malux85

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by malux85 3y ago
I don’t train LLMs from scratch, but I have: 3x4090s 1xTesla A100 Lots of fine tuning, attention visualisation, evaluation of embeddings and different embedding generation methods, not just LLMs though I use them a lot for deep nets of many
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by malux85 3y ago
You can get more bolt twists by enabling BoltTweet(tm) and connecting your social accounts. Every time a bolt turns more than 90 degrees BoltTweet(tm) will let all your friends and family know JUST HOW MUCH YOU LOVE BOLTS.
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by malux85 3y ago
I’m curious can you elaborate on the problems you are having and how these improvements will help?
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by malux85 3y ago
I’m not sure if this counts but I recently got a kindle and I love it, the screen is much easier on my eyes than my iPad, and since the device is so basic there’s no ability to flip to a browser or play music or anything else, which keeps m
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by malux85 3y ago
Upload biometric data to porn sites? That seems like a phishers dream come true. Even if the big sites farm this out to third parties, unscrupulous imitators could harvest personal info on an enormous scale for sale on the dark web.
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by malux85 3y ago
it’s not solidly time boxed, sometimes it might be a whole day, if something is yielding positive results, everybody here is very senior so we all have a good intuition for which rabbit holes will yield Software methodologies for the zany s
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by malux85 3y ago
NZ is nice but it’s too small, I live in the biggest city, and the Python community is very small, and culturally NZ pretty barren being such a young country. I lived in Germany, Spain and the UK for the last 10 years and it was much better
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by malux85 3y ago
^ just to clarify, I work from home in NZ but the company I work for is in USA
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by malux85 3y ago
> Out of curiosity - are you working in NZ? Yes > What software stack you're using at hedge fund? Cant discuss > Can you tell how many lines of code did you commit in a first week of December? :-) 43 commits, 3440 lines added,
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by malux85 3y ago
I work at a hedge fund, and I spent 98% of my time writing code. I usually work on 2-3 experiments simultaneously, and every day or two take 2 hours off to work on "zany schemes" -- moonshot type ideas that occasionally are very l
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by malux85 3y ago
Usually what happens in cases like this is that the RL network ends up learning a slightly crappier version of A* Or finds a bug in the environment and learns to teleport, those are fun too
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by malux85 3y ago
There is an enormous power imbalance between Sony and the customer which will lead to abuse. They will filibuster and or beaurocrat-ize away any will to pursue lawsuits, or they will offer token trivial compensation (which doesn’t nearly re
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by malux85 3y ago
I did this too! Having no interenet at home I would take a box of floppy disks to the library every day and save articles on C programming, OpenGL programming, and the raw weather satellite images from the NOAA - I was trying to re-create
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by malux85 3y ago
Reverse engineering a file format or protocol is almost a rite of passage for programmers, it is incredibly fun and rewarding, something I'd recommend for all medium/senior programmers get into at least once. A few years ago I was
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by malux85 3y ago
What will they do with it? In the videos I have seen it's just a bunch of people looking at photos on the couch or watching a movie, it looks boring. Do you think some sort of game will push it?
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by malux85 3y ago
They should have the right to express themselves freely but people need to understand that the bar to do so is so much lower than “submitting a paper” as you say. Therefore any uninformed, emotional crackpot can submit a rant with no proof,
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by malux85 3y ago
Hmmm, good question, I don’t know how to describe it other than it “feels” like my consciousness which normally occupies my head totally and equally, “pulls back” to the back of my head, my vision switches off (it’s not dark it’s just I’m n
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by malux85 3y ago
I’m the same as you, except for me, the position is directly behind my eyes in place of my main vision, it is in a black void for me too If I switch to my minds eye, the LOD res’s up and I see it in full cinematic 4k, textures, shadows, eve
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by malux85 3y ago
https://atomictessellator.com I built this to teach myself all the aspects of computational chemistry that I am interested in
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by malux85 3y ago
Is there a way of contacting these people? If you're in this thread could you email me please? (in my profile), I can show you some cool ideas and what I am building!
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by malux85 3y ago
I would love to do this, if anyone is in NZ and wants to get one of these going count me in
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by malux85 3y ago
I often wondered about long term constructions, what structure would last for thousands of years? What structure would last against tsunamis, hurricanes, floods, lightning? Isn’t the answer a pyramid? Now the problem is it’s made of enormou
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by malux85 3y ago
> Prove me wrong. Give me a way to detect race from DNA sample with 100% accuracy. You implied that in order for you to be proved wrong, the test must have 100% accuracy. I was saying that 100% accuracy is an impossible standard. No test
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by malux85 3y ago
Set the bar at impossible so you cant be proved wrong. No system anywhere is 100% accurate, and to demand that as a standard only shows your numerical illiteracy.
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by malux85 3y ago
It’s not entirely a social construct, for example there are very clear genetic factors - you could use a clustering algorithm on genetic data to reveal there are very clear groups, regardless of which social culture is doing this clustering
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by malux85 3y ago
As with anything the devil is in the details - The word “tell” there is doing a lot of work. Does it mean “The AI should not have any bias towards any race” Or does it mean “The AI should not be able to distinguish whatsoever between two ra
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by malux85 3y ago
Mine too - Vue and django, and the django rest framework, it’s super productive - no writing all the crud views manually for the hundreds of models I have, the django admin interface is very helpful like you say, and backend is running (a v
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by malux85 3y ago
It’s great to hear of a YC Co-Founder success, I’m looking for a non-technical cofounder now so I’ll give this a shot
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by malux85 3y ago
A bit clunky, but can you mount a RAM disk and then put your executables in there? This would at least stop the Disk I/O
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by malux85 3y ago
Take a 1 hour nap at lunchtime

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