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by pyth0 3y ago
This more or less is already a thing and it's called RAG [1][2]. It essentially allows you to have a database of embeddings (in this case your book) from which a model can pull knowledge from while producing answers. As for the standar
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by pyth0 3y ago
I am consistently surprised by the battery life and quality of noise cancellation given their size. Although none of that is revolutionary and just improving on existing tech, I think the complete package (hardware+software integration) was
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by pyth0 3y ago
Interesting, I am also Canadian and was able to access it just fine.
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Ah my mistake, thanks for the correction.
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I suppose the part that sours it for me is watching the extreme displays of wealth and decadence at a time when a large number of people in the UK are struggling financially. Quite a lot of countries in Europe still have monarchies, but the
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by pyth0 3y ago
You don't have to be religious to recognize that this is the stated reason for which the royal family was given its legitimacy. Obviously that is not the sole reason for its continued existence, but (as an outside observer) all of the
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by pyth0 3y ago
Given the fact that people are being arrested for holding up signs, it does not seem that they "have the right to talk".
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by pyth0 3y ago
I disagree. The existence of a monarchy necessitates the belief that the royal family is ordained by god to rule over their people. It requires you to buy into the idea that these regular people are somehow more worthy than anybody else. I
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by pyth0 3y ago
I watched it for the first time a month back and was blown away. And the central conflict around water scarcity in CA is still incredibly relevant today. What a movie!
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They did try to oust him with a failed coup [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Gideon_(2020)
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by pyth0 3y ago
I realize some people have taken my comment to be speaking on the efficacy of the peer review process but that was not my intent. I have no experience reading or reviewing papers, or with the journal publication process. My point was more t
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by pyth0 3y ago
This is a considerably more thoughtful comment and I appreciate your reflection. I also can see how my initial response was a little broad and over-generalizing. I do think there is an interesting conversion in there about whether a group o
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This was not an attack against the community or the paper in question. I am only speaking from my experience as (primarily) a lurker.
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> Posting to HN is a form of peer-review, typically far better than the form of "peer-review" coopted by journal publishers. This is a rather self-aggrandizing view, and I think it speaks to the level of ego that underpins a lo
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by pyth0 3y ago
Finetuning is a relatively quick process. Training the base model is the expensive part (can take weeks and huge amounts of compute), whereas finetuning usually is only on the last few layers and can be done with much less resources. You co
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by pyth0 3y ago
I just want to say I appreciate this comment and others you've made in the thread. For all the awesome people, discussions and articles on here, I sometimes feel like it lacks a heart. There just always seems to be something negative i
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by pyth0 3y ago
Nowadays "literally" is often used as "figuratively" in a somewhat ironic way to emphasize a point. In this case, the point being that Amazon's actions directly led to the deaths of workers.
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Copilot currently has great plugin integrations for a number of editors and IDEs. I'm sure the same kind of tooling is in the works for ChatGPT but it's not as mature.
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Likely a typo. "fielded" -> "filed"
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brb, acquiring the necessary license to read my son a bedtime story.
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> (scrape interval is 15s, pod creation requires pulling images) You can reduce the scrape interval and depending on the cluster provider the image pulling should be extremely fast once cached but indeed it would be on the order of many
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by pyth0 3y ago
> If Go got LLVM frontend yeah, maybe While Go probably wont get an official LLVM frontend, the TinyGo project [1] is trying to bring Go to embedded systems and it does use LLVM. Unfortunately I couldn't find any use for it in a pro
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> I expect there will be an open model on the level of chatGPT by the end of the year because suddenly there are lots of interested parties and investors. I really don't think you understand just how absurdly high the cost is to tra
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> not having to worry about stupid office politics, planning, or performance reviews You don't have performance reviews as a pilot? Maybe that should concern me next time I'm flying
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by pyth0 4y ago
The reason for that rule on airplanes is due to hypoxia, not quite the same as the food scenario.
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This is nonsense. You can install software on the mac from outside the App Store.
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> They adhered to the current mainstream religion of Marxism. This is complete delusion and shows absolutely no understanding of modern politics.
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There is a "Following" tab which is supposed to be just tweets from those you follow (and things they interact with), compared to the "For you" tab which is curated by "the algorithm". I'm pretty certain t
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GPT-3 surely does too, but ChatGPT is undeniably the new hotness.
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This is a wild conclusion to reach and it ignores the details of the situation completely.

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