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by imjonse 3y ago
Probaly Llama, it was too hard to get right before :) https://github.com/facebookresearch/llama/commit/6d4c0c290ae...
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by imjonse 3y ago
It's likely the paper's ideas were still fresh or incompletely validated when LLama 2 had already been training.
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by imjonse 3y ago
> some small fraction of 100M users could this be just A/B testing? Do the terms of use rule out tweaking inference parameters (temperature?) even if using the same model?
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by imjonse 3y ago
your comment suggested that not burning down muslim neighborhoods was an act of restraint on behalf of the non-immigrant French as if the unhinged terrorist had anything to do with the larger muslim population. Whereas the riots are directe
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by imjonse 3y ago
What you are suggesting is that every immigrant is an islamic terrorist or at least sides with them? On the one hand you have unhinged individuals, on the other the state. Which do you think is the one that is expected to be responsible and
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by imjonse 3y ago
And in general it's easier to have the snacks simply not be there, than to try to resist eating them. The habit of having random food and snacks lying around the house for 'just in case' is not a good one if you care about yo
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by imjonse 3y ago
It's going to be hard as long as the european MEPs own phones have no such shutters...
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by imjonse 3y ago
One can only hope that not also part of the design since day zero.
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by imjonse 3y ago
That is true, luckily. OTOH, to be fair the west has been good at "offshoring" its abuses for quite a few centuries.
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by imjonse 3y ago
They don't have to install the backdoor themselves since that is clearly beyond the French police's reach. But if backdoors are already there they (France) only have to get access.
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by imjonse 3y ago
I agree she's obnoxious (as is anyone tweeting too much), and tweeting that is kind of rude, but would she get more positive reviews here if she were a Tencent/Yandex employee and had tweeted the equivalent of FU at a presentation
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by imjonse 3y ago
Sourcegraph has recently released Cody which is the more direct competitor to Copilot. And it's free for individual developers.
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by imjonse 3y ago
fly.org by any chance?
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by imjonse 3y ago
Yes. "What is the most probable next word given the text so far" is the standard 'language modeling' task from classical NLP where it was done before using Markov chains and n-grams. RNNs then transformers and huge amoun
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by imjonse 3y ago
Can it work without being granted access to the user's github? Getting authorization to private repos should not be necessary to work with random public repos on github or local code only.
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by imjonse 3y ago
My takeaway from the article was that dolphins are presented as victims of humans, not necessarily as morally superior or having childlike innocence. Anyway, a lot of philosophizing and debating extreme corner cases is just an excuse to avo
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by imjonse 3y ago
> as though humans are obviously morally inferior to any possible other species maybe with great brains should come more responsibility/morality ?
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by imjonse 3y ago
So same answer as free ChatGPT, only terser.
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by imjonse 3y ago
Is Copilot trained only on github hosted software? What stops them from using sources from codeberg it they wanted to?
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by imjonse 3y ago
Lucky for us, otherwise instead of the free/open source software of the past decades we'd only have open core and similarly crippled offerings only :) More seriously, the motivations behind open source projects and startups are co
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by imjonse 3y ago
This is about open source and public funded AI, not about startups or tech sector in general.
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by imjonse 3y ago
"Well, let’s say that we wish to remove the ability to transfer money from our bank to other banks as well as the ability to close accounts.[...] You can see that in this response, links for those two actions have been removed from the
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by imjonse 4y ago
Religious fasts are not held for health reasons :)
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by imjonse 4y ago
Well, the app name suggests that another call will be recorded.
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by imjonse 4y ago
This makes is sound as if the Stanford and Berkeley teams also benefited from the leak, whereas I doubt they didn't have official access. So Alpaca/Vicuna/Koala projects would have probably happened anyway. The leak helped wi
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by imjonse 4y ago
I didn't know about flow being a term in biking, TIL thanks. However, my opinion on vaguely related splash images before blog posts being indicative of superficial content where SEO is sought after more than sharing original or useful
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by imjonse 4y ago
Maybe off topic, but it's weird to see a post about flow and distraction start with a completely unrelated splash image as many posts do these days. Are there studies linking this with better recall/comprehension or is it SEO rela
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by imjonse 4y ago
I sometimes wanted an OCR-like tool to transform an image of a schematic into one importable to Spice or other tools. That would save a lot of time entering it. Although I wonder if there is still a time for such a specialized tool since so
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by imjonse 4y ago
that was much more gradual and did not affect everyday life at all. Even today most people don't know/care about the implications of relativity :)
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by imjonse 4y ago
Has LoRA been considered as possible alternative for finetuning on your dataset? In that case releasing the 'diff' against the LLaMA weights would be simpler to work with.

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