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Ask HN: How does Reddit admin moderation work?
1 points by lovelearning 2y ago|0 comments
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by lovelearning 2y ago
Those medical personnel may also be members of Hezbollah. Doctors, nurses, and emergency responders can have ideological beliefs. For example, in my country, there are medical personnel with far-right and extremist views, some even holding
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What Is Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)?(crowdstrike.com)
2 points by lovelearning 2y ago|0 comments
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When a Team Member Speaks Up – and It Doesn't Go Well(hbr.org)
1 points by lovelearning 2y ago|1 comments
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by lovelearning 2y ago
This visual IDE for LLM pipelines was posted recently: https://github.com/langgenius/dify See if it helps.
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by lovelearning 2y ago
There's an implicit assumption here that the ban enforcement will involve/require adversarial technical approaches. But I think it'll be similar to India's 4-year-old ban on TikTok where the local corporate entity itself
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by lovelearning 3y ago
From the PDF: > Requirements for 6G include extremely high data rates (>100 Gbit/s), ultra-low latency (<0.1 ms).... > For the wireless communication of the 6G era, new radio frequency bands in sub-THz, ranging from 100 GHz
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by lovelearning 3y ago
This is the most awesome thing I've come across on HN in recent months if not years!
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by lovelearning 3y ago
I started with "The Story of Philosophy" by Will Durant. It introduced me to the high-level strands and terms in philosophy by studying the works of eminent philosophers.
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by lovelearning 3y ago
I find its documentation quite poor though: "If specified, adds a new batch of zeros to the key and value sequences at dim=1." Doesn't describe the implications even briefly. If they add just your second sentence to that desc
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by lovelearning 3y ago
I don't think I'm exaggerating - I wasted hours today on their terrible workflow and UI. All of that can be simplified and automated by Google via their frontend instead of a workflow that expects users to visit multiple pages. I
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by lovelearning 3y ago
Spending actual money on GCP. I don't have any GCP credits. I asked for just 1 GPU and explained that I need to run 20GB+ models. Didn't realize they expect a doctorate application in that 3-line textbox. All of it is so bureaucra
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Ask HN: Google Colab alternatives for large lang models?
1 points by lovelearning 3y ago|5 comments
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by lovelearning 3y ago
It's still "in-context learning" as per the GPT-3 definition because they are supplying some demonstrations of the task in the prompt. Only thing special is that the input for each demonstration is obtained through embedding-
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by lovelearning 3y ago
> If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out to the medical team. But isn't that what they were doing in the first place? More honest to suggest don't hesitate to reach out to ChatGPT.
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by lovelearning 3y ago
I fail to see why, in the absence of rigorous technical evidence, my benefit of the doubt should be with QualComm by default.
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by lovelearning 3y ago
The anecdotes of Google locking out accounts makes me distrust Google SSO. From memory: For an alleged violation on one Google service, all the other services were disabled too. For an alleged violation from one Google account, all the othe
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by lovelearning 3y ago
I agree with the principle, but I feel there's a bit of post hoc rationalization here. It would have been more believable if Altman and co had proposed a practical income system first, started its rollout, and only then released the GP
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by lovelearning 4y ago
Thank you!
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Ask HN: Should non-US payer file 1099-MISC/NEC or 1040-MISC for US freelancer?
2 points by lovelearning 4y ago|2 comments
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by lovelearning 4y ago
Maybe some search users? I use ChatGPT as my primary search engine now, via an API CLI. It answers abstract / conceptual / complex queries far better than Google. Google's just a secondary search engine now for me, if I need
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by lovelearning 4y ago
TIL that selling sex toys is still illegal in some US states.
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by lovelearning 4y ago
I wouldn't take its numbers seriously. It's a travel article by someone who thinks Ashoka lived in the 3rd century CE instead of BCE. May not have gone through any editorial review or fact check.
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by lovelearning 4y ago
I hope they make at least the smallest one available for everyone. I find it ironic that they want to prevent misuse, but think allowing access to those affiliated with government organizations will achieve that.
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Ask HN: What fraud warrants this much personal data from an LLM service?
5 points by lovelearning 4y ago|1 comments
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by lovelearning 4y ago
Reminds me of Marvin, the salty robot.
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by lovelearning 4y ago
They used GPT-J, an open-source LLM, for this. Anyone can use this technique privately to integrate with their proprietary / private APIs too.
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by lovelearning 4y ago
I was reading the stable diffusion paper recently. The section on conditional diffusion mentioned in passing that their attention blocks enable the diffusion to be conditioned by other modalities (i.e., other kinds of data). Text is the mod
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by lovelearning 4y ago
What about false positives? Irresponsible to market this to laypersons as perfect with absolutely no word of caution about false positives. There's been some chatter on Reddit that some content writers were falsely accused of using Cha
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by lovelearning 4y ago
Yes, around 2012. A few years later, its CEO apologized and restored it. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/twitter-ceo-jack-dorsey-apolo...

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