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by sanxiyn 3y ago
What value? I doubt any LLM player is making any profit. Sure, NVIDIA is, but that's because "in a gold rush, sell shovels" is an eternal advice.
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China and Taiwan use the same language so China is still very attractive for oversea expansion for Taiwanese companies.
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Highlighted countries in the chart is US and Japan and US is working more hours than Japan. Since TSMC is happy to build factories in Japan, it should be happy to build factories in US, working hours wise.
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Fabs still stop when there is an earthquake and it is expensive. Being earthquake resistant means extremely expensive equipments don't break when there is an earthquake, it doesn't mean there is no interruption.
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TSMC fab construction site in the US is a popular target for drone video and such videos are regularly uploaded to YouTube. I watch them, and there is no evidence of stopping. My understanding is that TSMC is happy with construction, and th
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by sanxiyn 3y ago
You are looking for Starlark. https://github.com/facebookexperimental/starlark-rust
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The best place is next to nuclear power plant. Nuclear power is good because it has few restrictions on locations.
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The article is about iron smelting without CO2. The question is about iron mining without CO2.
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The article mentions it's 1:1. > The Oregon group's setup generates essentially as much chlorine gas as it does iron, notes Iryna Zenyuk, a chemical engineer at the University of California, Irvine.
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People arguing this usually mean they want to deal with only one set of bugs, and since Chrome won't die, Firefox must die.
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Servo was about parallelism. Mozilla tried multiple times to parallelize CSS style calculation in Gecko which is written in C++, and failed all of them. When they tried again in Servo with Rust, they succeeded first time. They integrated Ru
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All these "research" are so deeply confused about what GPT is. GPT is an actor acting a persona, not a persona. An actor acts whatever political orientation the role has, they don't act their own political orientation. These
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I follow https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/
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They have been doing this forever. Here is a paper by some of the same authors: A Monte Carlo AIXI Approximation (2009). https://arxiv.org/abs/0909.0801
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I have looked at the comment and this person is clueless. What matters here is jurisdiction, and Hong Kong is certainly a different jurisdiction. Political independence of Hong Kong is immaterial. If you want some actual information I recom
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By being columnar, I guess you could say DataFusion has a good executor, but no, not a good optimizer.
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I am also trying to figure this out. I created a prediction market at Manifold whether a mainland Chinese court will recognize Hong Kong-appointed liquidator. Please make your bets and comments if you have insight! https://manifo
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As written in the post, it is a base model with light instruction tuning, i.e. Llama2, not Llama2-chat. You should evaluate it as a base model. If you evaluate it as a chat model, of course it will perform horribly.
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https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.06688 studied this. (Check out figure 3.) In short, yes, multilingual transfer does happen. But importantly, not at 7B. Being English-centric is possibly okay for LLaMA 70B, but it really is
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I agree that on balance, we should spend more effort on data than modeling, but it is just not true that modeling doesn't matter. Transformer-2023 is different from Trnasformer-2020 and cumulative improvement is significant. https:&#x
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Global Room-Temperature Superconductivity in Graphite(doi.org)
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Generative AI at Work(nber.org)
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That's fascinating! Where can I read more about it?
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There are lots of things you can do with weights which you can't do with API access.
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In fact, yes. That's why a lot of countries have firearm control laws.
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I mean, this seems obvious to me. How would the model predict the next move WITHOUT calculating the board state first? Yes, by memorization, but memorization hypothesis is easily rejected by comparison to training dataset in this case. It i
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Yes this is LK-99 derived. (See the paper's reference 4 and 5.) Eh, of course it is unlikely LK-99 is bogus and this one is not, but then the correct conclusion to draw is that LK-99 is not bogus?
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You know what, one of the authors wrote pretty much the same elsewhere. 可以这样理解: 人类还没有仪器能测到理论严格意义上的迈斯纳, 所以加possible是出于对自然复杂性的敬畏. (Translation: It can be understood this way: humans do not yet have instruments that can measure Meissner in the
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The article is STP. 250 K from 2019 in the linked image is "@ 170 GPa", as shown.
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Yes, it is a ceramic, but you CAN make cables out of it. Commonwealth Fusion Systems did, SuperOx sells them (they have deployed references), etc.

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