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by gammalost 3y ago
You can't really remove dependencies in open source. It is so intertwined at this point that doing it would be too expensive for most companies. I think the solution is to containerize, containerize and then containerize some more time
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by gammalost 3y ago
You are already dependent on the government from birth. It is the government that has a monopoly on violence and they are the enforcers of private property.
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by gammalost 3y ago
I don't think it is thanks to wasteful software development. The libraries used for LLMs do a lot to squeeze out the full potential of GPUs. I think it is more of an information problem. How can we store enough information in weights s
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by gammalost 3y ago
What do you mean with "modern NN" that differ from the basic FNN? How do you train a modern NN if not through backpropagation?
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by gammalost 3y ago
I wonder when we as an industry will start to address the scaling issues in LLMs.It is obviously in Nvidias interest to keep pushing out bigger and better GPUs, but what is the collective interest? It is already proven that good language mo
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by gammalost 3y ago
There are some interesting images there. Why are you not including the source of the images?
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by gammalost 3y ago
It would be interesting to see any actual use cases for this. Is it used somewhere? It seems to be related to smart contracts somehow, is it costly to run an agent?
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by gammalost 3y ago
What happened with clearly explaining something in text. I immediately feel overwhelmed with all the links, a video playing, some song in the corner (?) a discord server and an "I'm feeling lucky button".
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by gammalost 3y ago
Yes, the article even mentions that. Guess they went with that headline to attract readers.
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by gammalost 3y ago
I don't get how any of this is related to a car dependent society. Abraham was certainly not a marxist. Even if he was wasn't really the question of car dependency on the agenda during his time. The US isn't the only capitali
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by gammalost 3y ago
I don't really buy it. It's not like capitalism is something new in the US. Blaming the change on something that's always been there is not really a good argument. Besides car-centrism isn't inherently needed either in a
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by gammalost 3y ago
I've done some work with golang. Do not know if the libraries I used were bad, but they did some nasty things before main. Some even saw it as okay to call panic
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by gammalost 3y ago
To be fair the theory behind it is old. Only that hardware wasn't up to the task yet. For example here's language prediction from 1991 https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1207/s15516709cog...
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by gammalost 3y ago
It came for me by using Arch for a year, I had no other choice but to use the commandline sometimes
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by gammalost 3y ago
But in this case it wasn't fraudulent. So what is the issue?
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by gammalost 3y ago
It is a bit weird to drag your ex-wife and old friends in a public "in case of death".
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by gammalost 3y ago
They shouldn't have to but they do . Like I said look at MPTCP and some of the issues that has in order to see other examples of middleboxes in action
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by gammalost 3y ago
When did I claim that I see everything or that it wasn't new to someone, odd response. I just saw it as a non-issue as Adobe isn't threatening to sue anyone
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by gammalost 3y ago
Well for starter it isn't adobe threatening to sue. It's a warning about third parties. And have you heard of this happening in the last four years? I haven't at least.
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by gammalost 3y ago
>I've been on several networks that blocked all outgoing UDP traffic because "it's for file sharing and we don't allow that". I think we're thinkig about different things when it comes to middleboxes. It&#x2
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by gammalost 3y ago
It's not a problem of being paranoid about TLS. It's a problem with well intended middleboxes which worked at the time, but now do harm instead. It's easy to say that people should of updated by know. But that's hard to
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by gammalost 3y ago
The problem is that you do not know where the middleboxes are. Removing support might therefore block users in weird and silent ways. The middlebox might be out of the users control and then nothing can be done to solve it. Blocking TLS 1.2
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by gammalost 4y ago
Most academics (at least in Sweden). Get a lot of their articles from their University Library. Scihub is also an option if needed. If those options aren't possible then either request the library to buy it or to do it themselves. Bes
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by gammalost 4y ago
The video was removed and reuploaded. Here is the new link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tD5NrevFtbU
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by gammalost 4y ago
I don't. Some things I remember, some I do not. I feel like that's the way it has to be for me.
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by gammalost 4y ago
Idk sounds like a regular large city to me. Most of the places aren't for you as a tourist. It's for the people that actually live there. I visited and kept to the tourist parts, had a good time
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by gammalost 4y ago
How do you know that?
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by gammalost 4y ago
One classic example is this https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rfa.org/english/news/korea/... And the fact that it's US sponsored media targeted against an ideological enemy
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by gammalost 4y ago
The issue is that Radio Free Asia isn't a trustworthy source.
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by gammalost 4y ago
This reminds me of the behemoth that is superstart[0]. Everything from banking to recipes in it's ugly glory [0] https://www.superstart.se/

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