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Ted talk on ChatGPT’s astonishing potential(youtube.com)
1 points by pama 4y ago|0 comments
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by pama 4y ago
I’d like to see a National Institute for AI that funds research to help jobs transform by integrating AI.
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Large, creative AI models will transform lives and labour markets(economist.com)
153 points by pama 4y ago|185 comments
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How to worry wisely about AI(economist.com)
1 points by pama 4y ago|0 comments
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by pama 4y ago
I use the latest versions with native compilation and gave up on terminals and curses codes in favor of plain M-x shells. I tend to accumulate hundreds of buffers, some of them GB size, and all is super snappy. I am very sensitive to laten
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by pama 4y ago
The commands before that step are used to build the Linux system.
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by pama 4y ago
Other than emacs, the only available command on that Linux system is mount. Not even a shell.
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by pama 4y ago
The reason you can’t do it is because JavaScript is Turing complete (like postscript, but unlike HTML) and JS needs to load from the network. This does not happen with postscript. There is no comparison to postscript that is meaningful in m
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Kaggle competition for protein function prediction(kaggle.com)
2 points by pama 4y ago|0 comments
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by pama 4y ago
At worst, postscript can crash your printer or take up a lot of cpu. There are no networking libraries or access to system stuff for postscript. So it should be safe for all practical purposes assuming you don’t care about the possible in
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by pama 4y ago
Not sure what you mean here. The formal role of RMS in FSF today is not that of a leader (nor president, nor treasury.)
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by pama 4y ago
I’m working in a related area and I’m rather curious about this point. In what way is GPT-4 overfit? Does overfit in this context mean the conventional: validation loss went up with additional training, or something special?
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by pama 4y ago
I only use one of them at a time but I may swap depending on the mood; each has a very different feel.
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by pama 4y ago
Not much is less known in the tech world, so I use as a dock the CalDigit TS3 Plus, connected to two external mechanical keyboards, the blue yeti mic with wired headphones, a Logitech MX vertical mouse, and a huge monitor with a simple rin
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by pama 4y ago
The “law” was previously established empirically already and is only of relevance as a technical detail to a few specialists that may care. I think it was a strategic mistake to only release models that are weaker than what people can get t
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by pama 4y ago
For comparison GPT-4 provides the following Python regex and then warns that it does not catch all edge cases and that it’s better to use a dedicated library like email-validator: email_pattern = r"^(?=.{1,256})(?=.{1,64}@.{1,255}$)(?=
857.
by pama 4y ago
This Google form requires an organization ID so may not apply to personal GPT+ accounts.
858.
by pama 4y ago
You simply don’t train on the user imputs. There are enough unread books, public repos, and new articles.
859.
by pama 4y ago
Deleted comment to reduce ridicule…
860.
by pama 4y ago
It was a valid proof by contradiction. If you had a finite list of primes, then you end up constructing a number that has no prime factors.
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ChatGPT is down(status.openai.com)
204 points by pama 4y ago|207 comments
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WASM Comes to R(infoworld.com)
3 points by pama 4y ago|0 comments
863.
by pama 4y ago
It uses glow, GL on whatever, so OpenGL when it exists.
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by pama 4y ago
How does one induce more such nano particles to a preparation starting from a lemon? I don’t have a centrifuge, but is there a way to increase the concentration of such nanoparticles by using kitchen tools?
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by pama 4y ago
Simply set EDITOR to emacsclient -a “”. See https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/em...
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Magit creator: Thanks for your support and patience(old.reddit.com)
4 points by pama 4y ago|1 comments
867.
by pama 4y ago
Polars can do a lot of useful processing while streaming a very large dataset without ever having to load in memory much more than one row at a time. Are there any simple ways to achieve such map/reduce tasks with pandas on datasets th
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by pama 4y ago
I agree with all except that Emacs is a bit too slow or a little off for these tasks. Emacs is rather easy to extend and modify to make exactly fit your task if you want to. Out of the box search is decent and very easy to make better than
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by pama 4y ago
Per the paper, here is the link to the data in fig 5: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ltyrAB6BL29cOv2fSpNQ...
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by pama 4y ago
I started with elm, moved on to Emacs, pine, then mutt, then taught mitt to my spouse and moved on to a range of odd and unpredictable clients for work including outlook, web based gmail, etc. My wife still uses mutt today as her main clie

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