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by pizza 2y ago
I mean, do Windows or macOS tell the browser which mail apps you have installed when it handles a mail:// URI?
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Self-Optimization of Hopfield Networks: The Creativity of Unsupervised Learning(arxiv.org)
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by pizza 2y ago
Here’s an example of a type of feature I want: I’m looking at a menu from a popular restaurant and it has hundreds of choices. I start to feel some analysis paralysis. I say to my computer, “hey computer, I’m open to any suggestions, so lon
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by pizza 2y ago
Hang on a sec... the qualia research institute might take umbrage at that first bit.
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by pizza 2y ago
It's worth pointing out that even with the largest models out there, coherence drops fast over length. In a local home ML setup, until somebody radically improves long-term coherence, models with < x memory may be a diametrically op
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by pizza 2y ago
Checking if a recommendation system is actually good in practice is kind of tough to do without owning a whole internet media platform as well. At best, you'll get the table scraps from these corporations (in the form of toy datasets&#
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by pizza 2y ago
Well, language models don't measure the state of the world - they turn your input text into a state of text dynamics, and then basically hit 'play' on a best guess of what the rest of the text from that state would contain. P
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by pizza 2y ago
Btw, would anyone have any good resources on using pytorch as a general-purpose graph library? Like stuff beyond the assumption of nets = forward-only (acyclic) digraph
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by pizza 2y ago
there’s a differentiable version of this that compiles to C or CUDA: difflogic
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by pizza 2y ago
We generally don't let markets choose rights
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by pizza 2y ago
It would probably be really great for web searching llms to let you calibrate how they should look for info by letting you do a small demonstration of how you would pick options yourself, then storing that preference feedback in your profil
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by pizza 2y ago
Yup: free solar photons, and living.
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by pizza 2y ago
Model Context Protocol
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by pizza 2y ago
JPEG is good for when you want a picture to look reasonably good while throwing away ~90-95% of the data. In fact, there's a relatively new JPEG variant that lets you get even better psychovisual fidelity for the same compression level
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by pizza 2y ago
We do, see eg LPIPS loss
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by pizza 2y ago
Just found out today that you can edit the page template in GoodNotes so that it's 5000pt x 5000pt, which is much, much larger than the default - at least for me that's close enough to having an infinite canvas
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by pizza 2y ago
In this case, there kind of is. It’s ‘spicy’. The TRPV1 receptor is activated by capsaicin as if it were being activated by intense heat.
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Necktie knots, formal languages and network security(medium.com)
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Unlocking the Power of Light on Skin: Comprehensive Review on Photobiomodulation(pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by pizza 2y ago
> a system is both organised like a solid but presents superfluid-like flow without viscosity This is hard for me to grasp. For example, if it bumps hard into a hard solid surface, does it shear like, say, bent metal? Or is it itself &#x
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by pizza 2y ago
is there some practical real-world value to assuming that the pixel value distribution is actually sharper than gaussian? eg exp(-|x-p|/temp). it could be eg more robust to noise from eg individual outlier pixels.
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by pizza 2y ago
not a shortcut but still tremendously useful when I need it: # open some files in vertical splits > ls $FILES | nvim -O # -o does horizontal splits
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by pizza 2y ago
Context length, context length, context length. LLM architectures (there are rare exceptions) inherently get worse at answering problems given too much context. From a user point of view, these appear as just idiosyncrasies to each model&#x
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by pizza 2y ago
check out difflogic. differentiable neural net logic circuits that can be compiled to cuda or c code. their prototypical demo is an mnist classifier that can run at > 1M images/sec on cpu!
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by pizza 2y ago
Seems like if you want to stay in the same language, you could just add a verifiable rewards term for that w/o having to fully load up on the baggage of a base model KL penalty.
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Gravity from Entropy(journals.aps.org)
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Examining the Security of Federal Facilities (2023)(hsgac.senate.gov)
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Logistics (Film)(en.wikipedia.org)
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CHIPS Act expected to be killed after mass firings of NIST employees this week(tweaktown.com)
6 points by pizza 2y ago|5 comments
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by pizza 2y ago
Here are some new concrete developments that I doubt the founders of the democracy would say are fine: - the Executive Branch now has presumptive - if not absolute - immunity against all criminal official acts: https://en.wikip

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