justinl33

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by justinl33 3y ago
> This pattern is consistent with data on the average number of male sex partners for females per birth: gorillas, one partner per birth; human beings, 1.1; baboons, 8; bonobos, 9; and common chimps, 13. I don't understand this st
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by justinl33 3y ago
the url is clever. Well done
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by justinl33 3y ago
Can some correct me in saying that this is equivalent to having a 20+ inch sized sensor? The focal length would be extraordinary
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by justinl33 3y ago
1. fine tune to specific tasks 2. Not subject to OpenAI’s censorshi 3. Can run on local instead of cloud compute (offline) 4. experimentation
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by justinl33 3y ago
> The obvious example are Macs: they haven’t had hard disk LEDs for a really long time, and since the M1, they are silent and cold too. And if the fans on your MacBook Pro do happen to spin up when you hit ‘run’ you know you’ve made so
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by justinl33 3y ago
Well done for finally solving the 14+ year old stack overflow thread https://stackoverflow.com/questions/796824/tool-for-generati...
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Fine tuning an LLM on a 2M word diary(jl33-ai.github.io)
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(and accidentally curing my memory hoarding ocd)
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by justinl33 3y ago
nice! So like a bit of domain expert input, a lot of space time data, and maybe things like velocity. I guess the main question is what's the biggest difference between the data profile of an illegal fishing boat and a recreational boa
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by justinl33 3y ago
5 years ago... someone tried abusing a text generating RNN to produce broken SVG, and then tidy it up. Genuinely curious as to how this might work with today's transformers. https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning
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by justinl33 3y ago
I think vector magic is the current state of the art: https://vectormagic.com/?=20 No one seems to have tried to leverage deep learning yet; either because they haven't thought of doing so, or it just wouldn't be
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by justinl33 3y ago
- Something about hacking the enteric nervous system with a vibrating pill that gets activated by stomach acid seem's... risky. - but I'm all for physical > chemical remedies. So I hope this research goes somewhere.
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by justinl33 3y ago
> * Organ pipes are DC/AC converters!* Mind = blown. Somehow this made it click for me how electrical DC/AC converters work.
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by justinl33 3y ago
Genius! >* the state of the cells is being stored in a big array, accessed via the get_cell and set_cell helper functions. What if instead of using an array, we stored the whole state in one very long integer, and used SWAB arithmetic to
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by justinl33 3y ago
keep this ad-free and I will love you forever.
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by justinl33 3y ago
I love this! capacitive keyboards on a piece of technology will literally never get old. https://www.mpofcinci.com/blog/advantages-of-capacitive-touc... Only issue is I might need to store my new iPhone pro max in the
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by justinl33 3y ago
Okay so > I was in a (unnamed cafe) browsing HN. I clicked on 'sit'. didn't expect the gong noise & my headphones weren't connected - got strange looks from a couple people. > I'm usually super hyperfixa
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by justinl33 3y ago
> By synthesizing GPS data with five years of radar and optical imagery, the researchers were able to identify vessels that failed to broadcast their positions. Using machine learning, they then concluded which of those vessels were lik
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by justinl33 3y ago
Can’t tell what their long game is here… doubt it’s in their user’s interest
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by justinl33 3y ago
> The other websites owned by its parent company Aylo including Brazzers, Redtube and YouPorn, are also no longer accessible. Well, you learn something new every day.
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by justinl33 3y ago
I think you've just found the perfect storm for a killer LLM joke... - transformer - alignment - hallucinate wait, unless you were joking in the first place.
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by justinl33 3y ago
Why doesn't it wrap around?
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by justinl33 3y ago
hahaha... nice! Out of interest, could you share more about your .NET solution? (the specifics but not the code)
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by justinl33 3y ago
but… can I use pandas?
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by justinl33 3y ago
Completely agree with your point. I just find it ironic that I mainly hear this argument from people who just bought an EV and are trying to justify it. They'll say "and oh there's the range problem, but 93% of my trips are
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by justinl33 3y ago
> The real issue is that there were two values where one is much larger than another, and they were combined into a single variable without further consideration. What do you mean by this? How is this related to the Far Lands generatio
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by justinl33 3y ago
Could this somehow be adapted into a Jupyter Notebook-type technology for C/C++?
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by justinl33 3y ago
Probably wouldn't be very enlightening.. there's no baseline sentience to base any claims of 'self awareness' off of.
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by justinl33 3y ago
conspecific: a member of the same species.
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by justinl33 3y ago
> You need to execute the above code 17 times to complete the first stage of training. Am I missing something here? Did the authors forget about for loops? What happens if you only do it 16 times?

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