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by paulluuk 2y ago
As someone who actually has a university degree in Artificial Intelligence, I feel like this is always how it's been. Before, an "AI Expert" was someone who knew how to use Tensorflow, PyTorch or Keras. Before that, an "
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by paulluuk 2y ago
Technically, if you are obese wouldn't you have more cells, and therefore a higher total number of mitochondria? Silly example of course, but what is the obvious benefit of having a higher number of mitochondria in your body?
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by paulluuk 2y ago
I've been trying to find the video you're mentioning but can't find anything, do you happen to have a link?
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by paulluuk 2y ago
Well it depends whether you're going to import all of warp or just the functions you need. But you're right for the most part, if you're just going to do "import warp" then my math is off indeed. Anyway, I also don&
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by paulluuk 2y ago
Fascinating!
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by paulluuk 2y ago
There is no way that "warp" is already such a household name that it's common enough to shorten it to "wp". Likewise, the libraries at OP's company are for sure not going to be common to anyone starting out at
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by paulluuk 2y ago
While this is really cool, I have to say.. > import warp as wp Can we please not copy this convention over from numpy? In the example script, you use 17 characters to write this just to save 18 characters later on in the script. Just imp
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by paulluuk 2y ago
Sorry, I thought that all foods (animal-based or plant-based) are carcinogens when burnt, but I don't actually know if that's true. I know that I avoid burnt vegetables for that reason. It's likely that self-reporting is inde
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by paulluuk 2y ago
I assume that this is in response to > Do you have any evidence that plant-based diets are more "health conscious", and that that by itself explains why they are healthier? Good to know, I didn't know this was the case. I
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by paulluuk 2y ago
Honestly, I wish media would be pushing the idea that plant-based diets are healthier. Instead, all I see in the media is advertisements for meat and dairy products. Doctors tell me that "oh maybe it's because you're vegan?&q
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by paulluuk 2y ago
So you're saying that you believe it's possible that the problem with meat isn't the meat itself, but it's possibly just the way that it's consumed, e.g. burnt and with lots of sauce (as an example). But to me that
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by paulluuk 2y ago
Do you have any evidence that plant-based diets are more "health conscious", and that that by itself explains why they are healthier? I'm personally vegan for ethical reasons, not health reasons. I wonder how many people actu
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by paulluuk 3y ago
I feel like large file storage can still be improved upon.
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by paulluuk 3y ago
I'll be honest that I've never actually considered tokens per second as something to focus on for my projects, I'm much more concerned with quality of the output then quantity. Is 500 tok/s on Gemma 7B a gamechanger? or
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by paulluuk 3y ago
Ironically, you can probably just ask a Transformer model to explain it to you. I'm the same as you: I have no problem grasping complex concepts, I just always struggled with the mathematical notation. I did pass linear algebra in univ
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by paulluuk 3y ago
Depends on whether a "side" is an "edge" of a "face" in geometry terms. An edge must be two-dimensional (so flat), a face can be three-dimensional (like a curved ribbon).
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by paulluuk 3y ago
> Unemployment is actually at an all time low despite centuries of industrialization, automation, etc. You've got an interesting point there. But I'm wondering, isn't this mostly true for places like the US? Looking at it
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by paulluuk 3y ago
I never noticed this before, but you're right, it is very weird!
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by paulluuk 3y ago
Indeed, that's about $117k (CAD) per year in 2023. (80k euro, 88k usd)
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by paulluuk 3y ago
If the coin is perfectly circular, is does in fact have only 2 sides (as a perfect circle has no sides). If the coin is not perfectly circular, but is (at some microscopic level) full of edges, it could have a near infinite amount of sides.
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by paulluuk 3y ago
> The BSC, Europe's leading developer of open source computing technologies > The fact that the [..] architecture [..] of these new processors is open source, and therefore non-proprietary and accessible to all, reduces technolog
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by paulluuk 3y ago
When GPT3.5 and Dall-E were out for only a little while, I wrote a Discord D&D bot which would act as a DM and generate images for each scene and generated audio for all the voices using play.ht It was a silly, hacky, poorly made mess b
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by paulluuk 3y ago
That's an interesting read! Not really sure whether this counts as "engineering" though (accidentally taping over a track), nor would I consider this "worse" than potentially destroying 500M worth of advanced equipm
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by paulluuk 3y ago
Did you mean Test Driven Development, or is Test-Driven Design a whole other thing?
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by paulluuk 3y ago
Are you asking where stray dogs come from?
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by paulluuk 3y ago
It's probably not a fear of death, but a fear to cease to exist. And uploading your mind does mean that you continue to exist.
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by paulluuk 3y ago
I find that conservatives most often quote "Nineteen-eighty-four" as a comment on "politically correct" language. But when asked about "family values", "obamacare", "right to work" and other
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by paulluuk 3y ago
And yet, if your article gets rejected when you write it yourself, and gets published when you have AI rewrite it for you to use all the right buzzwords based on previously published articles -- that's a good (financial) reason to use
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by paulluuk 3y ago
Hm, that's an interesting question. What makes you want to ask this?
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by paulluuk 3y ago
> Why not just `import mpmath.mp as mp` or something that has basically the same syntax for importing an object as for importing the module? Because if we applied that as a "rule", then an import like this: from keras.appli

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