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Repurposing Semaglutide and Liraglutide for Alcohol Use Disorder(jamanetwork.com)
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Plugin that keeps Cursor and Jetbrains IDEs in sync(github.com)
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In 1924, the US Turned Off Their Radios to Search for Life on Mars(iflscience.com)
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Wayland support for the 565 release series(forums.developer.nvidia.com)
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Rip van Winkle's Razor, a Simple New Estimate for Adaptive Data Analysis (2021)(offconvex.org)
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#P(en.wikipedia.org)
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by pizza 2y ago
Perceptual closure under repeated iterations is just a stronger form of perceptual losslessness, then, after k generations instead of the usual k=1. What you’re describing is called generation loss, and there are in fact perceptually lossy
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by pizza 2y ago
In shell 1: $ docker run --runtime nvidia --gpus all \ -v ~/.cache/huggingface:/root/.cache/huggingface \ --env "HUGGING_FACE_HUB_TOKEN=<secret>" \ -p 8000:8000 \ --ipc=ho
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by pizza 2y ago
Technically it also had a fourth :^) [0] but it was spun out into a separate project of its own, jpegli [1]: JPEG but it uses some tricks from JPEG XL. These include spatially adaptive quantization, quantization matrices that better preserv
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by pizza 2y ago
Interesting
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by pizza 2y ago
I think you might be thinking of applying a kind of low-rank decomposition to the vocabulary embeddings. A quick search on Google Scholar suggests that this might be useful in the context of multilingual tokenization.
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by pizza 2y ago
What I would realllly like is AI autocomplete that is somehow sensitive to my mental map of the code I'm writing. There's too often a temptation when writing something brand new to get to a semi working proof of concept as fast as
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by pizza 2y ago
4 trustworthy pdfs of very high quality that I've used as resources to fill my gaps: - The 3 Kevin Murphy textbooks on Probabilistic Machine Learning - Deep Learning by Goodfellow et al I think they do contain some of the nuggets you&#
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by pizza 2y ago
Here's a practical in this vein but much simpler - if you're trying to answer a question with an LLM, and have it answer in json format within the same prompt, for many models the accuracy is worse than just having it answer in pl
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by pizza 2y ago
100 prompts doing what? Something like more selective, focused extraction of structured fields?
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by pizza 2y ago
I visualize way more things when daydreaming about machine learning theory than I do code. Possibly the main time I visualize code has to do with data structures. What I do notice, though, is that once I’ve iterated for too long on spaghe
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by pizza 2y ago
Fuzzers, caches, graph algorithms, climate models, massive compilations, in-mem filesystems, VMs, Llama 3 405 B (will be slow)
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ChatGPT Windows desktop app beta now available(openai.com)
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by pizza 2y ago
The other implication of that is, if the company knew that there was real value in structuring those documents, they would be going out of their way to do it already. So you as a 3rd-party kind of have to figure out some opportunity that th
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by pizza 2y ago
- Maximize the speed at which you observe and adapt to internal sensations; e.g. when tired, rest, when in great spirits, do something with it, when stressed, disengage, etc. - If you find yourself overstimulating yourself with constant wor
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by pizza 2y ago
I've been thinking about this comment a bit. What do you mean that it's far from being proven? Wouldn't this mean there is some evidence for something faster than c?
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by pizza 2y ago
So just spitballing here but this is likely a souped-up reverse engineered DisTrO [0] under the hood, right? Or could it be something else? [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLMJoCSjFbs
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by pizza 2y ago
It seems the article is now behind a paywall (can only get a reddit link w/ a screenshot atm [0]) but there was a study that showed body composition after 25% weight loss in terms of fat mass and fat-free mass (and the portion of fat-f
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by pizza 2y ago
The bit in Permutation City about siphoning compute by exploiting the magnitudes of vector computations as a kind of scratch space out of algorithms that only needed the resulting angles… wonder if you could modify the DoRA parameter-effici
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by pizza 2y ago
I was literally thinking of the same similarities. Barbour's exposition of the principle of least action as being time is interesting. There's a section in The Janus Point where he goes into detail about the fact that there are pa
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by pizza 2y ago
Was just going to mention that it seems that it should be possible to make a Flash Attention version of this algorithm and was pleasantly surprised to see they already included an implementation of one :)
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by pizza 2y ago
O_i = softmax(...) * V_i and softmax is between 0 and 1, so O_i = alpha * V_i for some alpha between 0 and 1 so that makes it convex, and it makes the O_i just a shrunken version of V_i. Whereas if you have the diff of softmaxes, you get O_
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Gohufont(font.gohu.org)
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Solar wind from Oct 3's coronal mass ejection expected to arrive today (Oct 6)(services.swpc.noaa.gov)
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Ask HN: How are you using Advanced Voice Mode?
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