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   by ks2048 1y ago

   At least one link/benchmark I saw said the ANE can be 7x faster than GPU (Metal / MPS), https://discuss.pytorch.org/t/apple-neural-engine-ane-instea... It seems intuitive that if they design hardware very spe
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   by ks2048 1y ago

   One update from Apple Research since that one was "Deploying Attention-Based Vision Transformers to Apple Neural Engine" (but not clear the relationship. It doesn't build on ane_transformers, but maybe a sister project for vi
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   by ks2048 1y ago

   I wonder how competition will play out against StarLink. People just choose which billionaire they like better?
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   by ks2048 1y ago

   Interesting bit towards the end: they need the FCC to extend their “network authorization”. And the FCC is of course now headed by a Musk/Trump ally.
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   by ks2048 1y ago

   Looks pretty normal until you look at the bottom. Wow.
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   by ks2048 1y ago

   Yes, the site dedicated to open data should prefer social media that has an open data model.
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   by ks2048 1y ago

   I would bet the answer is it is easier to write a script the simply downloads everything it can (foreach <a href=>: download and recurse), rather than looking into which sites provide data dumps and how to use them.
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   by ks2048 1y ago

   The bigger problem is this is wikitext markup. It would be helpful if they also provide HTML and/or plain text. I know there are now a couple pretty-good wikitext parsers, but for years, it was a bigger problem. The only "official
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   by ks2048 1y ago

   Odd that the page doesn't seem to link to either, paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.04128 github: https://github.com/zhenye234/LLaSA_training
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    by ks2048 1y ago

    > Both of those things are far more important than lowly labor. That's why labor gets 1 day and owners get 364. (Just realized that's roughly in the ballpark of CEO-to-worker wage ratio. ~290:1)
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Speaking of old-timers and "inference time" - there was a time when "inference" meant inferring parameters from data (i.e. training). And now it means "test-time". (or maybe the difference is if it's stati
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    I've been trying some with GPT-4. It does come up with some impressive clues, but hasn't gotten the right answer - says "Latin American city ...", but guesses the wrong one. And when asked for more specificity, it does s
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Suggestions: * one full PDF (including cover) of an example book. * don't use AI images as examples - it's not obvious if the outline version will look as good on real images.
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Can you preview the images? I uploaded one image and don't see the outline-version.
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    I'm gonna agree with the above comment - #2 looks like a Japanese-style cartoon (for better or worse).
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    > "that contain real people" It seems the loophole on this site, is the examples (by my best guess) are AI.
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Point taken, but I think my comment is a reflection of the problems with the modern use of "left" and "right". Yes, of course NPR is more on the side of democrats than republicans. But, it is very much pro-business, and
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    So who has a code2paper model that we can hook up in a loop?
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    This is cool and I looked into this many years ago (using MetaMath). Sorry if this is obvious in one of the links, but does there exist a high quality “OCR-ed” version of the original text?
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    This is a great idea and looks well done. I wonder if printing services (Lulu?) have a automatic API or if it requires some manual intervention? (And the shipping part?)
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    NPR is left {{Citation needed}} [1] [1] outside of identity politics
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    If the median American thought the Earth was flat, should it treat that as a valid theory?
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Presumably, it’s more profitable to sell a physical book, which makes sense.
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Is there a simple rule about how many "flags" vs "upvotes" lead to an article not appearing on the front page?
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    I just asked Claude and if I capitalized "Heat", it knew I was talking about the movie, but for lower case "heat", it got offended and asked me to clarify.
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    "Can you hand me the paintbrush and turp?" I had to ask another LLM what is "turp" - and it said it's short for "turpentine".
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    I don't know if it stumps every model, but I saw some funny tweets asking ChatGPT something like "Is Al Pacino in Heat?" (asking if some actor or actress in the film "Heat") - and it confirms it knows this actor, bu
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    I was curious who was behind this campaign - it has a wikipedia page (answer: FACT and MPAA): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_Wouldn%27t_Steal_a_Car
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    I agreee with this, but is there a “standard” of terms? “repo” I understand to be a git repo, with all it entails. But, “package”, “library”, “module”? It seems like different languages have differenct usages.
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Trump now has knobs he alone (unless congress stops him) can turn to save or wreck any country, even specific businesses and people (i.e. those that don’t surrender more power to him). For a power obsessed, extreme narcissist, that is worth