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by pizza 2y ago
It just seems like residue numbering systems computation, which I'm already working with.
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by pizza 2y ago
This is phrased in a kind of demanding way to an author who has been kind enough to share their novel work with us. Are you sure you spent enough time trying to understand?
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by pizza 2y ago
Just wanted to say: you’re on the right track with the transformers by light idea - because I had the exact same wish. For instance, RWKV <-> Rotman lens antennas lol
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by pizza 2y ago
Ah interesting.. wonder if you can model this with a recursively expanded algebraic expression. I've been thinking lately along similar lines about polynomials that encode pushdown automata, so this is cool to see.
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Linking spatial self-organization to community assembly and biodiversity(pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
2 points by pizza 2y ago|0 comments
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by pizza 2y ago
How can you call Americans naive when over and over again for the past 2 decades there have been non-stop news stories about how the US Gov spends insane amounts of effort ensuring the technology Americans use is not fully secure? Maybe you
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by pizza 2y ago
They want to find more researchers that are motivated to build upon it for the much improved, private, next version.
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by pizza 2y ago
There definitely is precedent - any parallelizably-decodable CABAC-derived neural compression algorithm basically has a flavor of this idea at its heart - intersperse statistical state throughout your token stream so you can decouple novel
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by pizza 2y ago
Right, low profit margins are not a valid argument for why it’s invalid for consumers to suspect there is some inefficiency compared to other markets. Saying the system must be efficient because profits are low is like saying boiling water
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by pizza 2y ago
If we believe people can't be trusted with free access to ideas because they might become 'radicalized' or potential ’useful idiots’, we're advocating for more social control, not less. The ability to think critically is
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by pizza 2y ago
If I ever get to know you, remind me not to recommend you books I think you’ll like.
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by pizza 2y ago
There's a paper that probed how strongly a model would focus on prompt-supplied tokens when generating a response as a signal that it was trying to use the prompt as the source of information as opposed to knowledge it had been trained
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by pizza 2y ago
This sort of nondeterministic scheduling of non associative floating point ops is essentially running at the level of GPU firmware, so, I would imagine that in this case, Nvidia is aware.
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by pizza 2y ago
You would disempower people far more than empower them. You would be denying them the right to free speech and the free exchange of ideas. It would basically result in the wanton destruction of probably hundreds of thousands if not millions
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by pizza 2y ago
It's much simpler than that! You just have to recognize that this is basically the Streisand effect, or, hell, even just the Boston Tea Party! 1. A government/center of power imposes a unilateral decree to deprive many people of s
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by pizza 2y ago
yes but there could be many possible reasons, for instance - it's muuch faster on mobile - you're aiming to convey litheness to potential target audiences who will know to recognize it as intentional litheness - you've gotten
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by pizza 2y ago
Version control won't help if the repo itself has been lost to the sands of time
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High-Dimensional Computing with Sparse Vectors Using Clojure(faster-than-light-memes.xyz)
3 points by pizza 2y ago|0 comments
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by pizza 2y ago
It might be that the most obvious way to eventually get to the right answer in the long run might look like starting from the enticing, obvious, and wrong initial guess and then pivoting. It definitely seems like an easier behavior to emula
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by pizza 2y ago
Seems like we should just use gradual annealing of tokens to more fine grained single character tokens over the course of training then
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The Philosophy of Ghost in the Shell(old.reddit.com)
6 points by pizza 2y ago|0 comments
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by pizza 2y ago
Too cozy syndrome? :)
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by pizza 2y ago
Out of the frying pan, into the fire, as they say - but with pizza ovens and damnation
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by pizza 2y ago
They are sorted, but in a way such that, roughly speaking, rank is proportional to inverse frequency (like Zipf’s law, but also permitting merging of subwords to be ranked). This is actually extremely important because it makes the otherw
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by pizza 2y ago
I didn't say it was correct, I was just saying what the position is
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by pizza 2y ago
I just don't see how adding one more home for every 350 people in this country really makes prices fall through the floor
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by pizza 2y ago
You think illegal immigrants are the bottleneck driving housing prices?
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by pizza 2y ago
Exfiltration of information from the economy
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by pizza 2y ago
Same here lol
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by pizza 2y ago
Many neighborhoods and landmarks along PCH in Malibu just gone. There's nothing left. Hard to fathom or overstate what the impact of all this will be. Every year I go down to the beach at sunrise on January 1st with my dad. We pulled o

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