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by elcomet 3y ago
They have been a thing for decades https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/363432
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by elcomet 3y ago
What does it change from parents with zero experience taking care of their children ?
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by elcomet 3y ago
Can you say more?
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by elcomet 3y ago
Pytorch has been supporting rocm for all last 2 years
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by elcomet 3y ago
If you assume it is a secret, you might start to use it as an access key, or similar things. That's where the error is. You should assume it is public (but avoid publishing it yourself of course, that's defense in depth)
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by elcomet 3y ago
It's also possible Google removed names of people who left. It's not really a research paper, more a marketing piece, so it might be possible (I don't think they would do that with a conf paper)
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by elcomet 3y ago
It seems very easy to check no? Look at the names in the paper and check where they are working now
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by elcomet 3y ago
Exactly. Nothing prevents the list of layers to be the same or different layers.
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by elcomet 3y ago
This is not specific to llms. So not really informative of how llms work. It also works for CNNs, LSTM, MLPs, or even any data processing program..
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by elcomet 3y ago
Please try to share abstract links instead of pdf links, for mobile or low connection readers.
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by elcomet 3y ago
What's PV?
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by elcomet 3y ago
We should have stopped at "GAFA"
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by elcomet 3y ago
This was bound to happen. I remember lot of people from the announcement thread didn't want to try it by fear of being banned from Apple. I really hope some country enforces interoperability of their services some day.
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by elcomet 3y ago
This doesn't affect only Amazon, it affects also all smaller online book stores
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by elcomet 3y ago
> They’re about the fastest people on a computer I’ve seen in my life. I've seen plenty of people using vim that seemed fast (as in plenty of keys pressed, screens changed, etc), and thought they were fast but actually were pretty s
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Islands Far Outside the Black Hole Horizon(arxiv.org)
1 points by elcomet 3y ago|0 comments
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by elcomet 3y ago
We can only compare specific training procedures though. With a 7b and a 70b trained the same way, the 70b should always be better
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by elcomet 3y ago
Alcohol evaporates when the bread cooks
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by elcomet 3y ago
We can do this already : https://arxiv.org/abs/1711.00043
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by elcomet 3y ago
This seems like a bad game design
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by elcomet 3y ago
It seems like you tried used copilot did you? To me the best thing about it is not the full function generation, which doesn't work very reliably, it's to finish the end of the line, when you already know what you will type, and i
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by elcomet 3y ago
It will be an applied research group obviously to develop products based on AI
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by elcomet 3y ago
Those all have apps for Netflix and others, as well as video on demand.
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by elcomet 3y ago
They also had to give back everything that was left of the 24M of course (all their assets were seized)
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by elcomet 3y ago
You can first search in your context for related things and only then prompt them. Look into retrieval-augmented generation.
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by elcomet 3y ago
Not at all. Sensitive data should be given only as context during inferencew and only to users who are allowed to read such data.
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by elcomet 3y ago
I'm not sure there are a lot of cases where you want to run a LLM on some data that the user is not supposed to have access to. This is the security risk. Only give your model some data that the user should be allowed to read using oth
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by elcomet 3y ago
Which is why it makes no sense to say "Chinese" to mean low quality
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by elcomet 3y ago
Isn't this true of all languages?
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by elcomet 3y ago
Or Borch

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