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DeepSeek's hardware spend as high as $500M(cnbc.com)
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by leopoldj 2y ago
This is a faithful reproduction of the original Transformer paper [1]. Except, these days we use trainable parameters for positional embedding. The paper used a static calculation for positional embedding using sine and cosine. Figure 1 in
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by leopoldj 2y ago
You should be able to make a few small changes to support "mps". In TrainingConfig set the device to "mps". The run training. In sample.py modify parse_args() and add support for mps as a possible value for the --device
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by leopoldj 2y ago
The article goes into details of what the resize tool does: > It uses generative AI to stretch the backgrounds of images to fit these required dimensions...
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Facial age test for skin aging(novoslabs.com)
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by leopoldj 2y ago
I have created a templating system in Java that uses the Vue syntax. Many of the common features are present. To minimize dependency, I chose to use Java's built-in XML parser to parse the template. Which means, the template has to be
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by leopoldj 2y ago
These "backdoors" are for court authorized wiretapping (The Communications Act of 1934). This is not some kind of a dark conspiracy. Our government argues that wiretapping is an essential tool for law enforcement. [1] The NSA does
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by leopoldj 2y ago
While I agree with you, this is the release of a research paper [1] and some accompanying demos on GitHub [2]. This is not a finished product fine tuned for high quality output. [1] https://d1qx31qr3h6wln.cloudfront.net/publ
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A non-allocating Circular Buffer in C++(mobiarch.wordpress.com)
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GE Aerospace Launches Company-Wide Generative AI Platform for Employees(geaerospace.com)
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by leopoldj 2y ago
This is the exact level of details I was looking for. I'm fairly experienced with deep learning and pytorch and don't want to see them built from scratch. I found Andrej's materials too low level and I tend to get lost in the
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Zero Copy CSV File Parser in Java(github.com)
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U.S. Intercepts Russian and Chinese Bombers on First Joint Mission Off Alaska(wsj.com)
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by leopoldj 3y ago
I wrote a series of blog post precisely for someone in your situation. I hope you find them useful. Easiest way to run a local LLM these days is Ollama. You don't need PyTorch or even Python installed. https://mobiarch.wordp
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by leopoldj 3y ago
I agree with you. But what is the sentiment in the C++ community? I mean, other languages are profiting tremendously from package managers. In C++ things are going the other way - taking public libraries and putting in std (fmt, chrono, and
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by leopoldj 3y ago
Instead of giving you a list of books I'll give you a list of topics to learn well. They are listed in a proper learning sequence. - Modern object initialization using {} and (). - std::string_view - std::map - std::stack - Emplace add
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by leopoldj 3y ago
C++ programmer and educator here. This (volume 3) is well organized good beginner level teaching material. You probably know most of it already. I was looking for range-based for loop, std::array and std::span and happy to see that they are
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by leopoldj 3y ago
The use of ``this Self&& self`` in the ``at()`` method can appear to be an overkill. But this approach actually covers many scenarios and make the code much smaller. For details, you can read: https://devblogs.microsoft.c
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by leopoldj 3y ago
You didn't say which std function you were using that was slow. But std::from_chars performs a lot faster than std::stoi et al due to many reasons.