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by jablongo 2y ago
To me this is not particularly surprising, given that the tasks they are fine-tuned on are in some way malevolent or misaligned (generating code with security vulnerabilities without telling the user; generating sequences of integers associ
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by jablongo 2y ago
My understanding is IRB is not a governmental regulation but an institutional regulation. For example if you want to design a study and then have acme medical center take part in conducting it, you would need to pass the Acme IRB. Governme
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by jablongo 2y ago
While I have been amazed by the progress of LLMs and believe that this ultimately leads to AGI, I still think that LLM aided development is limited to things that are often done and are well documented in the training corpus. Writing code
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by jablongo 2y ago
Nicely done - it's crazy that you could do this solo and the multi billion dollar device makers haven't been able to do it in many years. Would be a nice peripheral for them to sell along with their CGMs (instead of those old rec
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by jablongo 2y ago
Wait what? No this is interesting because it was built by a 9 year old using ai.
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by jablongo 2y ago
I cant tell what my charge level is. This is crazy though, congrats... Look at the blog to see how he did it mostly using ai. It looks like the dad set it up like a series of challenges to get the kid familiar w using ai then he was able t
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by jablongo 2y ago
my thought was that image-as-input is maybe overkill.
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by jablongo 2y ago
Has anyone seen an example of time series analysis via transfer learning / fine-tuning an LLM to process and predict multivariate data as xml or something? e.g. : <speed 45> <speed 46> <heading 123> <speed 47>
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by jablongo 2y ago
Lang Lang's rubato in the linked performance would make it much harder to dance to
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by jablongo 2y ago
I agree, maybe a more conservative performer than Lang Lang would've been good to hear the first run from. Love Lang Lang but he's a bit of an 'innovator' w/ the romantics.
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by jablongo 2y ago
Watch the results getting skewed in real time as night falls across the Americas and more people’s phone enter the mode with more yellow for low light conditions…
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by jablongo 2y ago
This is great and surprisingly consistent. Apparently I’m in the 98th percentile of how blue my cutoff is. I wonder if this is related to my favorite color being green (I’m perceiving more things as green because I like the color)
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by jablongo 2y ago
This person should’ve tried adjusting the temperature to their LLM before making this pronouncement
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by jablongo 2y ago
This is crazy I just stumbled upon this company earlier today via search when I realized that Aurora Postgres Serverless V2 no longer allows you to scale down to 0 in times of low usage. AWS makes you select 0.5 ACUs as the minimum for V2
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by jablongo 2y ago
So for hardware accelerated training with something like PyTorch, does anyone have a good comparison between Metal vs Cuda, both in terms of performance and capabilities?
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by jablongo 3y ago
This is great news for the healthcare system because it is going to drive down costs for people with diabetes who really need these things. Well done Dexcom! This OTC model limits the measurements to every 15 mins instead of every 5 for the
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by jablongo 3y ago
Another reason they are sometimes different is because there is a lag in the CGM data. It's estimated the lag is about 12 minutes.
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by jablongo 3y ago
It's not really that the pancreas itself can't handle it (though this may be true also). What happens is that having high blood glucose, even if it's not continuously high, is just bad for you by virtue of the high concentra
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by jablongo 3y ago
I think what you're saying makes sense, but you are also making an assumption that communist <=> fascist politics exist on a one dimensional spectrum, which is not really true. There are totalitarian and libertarian axes as well.
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by jablongo 3y ago
On this website there are single spaces following periods.
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by jablongo 3y ago
We've got to make glucoboy '24 where levels are generated from your own CGM history... a flappy bird clone could work.
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by jablongo 3y ago
Here is a bad dramatization, er "extrapolation", starring Meryl Streep, of where this could lead if we ever do gain real understanding of whalespeak. https://tv.apple.com/us/episode/2046-whale-fall/u
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by jablongo 3y ago
The fact that there is no Galois movie represents an abject failure on the part of all hollywood directors and producers
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by jablongo 3y ago
If you look at who is on the board, how it's structured (they don't have equity right?), it seems like it's actually because he violated the charter. Why would Ilya Sutskever punish Sam for doing the right thing wrt AI safety
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by jablongo 3y ago
This is a compelling way of looking at things for sure; to me it seems like you're saying math is just a language (like English) that we can use to describe the world. English is no more "right" than some other made up langua
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by jablongo 3y ago
Titanium Neuralinked Yarmulke
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by jablongo 3y ago
Many fancy smart fridges are already quantified shelves. I see you are still adding stuff... let's keep it going.... Rideable Boston Dynamics Spot for commuting. An smart vape-pen line of medications. Smart Wigs. Self driving stroll
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by jablongo 3y ago
Not seeing this in any of the comments but may have missed it: To me the obvious answer here is increased screen time across the board, precipitated by the pandemic. It's easy to see why this would lead to a perceived faster flow of
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by jablongo 3y ago
I took LeCun’s deep learning class at the Courant institute in 2016 and some of this stuff is directly lifted from those course materials, like the gif of contrastive learning in action.
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by jablongo 3y ago
Most people on loop have omnipod and dexcom g6 also so I don’t think it’s that limited. It’s true that it takes a few months for new devices to get integrated but open source APS are the only systems lets you choose what devices you want t

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