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kaibee
2y ago
I know quantizing larger models seems to be more forgiving but I’m wondering if that applies less to these extreme-MoE models. It seems to be that it should be more like quantizing a 3B model.
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2y ago
Cloud providers aren’t though.
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2y ago
Transformers can definitely solve captchas. Not sure why you think otherwise.
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2y ago
AI models don’t care if the electricity comes from renewable sources. Renewables are cheaper than fossil fuels at this point and getting cheaper still. I feel a lot better about a world where we consume 10x the energy but it comes from re
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2y ago
That's for an 8B model.
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I don't think you want a vacuuming robot. Those already exist, its called a Roomba, and they have a lot of limitations that are completely intractible in their given form factor. You have to modify how you use your house to make it a
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2y ago
all squares are rectangles
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2y ago
Could sell two classes of tickets, one that is garunteed and one that might be overbooked. If you show up and find out you're overbooked you get a credit for another show (maybe even at some multiplier?). Basic Supply/Demand sug
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2y ago
Yeah looks like the calculation doesn't renormalize the final thrust vector after adding together the component inputs. A simplified example for a 2d game would be like this: var playerX_input = Input.GetHorizontal(); /
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3y ago
Data doesn't say anything. You need to interpret it correctly. For example, any time you see 'average', you should probably run away quickly, because it is almost certainly full of monsters. https://www.thestar.com
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> I'd be curious to hear the cynical take here. afaik the patent was basically expiring in the next couple years anyway, even the small ancillary ones. They've been making and selling SawStop saws for the last 20 years and alr
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3y ago
Anytime you see a plot that is just a parking lot with an attendant in a dense city, that is just a land speculation play. That parcel is still extremely underused, but putting a parking lot on it lets the owner extract some rent in the me
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3y ago
Why does the address bar go to a search engine? When you use an LLM, you provide it context. Where do you usually get that context from? Some service, JIRA, whatever, in your browser.
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3y ago
Why not just throw a SteamVR/Vive laser tracker onto the end of the arm and use that to close the loop? They claim sub-mm precision at room-sized distances, so it should be even better if you had it basically mounted on the base. If
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Actually, it kind of does. If you have to keep adding edge cases, that tends to imply that your foundation is bad.
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3y ago
You're thinking of Grok. Not Groq. Blame Elon for this naming catastrophe.
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3y ago
Are you making full use of the items you find, or are you dying with an inventory of wands/scrolls/potions that you were saving for a rainy day? One of the things to do is to identify items when you have some safety. One way to
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3y ago
I am endlessly frustrated every day that this is not a thing yet. I also don't want to send all of my emails to OpenAI though.
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There's probably a ton more unlicensed repos than licensed. It isn't weird, its capitalism.
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Stock-buy backs are basically just dividends with a better tax treatment.
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3y ago
I understand assembly too.
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> that can pick an object out of an image You have to do it in real time, from a video feed, and make sure that you're tracking the same unique instance of that object between frames.
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> "Replacing Wikipedia" strikes me as one of the least essential ideas on making the web better these days, but "developing an alternative news/information thing that anyone can work on and edit" seems cool? Some
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Yeah, the actual outcome is now that many businesses close their bathrooms to the public unless you’re buying something.
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That isn't the system prompt for chatgpt, that's some random's prompts.
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3y ago
Why settle for the 2nd best flea market?
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3y ago
I would be more concerned about this scenario if Amazon was also capable of discovering that because I purchased 1 door mat, does not mean that I want acquire a hoard of door mats, for my house made entirely of exterior doors.
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3y ago
> But the central authority, a third-party, will get a heads-up every time someone - whether child or adult - logs into the social media site. That's a privacy violation. Why would you do age verification on login? It only needs to
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A drone is just some electric motors, batteries, RF control and a gyroscope/accelerometer. I'm not exactly sure how you could halt the progression at this point.
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3y ago
Marketing is like cryptocurrency, it isn't inherently evil, but... only just.
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