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3y ago
Why would that be annoying? It’s much easier to understand, predict and truncate appropriately than having to explain all of these different tokenization schemes to devs.
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That article is so weird: > Of course, there is a selection bias in who comes to me. There are people out there doing just fine on 5000 units of Vitamin D daily. I only see the ones who develop high calcium levels. But I see enough of th
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3y ago
And toothbrushes too, did you know in some countries it is legal to brush your teeth and buy a toothbrush even if you didn’t see a dentist in the last year?
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3y ago
Not soon enough, the iOS transcription is terrible compared to even the small whisper model. I really hope Apple revamps voice recognition this fall, but I'm not putting money on it being Whisper quality.
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3y ago
Thanks for the helpful explanation. What is the context length in this explanation?
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https://nutritionfacts.org/video/flashback-friday-benefits-o...
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4y ago
Nuclear waste from power plants is not a legitimate issue: https://thebreakthrough.org/issues/energy/the-boring-truth-a... , https://zionlights.substack.com/p/everything-i-believed-abou... .
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4y ago
He’s not saying that everyone had lower productivity through the pandemic, but that those hired during the pandemic and working remotely had much lower productivity.
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4y ago
Don't forget cars.
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4y ago
Check out https://github.com/erikbern/ann-benchmarks for some benchmarks on some of the different ANN libraries out there. I'd be interested in hearing other's experiences using these libraries in production.
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Typically and hopefully they would have to return the money that they did not spend, and it's better for the investors to get that portion of their money back than to have founders run it into the ground.
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Perhaps more carbon efficient, but 15x less energy efficient: > Biking takes around 25 kcal/km [iii] above basal metabolism, which is equivalent to .11 MJ/km. A typical car in the US gets 25 mpg, or 9.5L/100 km, which is
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Llama is trained with _more_ data than is chinchilla optimal in order to make it better and cheaper at inference time, instead of just getting the highest quality of model that you can based on a given training budget. Llama has fewer param
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If you only deposited $1000 they are not going to give you $250k back.
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4y ago
Designers sure love gradients+noise. And dang does it look good.
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Pinecone Partial Database Outage Postmortem
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My suspicion is that this is true for you, but untrue generally. When walking and biking, all of my close calls have been with large trucks. Drivers typically feel more confident going faster in large vehicles because they are higher up, an
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How are they different from models that already exist like FLAN-T5?
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Including the word 'phone' six times in a popular blog post is not going to help their predicament.
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I think Flan-T5 is fast enough, but I don't think it generates text or abstract reasoning at nearly the same level as current GPT-3 models. This indicates a deficiency in the benchmarks and metrics that we use to evaluate LLMs. For gen
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For the most part I agree, but Storj seems like it is at least attempting to solve a problem not created by blockchain: https://www.storj.io .
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Amazon emplyees actually have a negative cash salary that they pay back with equity they sell.
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Why do you say logistically no? The challenges of distributing the runtime?
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Java, Go and C# (and node) have very similar performance, e.g. https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/... . For all of them, the key to writing high performance code is avoiding allocations and boxi
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Go belongs in the exact same bucket as Java and C#.
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I agree MacOS feels dated, some examples: The Windows window manager is far better than the MacOS equivalent, the UI is higher quality, more consistent and more discoverable, and PowerShell is better than zsh.
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Oops, good point! EFF also has some good articles about software patents: https://www.eff.org/issues/patents .
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Can you explain why it's not what EFF means? To me, the part of software patents that doesn't make sense is that you can patent any possible combination of ideas — in this case the combination of using voice and remotely controlli
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Software patents are a huge drag on small companies and innovative large ones, it's just that large companies are better able to handle the costs. Our world would be better if we ended software patents. Check out FSF's campaign to
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What did you use as the index structure for the nearest neighbor search? Did you use a library like FAISS or Annoy?
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