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by option 4y ago
There is - https://docs.nvidia.com/deeplearning/nemo/user-guide/docs/en... Supports data, tensor, pipeline, sequence parallelisms, activation checkpointing, distributed optimizers, fused kernels and more
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by option 4y ago
Manhattan project was a huge success, what are you talking about? Or would you prefer nazis or commies building nuclear bomb first?
183.
by option 4y ago
We need high quality studies by multiple reputable organizations to research this question. Odds of this happening/getting funded - close to 0 right now.
184.
by option 4y ago
they are accountable to shareholders not employees. This it is up to shareholders to decide whether CEO they employ failed or not.
185.
by option 4y ago
it is easy to solve but never is solved somehow (judging this based on living in several European cities)
186.
by option 4y ago
I recommend getting dog(s) and kids - a very fun, life changing combo. You won’t regret.
187.
by option 4y ago
Their safety record and ratings are actually one of the industry’s best. If you consider a car, please do your own research on this - check out actual ratings agencies reports, not news sites. Regarding Musk - this is a weird argument. Are
188.
by option 4y ago
for certain large segments of EV buyers, especially in US, Tesla is objectively the best EV right now.
189.
by option 4y ago
Public questions really means they have likely been in training data together with their answers
190.
by option 4y ago
that is not the case
191.
by option 4y ago
Right, but the most powerful and useful AI would be ChatGPT like dialogue based system augmented with search engine. Not the other way around.
192.
by option 4y ago
I lived in European capital and I live in Bay Area, California now. I would take sitting in traffic jam in my car in comfort with audiobook and AC anytime over being in freaking people jam in subway. Especially during flu and covid waves.
193.
by option 4y ago
No, cars plus planes are much more convenient for travel than bikes and trains. That is definitely not to say that there is no place for bikes and trains. US certainly needs more of both. But please stop pretending that a family of 4 can go
194.
by option 4y ago
Vinod Khosla is famously ignoring court and violating CA constitution by restricting beach access. He can just afford to pay fines. [1] https://www.surfrider.org/coastal-blog/entry/us-supreme-cour...
195.
by option 4y ago
because people deteriorate mentally and physically with age.
196.
by option 4y ago
nope. we need much younger politicians. And we need 70+ old guys learn new things just like this politician does.
197.
by option 4y ago
that is clearly not speech.
198.
by option 4y ago
current russia is a great example of this
199.
by option 4y ago
Let that sink in. And you know what is not arriving anytime soon? Even “cat-level” AGI is just not going to happen within next 20 years at least.
200.
by option 4y ago
of course. Typically in STEM PhDs are paid from the research grants of their advisors.
201.
by option 4y ago
Can someone please paste the letter? I haven’t had fb account for years now.
202.
by option 4y ago
we should stop worrying about inequality and instead fixate on these two metrics: (1) how well off are the poorest and those unable to work and (2) how well off is the middle class
203.
by option 4y ago
hopefully it will turn out much better than Foundation series fiasco. Still, I am very optimistic!
204.
by option 4y ago
exactly. this is something both left and right should fully agree on
205.
by option 4y ago
his duty as CEO is to deliver value for shareholders. He has been doing OK so far ;)
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by option 4y ago
no LLM has agency
207.
by option 4y ago
Why is it LLMs get all the doom and gloom attention whereas, arguably, much more dangerous tools like voice cloning, photo generation, etc. don’t?
208.
by option 4y ago
Google’s PaLM is current SOTA, way better than GPT-3 (non-tuned). I’m sure Google has many “tuned” internal-only PaLM variants in prod or testing today.
209.
by option 4y ago
lol, what?
210.
by option 4y ago
as I’ve heard it actually affects much more than Azure, also all their cloud-based productivity suite.

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