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Attention Is All You Need (2017) [pdf](proceedings.neurips.cc)
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Depending on one’s character sheet this percentage might still turn out to be overly optimistic.
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Stop irreversible damage to the Amazon(junglekeepers.org)
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In case anyone is interested in supporting high-impact actions in that realm: https://www.junglekeepers.org/ I just got introduced to these folks by our founder who I also just learned is supporting them substantially (Dax
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Merchants of Doubt(johnsnowproject.org)
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Long Covid Is Being Erased–Again(theatlantic.com)
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Bert: Pre-Training of Deep Bidirectional Transformers for Language Understanding(arxiv.org)
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by musha68k 4y ago
Yes, it’s understandable that most don’t (have the time/energy) to worry. I’m Austrian though and hence have a deep distrust of any bureaucracy that records “everything” and generally works too well. I think it’s a fallacy that these s
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by musha68k 4y ago
Maybe someone local could explain to me why “living inside the panopticon” has been so widely accepted? Is this historically derived from loyal trust in the monarch?
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by musha68k 4y ago
Destroy fewer and regrow more natural habitats? Why not help the natural cycle first and foremost? Growth mindset for the biosphere is where it’s at.
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Machine Learning: The High Interest Credit Card of Technical Debt(research.google)
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Statement from the listed authors of Stochastic Parrots on the “AI pause” letter(dair-institute.org)
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by musha68k 4y ago
Cool idea and potentially useful in the future. Yet here I am on expert mode and LLM telling me I'm interacting with GPT-3? I got wary after I caught it lying again. I'm starting to think these LLMs are just not worth it yet. So m
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by musha68k 4y ago
You might have hit the “age wall” there, not enough “training” with VR also usually doesn’t help. The younglings I know all loved the PSVR2 experience much more so than the Quest which they were fans of before. So therefore probably more at
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“The John Snow Project has set out some of the growing body of evidence that suggests COVID-19 is having serious adverse long-term impacts on human health. This evidence is, however, being subjected to the same ‘doubt as product’ approach t
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Researchers use quantum computers to simulate quantum materials(pme.uchicago.edu)
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Boosting photovoltaics through simulation of photosynthesis which is a quantum mechanical process. https://chemistry.illinois.edu/news/2021-03-08/high-level-si...
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Would be interesting to read some unbiased science on that. My hunch would be that any concept it might detect still depends on 2nd order patterns acquired through training? The ultimate “book smart” at best, basically. I’m not a ML scienti
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Semantics for a Quantum Programming Language by Operator Algebras(arxiv.org)
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At the current time it is flawed to the point of being dangerous. It’s a - sometimes - useful new set of tooling. I guess there is value in that … but does it outweigh the always lurking “bullshit generator” bad parts? I’m not sure. It’s in
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The compression can be lossy though and the model often “predicts” complete garbage even with GPT-4. It would be great to get a probability for correctness “Mr. Spock” style in chat - especially so as in case of a telephone number…
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Isn’t this mostly due to rampant inequality as the main factor? I remember whenever I mentioned the swaths of homeless people, locals would often tell me “they are homeless by choice”. This attitude again, seemed to be very common and was o
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Merchants of Doubt(johnsnowproject.org)
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I tried it as well and it was a net negative to my productivity (the output is also very slow). I guess the use case needs to be much more specific / rote / patterned. I didn’t find the sweet spot for what I’m personally doing on
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*weeks/*months
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Do We (Still) Need to Work? (2021)(thenation.com)
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I assume most people in here had the means to set up their own office / room through the pandemic? I for sure had to with a newborn on its way etc, it wouldn’t have been possible without that. It’s an absolute joy each morning when I e
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Assuming there is only one parent available to look after them.
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I remember the most frustrating usually was coming in extra early so I can get some deep work done and suddenly the whole open office space fills up. People are laughing and trying to get your opinion on the latest Netflix show or worse, s
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I dig the independence sentiment and agree somewhat / in general on the "should know how it works underneath" part but Heroku is still the one platform I can recommend to most of my exclusively-dev friends. The systems evolut

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