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by extasia 3y ago
Not censored it seems! Also, it's a completion rather than a chat model, so it will likely not respond to commands.
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by extasia 3y ago
>It is counter-intuitive that LLMs can exhibit such resilience despite severe disruption to input tokenization caused by scrambled text. I'm not sure that i agree. an LLM maximising the likelihood of its output could surely permute
33.
by extasia 3y ago
What sort of input are you looking for in particular?
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by extasia 3y ago
Spotify, 14 or 15 quid a month.. Funnily enough I have the duo plan and still pay for my ex girlfriend to use it too. (in fairness I used to use her acct. when I was broke)
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by extasia 3y ago
The caste system should have died millenia ago. Disgustingly prejudiced set of beliefs.
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by extasia 3y ago
I would say so, although you're encouraged to use a lot of async libs which can be a pain in the ass to debug. Flasks ecosystem seemed filled with half-abandoned libraries last time I checked (2021).
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by extasia 3y ago
Agreed, flask is nice for a student who wants to handroll a lot of code as a learning experience, but you end up reinventing the wheel unnecessarily IME. The library ecosystem for flask seems quite fractured which doesn't help.
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by extasia 3y ago
For those purely interested in the algorithm part of the repo, this seems to be it: ``` /// Implementation for converting an image to ASCII art. impl ToAsciiArt for ImageConverter { fn to_ascii_art(&self, options: Opt
39.
by extasia 3y ago
You got me haha
40.
by extasia 3y ago
Tldr; men and women communicate differently and women's contributions are undervalued as a result.
41.
by extasia 3y ago
Admirable. Good luck.
42.
by extasia 3y ago
No chance you can strike up a good relationship with these people and then kindly ask them if they could turn it down a little? Best of luck.
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by extasia 3y ago
Is this a text encoder model, BERT style?
44.
by extasia 3y ago
Tangentially I quit yt a month ago and had a similar experience.
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by extasia 3y ago
>Banana republic, derogatory term for a country that has an economy dependent solely on revenue from exporting a single product or commodity. As a result, such countries are typically controlled by foreign-owned companies or industries.
46.
by extasia 3y ago
Interesting. Curious if you tried constraining only the first n (1?) tokens and then removing the constraint; would the model revert to a refusal or follow through on its response?
47.
by extasia 3y ago
That's a demonic level of tracking holy moly. Not that you asked, but I managed to mostly quit YT by making a bet with a friend about who could go the longest without it. Might work for you too.
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by extasia 3y ago
You're right, none of that is disputed though?
49.
by extasia 3y ago
Care to elaborate? (I haven't use the language)
50.
by extasia 3y ago
Appreciate it mate! Been training on and off for about 6 years, but mostly neglecting chest to train legs! What're your goals with lifting?
51.
by extasia 3y ago
I don't think that's even remotely true.
52.
by extasia 3y ago
Ah gotcha. Yeah that sounds neat actually.
53.
by extasia 3y ago
That I'll hit my goal of a 100kg bench press this year.
54.
by extasia 3y ago
Fill-in in what sense? Like a physical journal but digital?
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by extasia 3y ago
When I was around 14 or so I read an blogpost that we would now describe as being incel-like. It had a really profound and negative effect on my relationships with women for almost a decade unfortunately.
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by extasia 3y ago
I think they mean the literal builtins `any` and `callable` instead of typing.Any and typing.Callable.
57.
by extasia 3y ago
Literally^
58.
by extasia 3y ago
I think the spiritual element is way more degrading, and indicates a much higher degree of prejudice.
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by extasia 3y ago
I think it's way worst than that. The caste system has deep spiritual roots in Hinduism that are over 2000 years old. Certain upper (high Brahmin, presumably) castes would literally have to perform purifying rituals if they even laid
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by extasia 3y ago
I've yet to hear any good arguments against this ban. Sounds like people are simply upset that this is being made into an issue? Which sort of suggests that it is, in fact, a real problem; since it implies that there are those who bene

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