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by rybosome 3y ago
Even if it is overfitting, in some ways this is arguably fine tuning at some subset of the LLM’s capabilities. I can imagine this being a very powerful technique with Mixtral.
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by rybosome 3y ago
It depends on the strength of the seed dataset in diversity of tasks and the initial power of the seed model, I’m guessing. If a wide enough array of diverse input is generated then it may not be overfitting.
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by rybosome 3y ago
Thanks for your insight. Sounds like it’s quite a challenge, 128GB of RAM and a 4090 are pretty beefy for a consumer PC.
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by rybosome 3y ago
Ok, but to continue this analogy, industrialization and the ability to create 1000 frozen lasagnas a second had an enormous impact on the world. Not only on the economics of production, but ultimately on human society. Sure, handmade lasagn
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by rybosome 3y ago
That is chilling. I am so sorry you experienced this. What neighborhood was this in? I used to do long urban hikes throughout Seattle and have had a few close calls with near-mugging. Since the pandemic it has begun to feel really risky to
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by rybosome 3y ago
Very interested to hear a similar answer, but if anyone has tried running it locally on high-end consumer grade hardware, eg an Nvidia 4090?
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by rybosome 3y ago
And what sorts of difficult sacrifices are you making for the good of others?
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by rybosome 3y ago
I’m guessing that’s why I had the association. Thanks for reminding me!
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by rybosome 3y ago
4! Edit: looks like I was wrong. I genuinely believed this for 26 years.
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by rybosome 3y ago
This articulates well why the tone of this article irritates me so much. > Furthermore, revenge bedtime procrastination is also associated with the concept of deliberate procrastination, which in this context occurs when people intention
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by rybosome 3y ago
I'm afraid that's not true. ~66% of Republicans believe Biden was not the legitimate winner, according to this: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/05/24/6-10-repu... > Put another
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by rybosome 4y ago
Cloud operating losses have dropped substantially YoY, and revenue has risen steadily. It is at most a few years from profitability.
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by rybosome 4y ago
Your bitterness is misplaced. Tech companies didn’t cause offshoring of US manufacturing. That’s been a long running trend since the 70’s across business sectors. Not to mention that generally it’s executives at the companies who made the d
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by rybosome 4y ago
Couldn’t have put it better. Here’s a true story: a friend and former startup coworker got verbal agreement on funding a startup. His business pitch consisted only of a list of names of people he’d worked with in the past who could execute
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by rybosome 4y ago
I am very sad to hear that this happened to you. It must’ve been absolutely maddening to be unable to talk to a human being as your business was destroyed.
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by rybosome 4y ago
It is surreal that people think he is doing any of this purposefully. He sent out an email saying all offices were closing immediately due to his concerns of being sabotaged, then a few hours later sent another email that software engineers
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by rybosome 4y ago
He’s an alpha nerd among beta nerds. The same people who think Rick of Rick and Morty is a hero worship Musk, for the same reason - because his intelligence is (supposedly) so astronomical that he is no longer bound by decency or morality.
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by rybosome 4y ago
I don’t recall Carmack regularly culling 90% of his workforce. Who is going to do the tasks that Carmack is too smart and important to do?
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by rybosome 4y ago
This is a silly analysis. I reject the premise that 10% of people are the hard workers, held back by the 90%. This is someone who believes they are part of the 10% failing to see the value of the 90%, arrogantly mistaking their own ignoranc
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by rybosome 4y ago
This narrative that all the lazy whiners have been ousted and only the good, hard workers remain is ignorant. A lot of hardworking, smart people are gone.
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by rybosome 4y ago
The shit hitting the fan on election night will not be limited to Twitter. Expect chaos in meatspace, exacerbated in part by Twitter.
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by rybosome 4y ago
The inability for seemingly intelligent people to grasp why this argument is wrong really frustrates me. Yes, the earth has had countless cycles of heating and cooling which preceded and had nothing to do with humans. That does not preclude
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by rybosome 4y ago
It won’t. This is going to be a decade of strife and instability.
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by rybosome 4y ago
We are all, regardless of the direction of our political leaning, suspended in our beliefs by the community we are part of. If you don’t believe me, I encourage you to try walking down Main Street in small town America with a BLM flag. It’l
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by rybosome 4y ago
I was wondering about that as well. Somebody is going to make a killing before they close the loophole, a modern day casino heist.
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by rybosome 4y ago
Yep, I recall being bitten by that. StarCraft actually let you save replays which were just player inputs - which begs the question why save games couldn’t do this, but I digress - and I clearly remember attempting to watch a replay after a
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by rybosome 4y ago
It’s interesting that the article refers to “classical music’s obsession with the major scale”. I was raised on rock guitar, where the minor pentatonic scale was king. For that reason I often thought of keys in terms of their relative minor
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by rybosome 4y ago
I discovered that recently as well and was very disappointed. I understand why this happened from Yahoo’s perspective, but it sucks nonetheless.
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by rybosome 4y ago
It’s happening. I think it’s going to get way worse than most people believe.
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by rybosome 4y ago
Reading to my two-year-old every naptime/bedtime is one of my favorite parts of parenting. Appreciate this comment reminding me to really enjoy these precious moments!

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