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savant_penguin
2y ago
1. Incorrect. The output of the decoder LLM is the probability distribution of the next token given the input text. Temperature=0 means that the output distribution is not pushed to be closer to a uniform distribution. The randomness comes
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savant_penguin
3y ago
+ optimization It looks fantastic for the compute budget
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savant_penguin
3y ago
Could you provide one example of communism that did not end up an authoritarian regime? Communism is just not compatible with freedom. When free to choose, societies do not become communist, they embrace production and trade. You cannot ach
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savant_penguin
3y ago
"Some jobs will go away, that's fine." To whom is that fine? To the people going from $2/hour to zero it certainly isn't. I honestly cannot grasp how some people can _forcibly_ remove other people's _options_ t
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savant_penguin
4y ago
It's usually people who _really_ want to decide what can be said
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savant_penguin
4y ago
Maybe I'm oversimplifying but the question is: "does an artist _own_ a style?" To me the answer is no.
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savant_penguin
4y ago
This is hilarious Now feed it Doom haha
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savant_penguin
4y ago
"Competition is a bitch" - OpenAI, probably
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savant_penguin
4y ago
In this case I believe python is faster by a few months. Jokes aside this is pytorch so this is compiled to C++ or cuda, the problem likely comes from the different functions that are called for += vs +
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4y ago
If the disruption of supply chains is the actual culprit for inflation, shouldn't we observe gradual deflation as they recover? If on the other hand it's printing money (as I'd expect from the trillions of free money in recen
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4y ago
"In some cases, however, potential harms to the populations studied may outweigh the benefit of publication." I'm sure our demigods will gladly enlighten us with their wisdom to distinguish between misthoughts and correct tho
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4y ago
Just to comment in the "little bit of free code" there are projects like python and numpy that would take ages to do properly and depending on the company would never ship (or function as reliably as it does right now) Sometimes t
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4y ago
$300b/year doesn't sound so bad
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savant_penguin
4y ago
Maybe some blind hackers could share their view in that
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4y ago
Hi guise this is my first push to prod, hope you guys like it
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4y ago
That's an interesting take. Would other companies that support pornhub/across in any way also be considered participants? Water supply/electricity/ internet providers/whoever sells them dildos/food
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4y ago
A important point is that it's an absolute pain in the ass to preprocess tabular data for neural networks. Categorical > one hot encoding > deal with new categories in test time (sklearn does this, but it's really slow and c
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4y ago
Money printer goes brrrrrr
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4y ago
https://www.redhat.com/en/topics/devops/what-is-sre
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savant_penguin
4y ago
An Uber driver in his way to being exploited: Wake up, decide it's a good day to be exploited. Kiss your wife goodbye as you enter your car "bye honey! On my way to being exploited by Uber!" Drive away and open your exploitat
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4y ago
I felt it missed a "before/after" comparison
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4y ago
Maybe some people use their side projects to develop software without the bureaucratic crap full time jobs have. And any amount of bureaucracy is too much for his free side project
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savant_penguin
4y ago
Now fit it a gpt3 in there and BAM: local aidungeon
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savant_penguin
4y ago
He could be talking about boobie trapped chips
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4y ago
Although this is true I find these online notebooks awfully slow
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savant_penguin
4y ago
Idk I expect my computer to be able to run at 100% without some sort of death clock Blaming bad thermal design on "use case" does not make sense to me. If you'd like to run some intensive numerical programming on your laptop
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4y ago
Sir this is a casino
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4y ago
This is the kind of news that gets you jumpy
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4y ago
That's just what a squirrel would say
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4y ago
Those pesky people living their own lives and spending their own money moving to where they want to, driving up costs by existing If only they did with their lives exactly as I told them to
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