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Super interesting blogpost. I just wonder how this is actually different to LORA, since LORA also adds some parameters and freezes the rest of the model. This seems like a sparse, memory efficient LORA with a couple of extra steps, since it
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Make others turn the web into a perfect LLM training set, perfect strategy
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This will probably take a little longer for private use, but the industrial sector is already doing this. Cooling chambers being cooled down further during cheap electricity prices (or sunshine when they have their own solar) or storing hea
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1y ago
For reference: Circle (USDC) has about 74B market cap and is valued at 30B. Tether (USDT) has about 172B market cap and is about to be valued at 500B. I get that Tether is the market leader and all, but that valuation is totally nuts
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No clue why they are calling a 560B model "Flash". But one very interesting thing is, it is beating all the other frontier models in safety, and most of them by quite a margin. The same for Formal Theorem Proving, where I would ha
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How does Memori choose what part of past conversations is relevant to the current conversation? Is there some maximum amount of memory it can feasibly handle before it will spam the context with irrelevant "memories"?
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“To be an artist means you must declare a loyalty to your art form and your vision that runs deeper than almost any other, even sometimes deeper than blood kinship.” That is absurd. Selling out your childrens childhood for some sort of pseu
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1y ago
Balcony solar is absolute awesome in germany. I get about 30% return on investment per year on my small solar panel. Hard not to do it. I have no idea why it is still a little niche
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1y ago
For anyone curious about what the Gated Delta Network is: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2412.06464
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This is a bit disingenous since the tokens are free until September 10th, so of course the usage is spiking and people are flocking towards it.
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1y ago
This is super cool! One thing I find counterintuitive is that GPT5 or o3 not have better performance. GPT5 gets about 800k on average per round but I would have expected it to be nearly perfect, since these are not particularly hard questio
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Micro CPV Solar – 50% more efficient, cheaper panels
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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i have been anticipating this release for some time now. I am an avid user of ecosia and find the results passable in comparison to google. A couple of queries a week I am unsatisfied with and switch to google or a chatbot these days. I hop
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I clicked because i was very curious what this actually is, but it really is just what it says. The problem is, there is no twerking, the girls are just swaying from left to right really slowly which is not really twerking, but that is besi
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this seems very interesting: they got a big sensor dataset and generated some text from that. I guess this involves things like maximum values, mean values, maybe simple trends and things like was the person walking or biking etc. It would
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this exact same thing happened in the show bojack horseman, made me chuckle
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1y ago
i think this is quite neat! one feature would improve it for me quite a bit: if i just have a text document open i can easily click and input a character, so it is not much better there. but you could make it so that i can select a characte
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> Grok-4 significantly underperformed compared to expectations. Many of its initial responses were extremely short, often consisting only of a final answer without explanation. this is very weird. given how verbose most models usually ar
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1y ago
great energy, love the guy
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someone who has never lived in a walkable city..
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i do not quite understand this point of view. even if bees suffer tremendously in the industrial complex, then the logical solution would not be to stop eating honey but to source honey from an ethical producer. there are lots of small beek
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this is so funny because i always envied english for it being so clear: million, billion, trillion. in german we have these "awkward" names in between: million, milliarden, billionen, billiarden. but now hearing about this long sc
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is there a kind of nanogpt for diffusion language models? i would love to understand them better
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you are totally right which makes this so sad. a lot of regulations might be tedious but they have (most of the time) a good reason to exist. now the people around the data center will have to deal with terrible air quality so twitter users
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i wonder what the impact of the e-bike is on car traffic/sales. i guess in the us it is probably not noticable but here in the eu or in germany were i live i can definitely feel that there is more bike traffic and most are e-bikes now.
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this is an incredible cool idea and i think this is another piece to the puzzle of not dying from climate change. i could not find anything about the drawbacks or risks, anyone familiar with it?
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i think the difference is that now someone with no coding knowledge could start describing software and make the agent build that software iteratively. so for example a mechanical engineer wants to build some simulation tool. you still need
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this must be one of the worst things this administration is trying to do. old growth forest is almost impossible to get back once it is gone especially outside the tropics. and all this to pay for tax cuts .. absolutely criminal.
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Cement's first carbon capture facility
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my problem is that I often find some of the articles from big newspapers interesting but never enough to shill out 50 bucks or so a month for their subscription. And subscribing to multiple just is not an option for me currently
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