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by pama 2y ago
ChatGPT with search: Yes, Paul Edwin Zimmer wrote a fourth novel in his Dark Border series titled Ingulf the Mad, published in 1989. This installment focuses on the characters Ingulf Mac Fingold and Carrol Mac Lir, detailing their meeting a
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by pama 2y ago
It is textbook bait and switch. If the achievemt is important, use the correct title. An advance in actual training performance or a better model is very important and interests a different set of people with deeper pockets than those who c
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by pama 2y ago
Thanks!
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Genuine question: why? I thought people in many long-living cultures often cook with high temperature oil, and not just the street food wok cooking. There is bad chemistry that can happen with other food components at high temperatures but
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by pama 2y ago
This is as clickbaity as it gets. Trains has no other sensible interpretation in the context of LLM models. My impression was that they trained the models to be better than the models trained by GPUs, presumably because they trained faster
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by pama 2y ago
No worries at all. And thanks for the additional color.
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I dont want to use the Platform Formerly Known as Twitter, but does anyone have a way to get the link to their livestream tomorrow?
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by pama 2y ago
Fair enough. Though I didnt live during kerosene times. My tea kettle uses 0.06kWh per session. So one to two weeks of tea for me to reach the energy of a day on such a monitor (see other comment on best guesses on energy use of this monit
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by pama 2y ago
I always turn my monitors to the lowest possible brightness for long work sessions, so I assumed (perhaps mistakenly) that this eco mode would already be close to my settings out of the box, and if anything, too bright. Assuming 20c per kWh
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by pama 2y ago
The power is not so bad, especially compared to the graphics cards you would want to use (and I use my GPU as a tow warmer). Samsung 8k specifically comes with low power presets which are probably usable in this scenario. Of course with so
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by pama 2y ago
> How do tests account for cases where I'm looking at a 100 line function that could have easily been written in 20 lines with just as much, if not more, clarity? If the function is fast to evaluate and you have thorough coverage by
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by pama 2y ago
What are the closest Emacs packages and flows for something similar to Cursor? Is the ability to use a tab in this way something that can be simply instructed or finetuned?
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I would love to hear positive python packaging stories because my other language packaging experiences (lisps, R, rust) felt so much better. Did you try to maintain python packages on a system with old gcc that cannot be upgraded and walk t
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by pama 2y ago
Thank you for the transcription. Might I suggest you add Chopin’s fingering where available in the original?
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Thanks! https://www.themorgan.org/music/manuscript/452191/1
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by pama 2y ago
Is there a link to the complete music score somewhere?
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by pama 2y ago
No not really. These are there for long running jobs. Reboot clean up of tmp is not an issue.
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by pama 2y ago
The /tmp in RAM does not address any of the vulnerabilities unfortunately.
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Most recent proposal is here: https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2024/p34...
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by pama 2y ago
Not sure what you mean. There is always an end to a batch. It doesn't have to be the end of a document entry, otherwise the model might get lazy and learn something related to the position of the text (i.e. look into the position enc
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by pama 2y ago
The paper is here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-07894-z
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by pama 2y ago
Not sure what you meant here; of course one needs to still correctly estimate the cross-entropy loss in the end (in order to keep their sanity, or compare to runs with different total batch size), but each mini-batch term has the same relat
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by pama 2y ago
Although there may be uses for such a modified loss, based on the tone of the writeup it feels like this was an unintended bug in their training code. Training llms with variable max sequence length on different GPU is a recipe for ineffici
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by pama 2y ago
It appears that the site is now popular—I’m getting: Resource Limit Is Reached The website is temporarily unable to service your request as it exceeded resource limit. Please try again later.
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by pama 2y ago
I’m certain you’re joking here, but I wanted to add that multiplying a few digits is learned naturally from data without any trouble. Specialized training sets or number encodings can generalize integer operations to much larger numbers of
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by pama 2y ago
Agreed. There are too many different directions of impact to point out explicitly, so I'll give a short vignette on one of the most immediate impacts, which was the use in protein crystallography. Many aspiring crystallographers correc
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What's New in Python 3.13(docs.python.org)
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by pama 2y ago
Please also see this article, which includes useful extrapolations: https://www.economist.com/interactive/essay/2024/06/20/solar... Also, please notice that between 2021 (the date of your link) and
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Durably reducing conspiracy beliefs through dialogues with AI(science.org)
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by pama 2y ago
Perhaps you havent tried o1-preview or advanced voice if you call all the rest SOTA.

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