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by rolisz 4y ago
Diarization can be done on premise using pyannote (what they use in the article). Huggingface offers a library to run things locally and an API to run things on their cloud. Pyannote is available under an MIT licence
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by rolisz 4y ago
With fine-tuning you are training on a couple hundred thousand tokens, compared to the billions of tokens the original dataset the LLM was trained on. It won't have as much of an effect. Maybe the original dataset includes a company po
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by rolisz 4y ago
I fully agree with you - but also with the article. If I were to index my personal knowledge base, where I have on the order of 1000 documents, I'd need at most 100k embeddings (generously assuming 100 per document, but that's an
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by rolisz 4y ago
The use case is creating embeddings for paragraphs from documents. Then, when the user issues a query, you create an embedding for the query (you can also do more complicated stuff), you find the most similar embeddings from the documents a
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by rolisz 4y ago
Yes, Revelation Space had alphas (which were illegal if I remember correctly) and betas (which were less capable but legal)
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by rolisz 4y ago
I've had a dermatologist look up my symptoms on Google in front of me...
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by rolisz 4y ago
I have a Withings Scale that measures CO2 levels. During the night, it goes up to 1600ppm. It used to go over 2000, but now we leave the door half open. I can't sleep with a window open most of the year. In winter it's too cold, i
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by rolisz 4y ago
Sugar fast.... Seems impossible. Most I've done is one week and it was absolutely horrible. I was always hungry, despite eating a lot.
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by rolisz 4y ago
It's not depression - I've had that a couple of years ago, I'm not feeling anything remotely similar. I don't think caffeine is an issue. I try not to drink coffee on weekends and I still feel like this on Monday
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by rolisz 4y ago
Anyone got any other experiences with things that cause brain fog? I don't think I have sleep apnea (my wife often falls asleep after I do and she doesn't report any kind of weird breathing issues for me, nor snoring). But even th
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by rolisz 4y ago
If it periodically outputs the latest state of the todo list, it won't have the problem of forgetting things from a long time ago.
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by rolisz 4y ago
What exactly do you want to do? There are various alternatives, but they are not as general as OpenAI's GPT, but, they can be finetuned more cheaply to solve a specific task.
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by rolisz 4y ago
Yes, I can easily see a future where many abstractions we currently use in code will go away, because we'll just use LLMs to change the code when needed, instead of trying to future proof code.
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by rolisz 4y ago
Sure, but Searle's interpretation of the Chinese Room Experiment was never very convincing to me. I think the room + the person inside it, as a system, do speak Chinese.
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by rolisz 4y ago
Author here. I've been trying out ChatGPT for coding the last few weeks and while I don't think it will replace programmers, I hope it will help us work at a different level of abstraction, maybe even reducing the need for design
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ChatGPT and the Future of Coding(rolisz.com)
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by rolisz 4y ago
I also tried it. The smell was absolutely horrible, but compared to that, the taste was not too bad.
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by rolisz 4y ago
That would make me rethink my position.
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by rolisz 4y ago
I think that the moment you scale up the hardware for intelligence (from the 20cm brain) to a datacenter scale (to several hundred meters) you start getting into some other kinds of issues, such as it's hard to get a consistent view ac
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by rolisz 4y ago
My problem is with the first step: the existence of a super intelligent AI. Why are we sure it can exist? And why we are we so sure GPT-x is the path there. To human level intelligence sure, but it's not obvious to me that it will enab
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by rolisz 4y ago
Guess based on what? Soldiers are posting nuclear manuals to online flash card building tools. You think there'd be zero leaks about the existence of a GPT5 level thing? Let alone someone noticing that "hey, the NSA bought a lot o
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by rolisz 4y ago
On a 1080Ti (6 year old GPU) I found Whisper large models to take around as much time to transcribe as the length of the audio.
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by rolisz 4y ago
Yes and no. Yes, the principles of Agile sound nice, but no, I've never seen them done properly. At every company where I've worked, when Agile got adopted, things went downhill
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by rolisz 4y ago
Yes and no. Yes, the principles of Agile sound nice, but no, I've never seen them done properly. At every company where I've worked, when Agile got adopted, things went downhill
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by rolisz 4y ago
Why? There is value in having some sort of easily identifiable ordering to versions
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by rolisz 4y ago
Not supported in Romania either :(
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by rolisz 4y ago
For the photo problem you can give explicit permission for the website to use Canvas and then reupload the photo. It's annoying, but oh well.
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by rolisz 4y ago
Not at all. But I'm pissed off that I stayed in a crappy job for worse pay.
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by rolisz 4y ago
If they had cut our hours too, I wouldn't have gone back to the normal salary :)) but we were still expected to work 40 hours a week.
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by rolisz 4y ago
I was in a similar situation in April 2020. I think we had to sign a 20% pay cut. COVID having just started, I signed. After 6 months, they reverted the salary, but I left shortly after. I still regret signing the pay cut

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