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by lossolo 2y ago
When was that?
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by lossolo 2y ago
It only works for some people. You need to have a good donor area and a lot of hair. And even then transplant can be rejected. Doesn't work for majority of bald people in their 30s/40s.
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by lossolo 2y ago
Elon has good donor area, area from which he had hair transplant. Not everyone have a good donor area and if you are NW7 (north wood scale) then hair transplant will not help you.
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by lossolo 2y ago
What extra energy? Energy consumption around the world is rising every year and will rise even higher because of climate change. And carbon capture is not a viable solution to climate change. "According to the IPCC’s Working Group III
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by lossolo 2y ago
Beautiful story, thanks for the link.
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by lossolo 2y ago
> This is hard to understand to me as a Rust dev, when we provide a single executable binary, but I'm not in devops and I guess they have good reason to prefer docker images. It's mainly about isolation, orchestration and to pr
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by lossolo 2y ago
Did you know that mussels and clams are sensitive to changes in water quality and can absorb pollutants? They are often used as bioindicators to detect harmful substances like heavy metals and toxins in the water. They are used in United St
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by lossolo 2y ago
China's installed solar power capacity rises 55.2% in 2023.[1] It added 216 GW of solar PV capacity alone in 2023 that was equal to 14% of the world's total installed solar PV capacity, more than what many countries have ever inst
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by lossolo 2y ago
This. I wonder why people say India will be the next China, as if they are still living in the past. The future is about cheap energy powering robots, not cheap labor. The era of growth based solely on cheap labor is slowly ending with robo
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by lossolo 2y ago
It was a nightmare for me. I'm a night owl. It was known in school that whenever I missed the first one to three lessons, it was because I was sleeping. Both the teachers and the other kids knew it. The optimal hours for me involve wak
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Time-mapping and future-oriented behavior in free-ranging wild fruit bats(cell.com)
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by lossolo 2y ago
No, sorry, what you wrote is wrong. Transformers process sequences token by token, but they don't do it cumulatively in the sense of linear models or RNNs. Instead, they process all tokens simultaneously in terms of calculating attenti
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by lossolo 2y ago
No, you are mistaken. You are still confusing initial embeddings, which are basically computationally free compared to the rest. I explained this in detail in my previous post. The ENTIRE sequence is processed by transformers to generate th
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by lossolo 2y ago
I think you are confused on how transformers work. You are confusing between static embeddings and the dynamic, contextual outputs calculated by transformers. While initial embeddings (representations BEFORE processing through the transform
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by lossolo 2y ago
I'm confused now, how does it solve the need to write "I REPEAT"? As a strengthening the signal to follow instructions. Besides that, in transformer models, the computation of each token’s output vector in a sequence depends
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by lossolo 2y ago
You compared it to diffusion models, which work entirely differently. Could you elaborate what you mean? I understand how transformers work and their implementation, but I'm unsure how with the current transformer architecture you can
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Differential Increases in Excess Mortality in Germany During the Covid Pandemic(researchgate.net)
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by lossolo 2y ago
> The West can push back. Isn't it obvious that the West, particularly the US, as their decisions are most influential, does not want to fully push back? By "fully" I mean desiring Russia's collapse. That’s why, even
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by lossolo 2y ago
Of course you can. Look at Dresden (look at Marshall Plan[1]), Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Tokyo, etc., after World War II. And yes, empirical evidence shows that dropping atomic bombs was not necessary to achieve Japan's surrender[2]. 1. ht
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by lossolo 2y ago
This sounds interesting "Noyron — a foundational Large Computational Engineering Model". What kind of architecture this model have?
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by lossolo 2y ago
> bootstrap the initial KGs from existing LLMs LLMs generate responses based on statistical probabilities derived from their training data. They do not inherently understand or store an "absolute source of truth." Thus, any KG
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by lossolo 2y ago
Formal verification of knowledge/logical relationships? how would you formally verify a sci-fi novel or a poem? What about the paradoxes that exist in nature, or contradicting theories that are logically correct? This is easier said th
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by lossolo 2y ago
What's SOTA open source?
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by lossolo 2y ago
There is a deal under way to make sure that they will still use the USD and loosen their ties with China. https://www.reuters.com/world/us-saudi-arabia-close-finalizi...
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by lossolo 2y ago
> is now jealous Reading his (already deleted) tweets from yesterday about the Apple and OpenAI announcement, I think you could be right.
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by lossolo 2y ago
Just be aware of this https://github.com/polhenarejos/pico-hsm/issues/28
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by lossolo 2y ago
It's LORA, most of the things you saw in Apple Intelligence on device presentation are basically different LORAs.
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by lossolo 2y ago
There weren't really any advancements from around 2018. The majority of the 'advancements' were in the amount of parameters, training data, and its applications. What was the GPT-3 to ChatGPT transition? It involved fine-tuni
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by lossolo 2y ago
> and rest of the world where China is also going to be tariffed Where? In US? Because in majority of the world they will not get tarrifed. This is wishful thinking. You are closing the biggest market for yourself (China) and then you a
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by lossolo 2y ago
In December 2020, Volkswagen gained majority control of its Chinese joint venture JAC-VW, controlling 75% of its Chinese business operation. Joint venture is a choice currently not a requirement. Tesla is also free of it.

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