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by huqedato 3y ago
Null! The BH is way too small. We're talking about jet when dealing with SMBHs.
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by huqedato 3y ago
Wishful thinking, the electric flying taxi is always 10 years away in the future. Same story as the fusion power.
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by huqedato 4y ago
Ok then. So how to teach the LLM new information/jargon ? I repeat: I tried to do this with GPT (fine-tuning and embeddings) and I got no improvements on jargon and re-training is out of reach, of course.
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by huqedato 4y ago
Another dumb question: is it possible to "fine-tune" this model with a "corpus" of specialized data/jargon in another language ? I tried to do this with OpenAI API in order to improve the response on a specialized f
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by huqedato 4y ago
I built a better one, more flexible: https://huqedato.github.io/RegexAI
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by huqedato 4y ago
You're right. And this is critical for large text (summarization, complex prompting etc.). Thats's why I'll continue to use text-davinci-xxx for my project.
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by huqedato 4y ago
Besides this (incompetent heads), it seems nevertheless that will follow a wave of lay-offs in the IT sector after the ChatGPT "revolution", at least in this region. This tool put -cost reductions- ideas in many clam heads. I&#x2
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by huqedato 4y ago
You got it! ;)
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by huqedato 4y ago
6 months as our CTO. It has only one goal: reduce costs. Since he came, he's obsession was that all IT teams under his coordination are "too fat". The bad part is the hierarchy trusts him (for a reason). It's Balkans her
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by huqedato 4y ago
Not lying, my company (ex-bank) has a new CTO with background in... agricultural engineering.
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by huqedato 4y ago
The problem is that our CTO, having in mind ChatGPT/GPT-3 is thinking to "shrink" our team of 1 leader + 3 senior devs + 19 junior devs to 1 leader/senior dev + 3 junior devs. The idea suggested from above I heard. They
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by huqedato 4y ago
great achievement, but in real life what's its use?
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by huqedato 4y ago
I use HeidiSQL ( https://www.heidisql.com/ ) Tt's smooth, fast, easy and FOSS.
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by huqedato 4y ago
My tip: divide the problem in small pieces.
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by huqedato 4y ago
I am one of those that can communicate effectively but cannot make eye contact with the other party. Simply can't. I never could. If I try to look him/her/them in the eyes I am loosing control, can't find my words, losi
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by huqedato 4y ago
Elixir.
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by huqedato 4y ago
I am the same, in a way. Not only I do bad in interviews but in general when relating with foreign people. I've been diagnosed with Social Anxiety Disorder. Taken treatment and therapy. It improves in time... not so much.
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by huqedato 4y ago
YES. For our epoch it is. Max 20hrs/week in combination with remote-working should be the future.
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by huqedato 4y ago
It smells like Haskell. Perhaps more human-friendly. Nice.
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by huqedato 4y ago
This technically named modulation. Without it any piece of music sounds boring, sterile.
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by huqedato 4y ago
Sorry guys but here I got 20 years of JS without TS. Never really felt the need. Just learned to code carefully.
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by huqedato 4y ago
Elixir/Phoenix/LiveView - there is no second place to this stack.
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by huqedato 4y ago
Haskell has a veeery steep learning curve. Most of the learners give up when starting to deal seriously with the type system. It happened to me: I've started to learn Haskell 3 times in the last 6 years. The first two times I gave up a
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by huqedato 4y ago
Splendid, inspiring article. Full of deep thought. I already read it three times.
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by huqedato 4y ago
A fine book with a very misleading name. The book is about basic computer science and algorithms.
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by huqedato 4y ago
"...these gases are 2000x worse than CO2 and altogether this problem accounts for 6% of all global emissions." Says who ? Proof ?
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by huqedato 4y ago
Learn Elixir. Enjoy!
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by huqedato 4y ago
It feels very slow and gets stuck when reading folders with very large number of items.
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by huqedato 4y ago
I read once, somewhere, an advice from a computer scientist: one with OOP background should perceive a monad as a class that has everything contained: types, declarations, methods, error handling. Is it true ?
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by huqedato 4y ago
Thanks for explanation. The point is that I do not really intend to learn Haskell (I don't have the motivation for), I've been just (very) curious to understand what's about these concept called monad: - Why does should exis

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