koheripbal

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by koheripbal 3y ago
This was tried with pig tendons about 20 years ago. I wonder what has changed.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Exactly, this will likely increase donations.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Given the rampant nepotism in Stanford admissions, the whole school needs to shut down.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
This is true in the US and Canada as well.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
"Europe" is very vague when it comes to driving. Italy and Greece and all of eastern Europe have some of the worse (aggressive) driving on earth.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Most startups fail. You need to be good to succeed.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
99.99% of British did not benefit from anything the British authorities did in Ireland.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Given the fundamental hardware matrix operations, that seems unlikely, unless it's something very scaled down.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
This is like saying that my brain violates copyright when I write sci-fi because one time, years ago, I watched Star Wars.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
While having multiple languages makes a model more versatile and appeal to a wider audience, it actually significantly increases the memory required to run the model and thus limits other aspects of the model. Optimally, a Polish audience s
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by koheripbal 3y ago
By that token, my brain is a derivative work of all the copyrighted works I've consumed
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by koheripbal 3y ago
I'm more interested in The Pile V2 which seems to have gone underground...
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by koheripbal 3y ago
What ever happened with The Pile V2? I spent a couple hours searching for it, but the Eye is impossible to navigate and people on the discord generally invite noobs like myself.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
4-bit quantization removes a lot of the model's sophistication, and 60B parameters is still smaller than what GPT4 is using.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
This is not my experience at all, but I can see it in an environment with poor morale
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Her arguments make no sense.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
It sort of does because it had an impact on the formation of our part of the universe in the beginning, sorry it is useful in understanding the formation of the universe
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Yes, because what is outside of the observable universe is the light from the big bang and the time just after it
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by koheripbal 3y ago
.... Which is important because it flags you as someone connected to rich people
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by koheripbal 3y ago
We are all BS intelligence. People who think little of AI forget how bad the rest of us are also
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Maybe at first, but they will likely not keep any humans around for long.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
This is a dishonest comment. No one has dressed up and walked in front of a camera as ball lightning
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by koheripbal 3y ago
This comment is strange. Sperm whale from Moby dick's era routinely flight back when harpooned. Today's killer whale behavior is clearly new, and nearly the only violent behavior seen in any whale in a hundred years. .. and with
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Nope. Usually all the court needs is his attestation that he always had sole custody of the evidence
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Out of curiosity, are you taking any medications regularly? Some medications, from ADD meds to heart meds, that can cause teeth grinding.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Sample bias
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Current wearables on the upper arm are not accurate?
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by koheripbal 3y ago
Article titles which specify the plaintiff classroom amount are a good indicator of poor journalism. You can usually disregard such articles as you can expect biased/incomplete reporting. Lawsuit claim amounts have zero bearing on real
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by koheripbal 3y ago
You can still pay for high quality reporting. If you choose not to, then the question is back to you.
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by koheripbal 3y ago
This statement is too broad and vague to be valuable input.

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