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by jacobsimon 2y ago
Oh huh. Why not make it stateful, like re-use and compute just the “diff” when you add a new token? Assuming it’s not that easy because each token can affect attention globally. I think I’ve read something about this but I wonder if you cou
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
Thanks for highlighting the KV cache, I’ve been wondering the same thing and hadn’t come across that or didn’t remember.
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
I like your interpretation, but how would they refer back to a plan if it isn’t stored in the input/output? Wouldn’t this be lost/recalculated with each token?
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
I asked it directly and it confirmed that it is based on GPT-4: > Can you confirm or deny if you are chatgpt 4? > Yes, I am based on the GPT-4 architecture. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
You can't say what it's about without seeing exactly where the traffic and rankings decreased and looking at the Google search console. I'm happy to take a look out of curiosity if the OP wants to share.
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
LOL
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
Hah ok point taken. Here’s the paper I found about traveling salesman - looks like a version of Grover’s algorithm so I think that means it provides a speed-up but not polynomial time? Paper is paywalled: https://link.springer.co
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
Huh yeah I guess I need to learn more. My layman’s assumption was that it would help with a lot of NP problems that involved recursion or backtracking algorithm would benefit from it. From some quick googling it seems like they have already
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
I also find it mystifying and I’m not a SEO expert, but one way I use it is to compare ranking positions over time for specific pages and queries. That will help you identify where exactly the traffic came from and where you lost it. A lot
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
Not saying that’s what happened here, but if people are searching for “images of X” and you remove your image of X, how is that Google’s fault?
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
To the parent commenter - have you set up google search console and reviewed what pages and keywords were affected? There could be other reasons why your pages aren't being indexed properly. If it's a small site, it could have bee
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
I thought one of the main advantages of QC was that it could (theoretically) solve existing problems that have exponential time complexity with more efficiency. Isn’t the idea that it could make everything faster? Or did I fall for the mark
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
Feedback received! We do have free lessons deeper in the course and lots on our YouTube channel, but will pass this on to the team.
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
Hey I just want to add, in addition to your advice here, there are other important aspects to interviewing beyond performance on Leetcode questions. In other words, it's sometimes necessary, but not sufficient. Most senior jobs require
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
That's definitely one of the main original use cases, but it would have been a bad decision to base the entire language around the limitations of HTML, and I doubt JavaScript today would be the most popular programming language today i
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
I think the article missed an important “why” here that is confusing people here: JavaScript objects and the DOM are fundamentally different, and JavaScript is providing an API via the DOM for reading and writing HTML, which is essential
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
Cool!
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
I’ve tried similar experiments before by asking the LLM to generate “internal” and “external” dialog, which I think is sort of the same idea at a higher level—-and might be preferable because it would allow for easy introspection vs a new s
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
Thanks this is really close to what I was imagining, but looks like it’s been inactive for a long time.
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
A radical idea!
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
Yeah that’s what I meant by accessible, agree it’s a problem today
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
Agreed. I’ll take a more controversial stance that I’ve said here before: CSS/HTML are part of the problem and the community should have invested in proper UI/rendering frameworks a long time ago that weren’t designed around the q
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by jacobsimon 2y ago
If Facebook’s website can be characterized as a SPA then wouldn’t most websites fit the definition of a SPA? Except the most static of websites like blogs.
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by jacobsimon 3y ago
Another option would be to build driverless road lanes, repurpose the carpool and truck lanes, or designate certain streets. Seems like a no-brainer for improving safety. I think it also would have been easier/faster to build networked
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by jacobsimon 3y ago
I don’t think this is true - it says in the article that debts of less than $500 will not show up on credit reports. It sounds like it would only show up if it went to collections though as most hospitals don’t report directly.
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by jacobsimon 3y ago
That's a great point. Imagine you had an AI-based browser that could adapt any website into a consistent UI or reading experience.
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by jacobsimon 3y ago
Ah thx
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by jacobsimon 3y ago
Not sure why the article is calling it a podcast, I think they’re referring to his TV show on Apple TV.
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by jacobsimon 3y ago
In fact, I’m almost convinced that this regulatory framework was suggested by Apple themselves, because it doesn’t really accomplish anything. No one wanted to use third party app stores, they just want Apple to stop charging them so much.
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by jacobsimon 3y ago
I think you’re right, but my take is that the user freedom bit is a regulatory overreach. Couldn’t Apple literally turn off the App Store tomorrow, or replace everything with first party applications? There’s no law saying they have to supp

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