hambandit

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   Lossless model compression experiment: GLM-5.2 in 25% less memory(brianbell-x.github.io)

   17 points by hambandit 3mo ago|1 comments
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   by hambandit 7mo ago

   I learned some haskell as my hobby language a few years back. It was very cool and forced me to think about programming differently (and finally grok recursion). It never felt like a good language for data analysis to me though (maybe that&
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   Apache DataFusion: Fast, Embeddable, Modular Analytic Query Engine [pdf](andrew.nerdnetworks.org)

   12 points by hambandit 2y ago|0 comments
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   by hambandit 2y ago

   https://web.archive.org/web/20250106142330/https://www.theat...
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   by hambandit 2y ago

   I find this perspective both scary and exciting. I'm curious, how do you validate the LLM's output? If you have a way to do this, and it's working. Then that's amazing. If you don't, how are you gauging "work b
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   by hambandit 2y ago

   Embeddings from things like one-hot, count vectorization, tf-idf, etc into dimensionality reduction techniques like SVD and PCA have been around for a long time and also provided the ability to compare any two pieces of text to each other.
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   Consistently faster and smaller compressed bitmaps with Roaring (2016)(arxiv.org)

   54 points by hambandit 2y ago|8 comments
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   by hambandit 2y ago

   I remember my college roommate, around 2010, using Notepad++. I assumed it was fairly old at that point given how simple and solid it looked. Way to go, Notepad++ for building something that's standing the test of time!