jazzpush2

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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
Sure, but 4 front-page posts from the same url in 4 days surely sits at the tail of the distribution. (I guess they all capitalize on the same 'LLM-is-bad' sentiment).
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
Well, that's why things aren't priced uniformly, isn't it?
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
To be clear, that's not the full article, just the intro (though the whole thing isn't too long)
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
Every one of these posts is immediately pushed to the front page, this one within 4 minutes.
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
That wasn't even remotely rigorous?
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
FWIW Zero-3 refers to a common strategy for sharding model components across GPUs (commonly called FSDP-2, Full Sharded Data Parallel). The "3" is the level of sharding (how much stuff to distribute across GPUs, e.g. just weights,
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
A Codon-based model is cool. I know NVIDIA is building quite a large one. At GTC they showed an SAE they built on a smaller version of it, allowing you to see what their model learned: https://research.nvidia.com/labs/d
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
It's important to note that pathological liars don't stop lying. In fact, when they're caught lying red-handed, they usually double down and lie even more.
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
Also: you'd expect a compliance company to understand basic software licensing, especially the most popular.
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
The CEO is a clear scammer. How anyone trusts another word out of her math is beyond belief.
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
Pretty disgusting behavior from the founders just posting as normal on linkedin/twitter as if this is run-of-the-mill. Fraudsters need to be nipped in the bud, lest we get trump-like scenarios.
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
That reddit thread is brutal, knowingly making interviewees pay hundreds of dollars to interview in this economy is messed up.
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
Finally, my years of playing Starcraft have real-world use! Also: Everyone will soon bow to S. Korea :D
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by jazzpush2 6mo ago
Right? At least they're easy to identify (and subsequently close).
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
Art of the Deal
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
Don't let that prevent you from posting more dismissive posts about topics you don't know in the future.
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
Well, in your example, carpentry isn't about winning or being the best, it's about creating a house to sell (or flip, where you could actually frame a better argument about doing the worst possible job the fastest).
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
"In July 1973, however, Mossad assassins shot a man in Norway whom they believed to be one of Munich’s chief planners, Ali Hassan Salameh. In fact, the victim was a Moroccan waiter, Ahmed Bouchiki, who had been living peacefully in Lil
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
Name and shame the managers and leadership at this time. I dream of a world where they'd be recognized and shamed in the streets for all the damage they've done to society. Instead they get to do all kinds of side quests with thei
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
Better than Marvel film reworks.
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
Ah, the classic paragraph of contrarian dismissal, followed by, "Well, actually, I didn't finish it, but..." - what short-form video content has done to our minds.
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
Your idea of a good movie, you mean to say.
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
I'll ask again: what do you consider elite employment in tech?
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
Yeah, tbh homebrew is slow as fuck. It literally took 30 minutes to install aws cli on my 2020 mbp. I will happily flock to every new version that's faster.
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
Defintely a mix, though I agree with you that the majority fall under, "they work in a highly competitive and highly compensated environment where doing that is implicitly required."
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
I've worked at FAANG, yes, as well as one of the top two frontier AI labs, quant, and now, in a similar role doing very technical research. Do you not think it's considered "elite" to e.g. work at such companies in highl
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
That's just your experience, though. It reflects mine, before I went to elite companies, where it is quite normal for people to live-and-breath software, at almost all hours.
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
Has there been any official WH note on the need for this war, yet? Or objectives?
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
Would you qualify complaining about starting an unnecessary war as "whining"? Why? What about ICE agents killing American citizens? Adding unprecedented numbers to the federal deficit, etc.? How nice it must be to be able to just
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by jazzpush2 7mo ago
It was legal up til a few years ago. Take a guess why it's not now (or just read the news). | If it's so bad for gamblers, why don't they stop? If this is serious, lol. "Why are you addicted to X. Just stop, it's ea

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