and most cost effective options to run models that will require that much memory.
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2y ago
> he literally published documents that were behind a licensed paywall. No he did not do this [1]. I think you would need to read more about the actual case. The case was brought up based on him download and scraping the data. [1] https
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2y ago
https://journa.host/@jeremiak/113811327999722586
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2y ago
A lot of people have problem with selective enforcement of copyright law. Yes, changing them because it is captured by greedy cooperations would be something many would welcome. But currently the problem is that for normal folks doing what
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2y ago
However for these large size repositories. I'm not sure that you fit in the effective context window. I know that there is option to limit the token but then this would be your realistic limit.
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Rewrite It in Rust: A Computational Physics Case Study
(arxiv.org)
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Unless there is a significant increase in the effective context window in LLMs. Pursuing the goal of having agents working on complex goals is not going to work well. All the tricks and hacks trying to work around this problem is not going
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Cosine Similarity: Not the Silver Bullet We Thought It Was
(shaped.ai)
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elashri
2y ago
To avoid relying on projects like that in the future. I use selfhosted version of Reactive Resume [1]. Then I can keep the last version that worked even if change the license or stopped working. I would recommend everyone to look into this
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2y ago
> If there were forced to calculate this number, it wouldn't surprise me if they were able to do so in a manner that shows they lose money That's why a court would ask for the procedures that they followed and revise if they di
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Generating particle physics Lagrangians with transformers
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2y ago
I understand that it is different philosophy but I really would like to see the day when I can use Mermaid inside latex. Or at least get some robust mermaid to tikz converter. That would make my life much easy when preparing slides. I unde
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2y ago
Doesn't courts have the power to ask Apple to actually calculate this number and give the supporting evidence about that? Because judges are not robots and understand that it is really Apple doesn't want to know the number so that
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2y ago
> tell people how to build a nuke I understand that this is probably a sarcasm but I couldn't resist to comment. It is not difficult to know how to build a nuclear bomb in principle. Most of nuclear physicists in their early career
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elashri
2y ago
If someone is missing the workspaces from chrome/Arc. You can try the zen browser [1] which is Firefox fork that will have it. So you get the best of two world. Containers and workspaces. It is very good and they keep up with upstream
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> The only reason I don't have it set up is because I made the mistake of closing my free teir oracle cloud thinking I could spin up a fresh new instance and since then I haven't been able to get the free teir again. People are
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> We initially trained a 32B model using 3–4K math problems from the Numina dataset (provided by STILL-2), achieving a significant improvement in AIME24 accuracy from 16.7% to 43.3%. However, when we incorporated coding data generated fr
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There are three positions around the usage of of shadow libraries. 1- Should we develop this argument into more discussion as society and humans around the knowledge publication and the publication industry greed and the rent-seeking busine
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This is what a particle physicist use the term for. But for cosmologist on the question of matter composition they will use the term in different way. I was replying to exactly the quote from your reply.
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> No cosmologist uses "matter" when they mean "protons" for example. They will call that "baryonic matter".
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That's interesting, I didn't know before that there are re-write rules applied. It seems that this at least a case of when this failed.
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The submission title is edited in a questionable way. Specially that the original one is not clickbait and does fit in the title letters limit. There is a world of difference between " These Physicists Want to Ditch Dark Energy "
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Rewrite It in Rust: A Computational Physics Case Study
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I use it with Arabic and I can say it is pretty good. I don't use technical searches in Arabic obviously but I find the quality of search in Arabic better than English without blocking many sites like I have with English. I live in the
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Neural Parameter Estimation with Incomplete Data
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The download page doesn't work. It gives Error 404 using Firefox on Linux. I don't even know if Linux is supported and if this is user agent detection problem. Also the browser is not open source and the reason in the FAQ [1] does
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