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Was this some sort of dress code? Yes
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1y ago
5090 has 32GB of RAM. Not sure if that’s enough to fit this model.
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a lot of research could be invalidated, so obviously would make huge news. A lot of research is unreproducible crap. That’s not news to anyone. Plus, bugs usually make results worse, not better.
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Me: What color is a green eggplant? ChatGPT: A green eggplant (also called Thai eggplant or green brinjal, depending on the variety) is actually green on the outside — sometimes solid green, sometimes streaked with white or pale green. The
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Exactly. Five years ago I posted here on HN that AI will pass Turing Test in the next 3 years (I was impressed by Facebook chatbot progress at the time). I was laughed at and downvoted into oblivion. TT was seen by many as a huge milestone,
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Tensor cores use lower precision, so small numerical differences should be expected.
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this would be the world’s most catastrophic data leak. Why?
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I don’t really use LLMs for coding - I still enjoy doing it myself. I use them for brainstorming ideas, reviewing papers (I’m a researcher), practical questions (e.g. how to replace a cooling bypass valve in my car), or curiosity questions
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1y ago
You probably just forgot how bad GPT4 was. It was failing half of complicated tasks or questions I asked. GPT5 has roughly 90% success rate for me.
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GPT5 compared to the original GPT4 is a huge improvement. It exceeded all my expectations from 2 years ago. I really doubted most GPT4 limitations will be resolved so quickly. If they manage a similar quality jump with GPT6, it will probabl
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Did he say that?
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I just gave chatgpt this prompt - it produced a picture of a glass filled to the brim with water.
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I stopped eating desserts and sweets, stopped overeating, stopped eating after 7pm, switched to eating more veggies and unprocessed foods. I started taking supplements (ag1 powder, fish oil, turmeric). Once inflammation started to reduce I
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I had the same problem with my elbow, electrotherapy did not help. Turned out it was systemic inflammation in my body that was preventing it from healing. Change of diet fixed it.
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1y ago
So you’re saying a brain is a computer, right?
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Do you need differential equations to understand what’s happening in a transistor?
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Do these numbers compare performance at the same cost?
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1y ago
Would you actually have a gun loaded and willing to fire? Or would you lie to the cops?
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How does it compare to state of the art models? Does it scale?
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1y ago
7 million parameters
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Surely SamA doesn’t actually think that they’ll more than 20x their compute in a few years? If their goal is to train say, a 100T model on the whole youtube dataset they will need 20000x more compute. And that would be my goal if I were h
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You test different models on your real world problem, and pick the smallest one that works.
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The paper does not make any clear conclusions about LoRA vs FullFT performance, beyond "the two methods seem to be learning different things".
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Even that paper itself does not provide any "clear" conclusions about which method is better.
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What late 20th century tools and technology were used to reconstruct it that weren’t available during its construction?
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How can inflammation be measured?
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Out of all things they could have improved, they picked one that didn’t need changing.
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I think the old logo was distinctive and memorable. I used to go there because of food and because of atmosphere. If the atmosphere is gone I’m less likely to return in the future.
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The test accuracy in figure 6b shows a marginal increase, and a gentler transition to the overfitting regime, suggesting the regularization is working. Higher LR does not mean there’s overfitting.
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https://www.dwavequantum.com/blockchain/
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