make3

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by make3 2y ago
I mean, do people still use it in large amounts, is it popular, don't be so literal
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by make3 2y ago
does it still exist? this is an old story
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by make3 2y ago
Prioritization is the #1 thing (I feel like this is a tautological statement). Spending a million hours doing something useless is just so obviously bad and expensive.
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by make3 2y ago
this is a-posteriori development.. we have no idea of how hard it is to implement with older GPUs
365.
by make3 2y ago
hey this is great work, I'm sorry I complained, I'm thankful for what you're doing here
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by make3 2y ago
"Yes it improves performance!" proceeds to show the most unconvincing stats ever you can probably blow on your GPU and get a similar performance change
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by make3 2y ago
This is never passing. Trump-inspired conservatives are on their ways to be guaranteed majority at the next federal elections.
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by make3 2y ago
Try this one instead :) https://huggingface.co/HuggingFaceTB/SmolLM-135M-Instruct Much better, a modern attempt at a small model
369.
by make3 2y ago
it's a special case, not an approximation
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by make3 2y ago
you would have to randomize spawns otherwise they can just record a playthrough and repeat it to unlock
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by make3 2y ago
it's a PoC
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by make3 2y ago
the issue is that this is not a sustainable approach for projects that are meant to last a long time
373.
by make3 2y ago
when I worked at Google, the packages were so late behind the newer updates, when they were available at all. I wonder if that's still the case
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by make3 2y ago
yes you figured out what I meant good job
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by make3 2y ago
"they couldn't replicate it because they're idiots, therefore it's replicable" That's literally not what he says though. He says, "they didn't replicate it so their conclusions are invalid", whic
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by make3 2y ago
IQ has been disproved as not an accurate evaluation of intelligence even for problem solving, so asking for a scientific reference for this is like asking a scientific reference for how a certain locally dominant ethnicity have better chakr
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by make3 2y ago
"Although East Asian people have higher IQ scores on average, we are not superhuman" weird explicit racism as the highest voted comment
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by make3 2y ago
It's not that simple, people systematically create groups with laws, and those groups (governments) defend laws with violence, so as long as something is law, things don't need to be strong to be protected. "The iron law of n
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by make3 2y ago
this is absolute BS. Journals are meant to have a split between the editorial board and their owners, because the credibility and ethics of the journal comes first. People don't read, or shouldn't want to read anyways, a paper tha
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by make3 2y ago
there's likely still an infinite amount of things to figure out, transformers haven't been out for 10 years yet
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by make3 2y ago
that's just not true. In a lot of cases in engineering, there are 10000000 possibilities, and deeplearning shows you 100 potentially more promising ones to double check, and that's worth huge amounts of money. In a lot of cases de
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by make3 2y ago
I sympathize, but I feel like people are over-selling the "end of AI". The progress that we've seen in the past two years has been completely insane compared to literally any other field. LLMs complete absolutely insane reaso
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by make3 2y ago
"one line in your custom language" is not one line at all lol
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by make3 2y ago
they changed it to match the title of the article itself from AP, not to tamp it down necessarily. This is what they actually usually do.
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by make3 2y ago
Absolutely demonstrably not, the convnet paper was in 1998 http://vision.stanford.edu/cs598_spring07/papers/Lecun98.pdf & the Krichevsky/Sutskever/Hinton Convnets at scale on imagenet paper that brok
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by make3 2y ago
I guess we're not always professionals at all the work that we do, if that makes sense
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by make3 2y ago
I wonder if we will Jurassic Park a neanderthal one day, that would be interesting (meaning, make a living neanderthal probably by putting the genome in a human cell & getting it to develop into a fetus likely in a human womb, etc). I&#
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by make3 2y ago
interesting that they make external articles about it
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by make3 2y ago
if you physically control the pager I don't even think it's called hacking anymore. you can change the hardware and software willy nilly. put an extra SIM that you control in there, and call it. put a radio receiver. a timer. heck
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by make3 2y ago
this reads like an article written by someone with adhd who started writing about a scientific paper but got distracted by some random thing instead of reading it

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