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by rockinghigh 8mo ago
Tariffs were a huge point of debate in his first administration. The government had to pay $30 billion to farmers to offset the impact of tariffs. > China implemented retaliatory tariffs equivalent to the $34 billion tariff imposed on it
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by rockinghigh 9mo ago
That's definitely happening. The US does this through massive government spending on American solutions. The EU is only starting to go that route as well.
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by rockinghigh 10mo ago
Completely agreed. Apple seriously regressed the multi-lingual experience. They probably have a model per language. If you have to mix languages in a sentence, well, good luck!
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by rockinghigh 10mo ago
They add new data to the existing base model via continuous pre-training. You save on pre-training, the next token prediction task, but still have to re-run mid and post training stages like context length extension, supervised fine tuning,
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by rockinghigh 10mo ago
As you suggested, promotions tend to come more slowly. You're also likely to hit a lower ceiling than someone who is better at promoting their work.
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by rockinghigh 11mo ago
You should read the transcript. He's including 2025 in the age of scaling. > Maybe here’s another way to put it. Up until 2020, from 2012 to 2020, it was the age of research. Now, from 2020 to 2025, it was the age of scaling—maybe p
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by rockinghigh 11mo ago
France does not reimburse homeopathic treatments anymore. The NHS in the UK went even further, they funded homeopathic hospitals like the Royal London Homeopathic Hospital and reimbursed homeopathy until 2017.
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by rockinghigh 11mo ago
Wasn't the original LLaMA developed by FAIR Paris?
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by rockinghigh 11mo ago
First, the migration to 2.0 in 20219 to add eager mode support was horribly painful. Then, starting around 2.7, backward compatibility kept being broken. Not being able to load previously trained models with a new version of the library is
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by rockinghigh 11mo ago
https://www.robots.ox.ac.uk/~vgg/data/flowers/
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by rockinghigh 1y ago
Selling yourself and your work is always a critical skill. That's how you get hired in the first place.
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by rockinghigh 1y ago
The vocabulary size is fairly small (128,256) for a multilingual model. I would guess it doesn't require many additional parameters to support these 5 languages as many tokens can be shared.
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
You don't need much background in Economics to understand that blanket tariffs hurt companies that rely on imports and exports and lead to higher prices. They used an LLM to come up with a formula that's just the trade deficit whe
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
They could provide access to the training code. It's useful for training smaller models or distilling larger ones. They don't need to release every details involved in tuning the optimization parameters during the pre-training sta
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
I don't believe OpenAI provides on-premise serving.
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
Getting only 30% of the advertised range would be very unlikely unless you always drive uphill and in the cold. I've had a Model 3 and a Model Y, and would get at least 80-85% of the advertised range in average California weather.
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
I worked in the pricing team at the time. There was essentially no personalization. The biggest factors were your current location, where you're going, the time of the day, current demand level around you, and current supply of drivers
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
Probably a combination of being a subscription model with auto-renewal and people regretting wasting money for this type of content.
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
> Results showed increasing the CO2 concentration to just 800 ppm, a level identified as well ventilated, resulted in an increase in viral aerostability. After 40 minutes, when compared to clean air, around 10 times as much virus remaine
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
The SentencePiece library also implements Byte-pair-encoding. That's what the LLaMA models use and the original Mistral models were essentially a copy of LLaMA2.
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
The actual paper: Brainwide silencing of prion protein by AAV-mediated delivery of an engineered compact epigenetic editor https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.ado7082
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
I only look at the details every few months and rank by descending amount to focus on high ticket items. I have certainly missed some of these subscriptions that only happen once a year. If you have enough savings, small expenses are not al
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
Canceling SiriusXM is pretty easy via phone. Adobe makes the process confusing to make you believe you canceled even you haven't yet. It also charges high cancellation fees and has threatening wording.
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
No need for personal attacks. The states and the federal government could better coordinate tax filing, it would not be against the US constitution.
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
Most homes have access to 240V outlets that charge much faster, at a rate of 20 to 30 miles of range per hour.
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
They probably mean affogato and espresso.
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
These models may be helpful if they speed up convergence when fine tuned on business-specific time series.
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
The NYPD has had a system built by Microsoft for 15 years: > Beginning in 2009, the NYPD, in partnership with Microsoft, built a powerful counterterrorism and policing tool called the Domain Awareness System (DAS). The DAS is a central p
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by rockinghigh 2y ago
Western companies have largely taken the same approach and exited markets that banned them rather than sell. Whether it's Google, YouTube, X, Instagram, or Facebook, they didn't sell either.
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by rockinghigh 3y ago
They have not found the cause yet: > Food specimens were tested for multiple substances, including volatile and nonvolatile organic compounds and enteric pathogens. Neither clinical testing nor food testing identified a causative agent.

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