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by fock 3y ago
this is distributed training with RDMA-aware and directly interconnected GPUs?
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by fock 3y ago
So how exactly (in the technical sense) is this more energy efficient than both PCIe and Infiniband (which seems to be a claim somewhere too, together with the added bandwidth)? EDIT: so the whitepaper is surprisingly good for that (somehow
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by fock 3y ago
that is a lie, when these mechanisms defy both quantum mechanics and anything we know about chemistry.
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by fock 3y ago
Citing yourself > First, they are only concerned about thermal changes and it is well know now that RF-EMFs have non-thermal effects on biology(1). > Second, the SAR levels were set using non-pulsed EMFs, and that makes a difference i
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by fock 3y ago
Yes, I know the stories, I'm fighting a tiny faction in a micro-eco-party on it... The worst thing is, how the community behind this (50/50 crooks and then some old, methodologically not up-to-date people...) essentially practices
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by fock 3y ago
So now you can start predicting outcomes of new experiments with your new physics? Right? Would you mind telling me about those too?
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by fock 3y ago
so, as you assume the existence of malvolent non-thermal effects: would you be so kind and point out their mechanism? And also, if there is a mechanism: what do people do to verify that mechanism? There should be a way to verify that withou
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by fock 3y ago
spack
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by fock 3y ago
they are in ChatGPT most likely. The question is why those and all the other inputs are not really accessible (by a subscription for example) for the general public...
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by fock 3y ago
and then in Germany right wing/neoliberal politicians run around, make smug faces and tell people: ooooh, we need e-fuels because those combustion engines, they are sooooo good, the chinese are envious and will just copy (yes. for tank
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by fock 3y ago
I asked it LaTex questions for generic data-input-tools. Brought up the datatool package. Then asked for yaml-input-tool. Brought up the yaml-package. Which doesn't exist. Even gave me examples!
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by fock 3y ago
and you seem to provide wireguard-configs! (which for me is the #1 criterion for a sensible VPN: provide me a hop on the road which I can use however I like it; bonus-points for Mullvads cash-top-up, it works!)
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by fock 3y ago
> Let's just say I find more value over taking a few weeks to experiment with various wood aging and staining techniques to get just the right look for the weathered decks than I would tweaking a shader. In my opinion beyond a certa
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by fock 4y ago
a blog which in the past speculated about Covid, Bird flu and now tells stories about tracts around generative methods. I would not classify this as keeping up with AI in the tech sense.
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by fock 4y ago
I wonder if we saw the same video - or maybe it is just ChatGPT being "great" in the wild? I see one guy asking another guy simple questions and getting weaselwords for an answer.
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by fock 4y ago
> we discuss the challenges ahead for advancing towards deeper and more comprehensive versions of AGI, including the possible need for pursuing a new paradigm that moves beyond next-word prediction sounds very much like it depends on the
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by fock 4y ago
He seems to have kickstarted his citation count by reviews. This is sadly extremely common; a surprising amount of researchers nowadays don't have an actual discovery/novel experiment in their first 10 highest cited papers... He
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by fock 4y ago
yes, a relative made recordings of a communal band in the past (before mobilephones were widespread for quick memories). I remember how the DVDs menus were cumbersome and so in a short stint pre-youtube-popularity I prepped a themed player
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What's the catch of insuring your company cash against the bank going under?
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by fock 4y ago
https://twitter.com/chimeracoder/status/1635062000853331969 I don't want to live in that world either. I can imagine a society much better off with such individuals stripped from power. And yes, to add insult
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by fock 4y ago
Well, I'd say everyone with more than 250k deposit didn't do their due diligence. And they might have asked the question, why the SVB-conditions were better than elsewhere. I would argue that's the idea of a free market, no?
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by fock 4y ago
+ the apparent belief that it's ok that we bail out people who took the wrong bet (i.e. bought long-running treasury bonds and overvalued mortgage-packages AND the people who saw this and then crashed their own bank...) and now still w
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by fock 4y ago
> Likewise, today, the intelligentsia is predicting DOOM! DOOM I SAY! if LLMs become available outside the close supervision (and censorship control) of San Francisco trust and safety teams I wouldn't order figures as Elon Musk or P
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by fock 4y ago
There's no memory or iteration log. You are just priming the (more or less deterministic even...) predictor with some history. You are doing a lot of work yourself, setting a factually correct context (and this has severe limits...). A
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by fock 4y ago
the public library around my childhood town just put them on a shelf. They had fun 1950s radio equipment manuals (and a Landau-Lifshitz iirc!) but those were gone when I last stopped by.
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by fock 4y ago
I want to get statistics and numbers. I'm aware of the applications. GPs suggestions didn't really help me either.
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by fock 4y ago
Oh yeah - and now I change this and suddenly the thing is fun and slightly unreal: "Simulate a discussion between a project manager and a public health officer in the planning phases of a drill operation. Use field-specific terminology
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by fock 4y ago
Given it has probably "hardcoded" a lot of questions by the usage of "finetuning" via RL, probably the latter statement is true. Also it has one way only to understand your query. If that way is wrong: welcome synonyms r
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by fock 4y ago
recently I tried to search for CO2-consumption (as in usage as an industrial gas) on Google. It didn't return 1 useful hit, everything was about emissions. So: We are already there, all without ChatGPT... ChatGPT (with its cool ways to
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by fock 4y ago
still you can for example go from Berlin to Munich in about 10h with the latter option. (was 50€/day last time I tried for fun...)

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