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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Does anyone know how they can run it so cheaply? Fine-tuning is fairly cheap for ChatGPT. But if it’s truly a fine-tuned model, then they have to run a copy of the customer’s model, isn’t it? How can they provision it so quickly? Or did th
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
To know whether something is bullish or bearish, we need to know not only its value to customers, but also its ability to differentiate itself from competitors and whether it will be able to maintain the value margin. One clear value that O
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
I don't know, but with many names, even if they are spelled the same, the pronunciation is completely different, not to mention the meaning. My approach is a bit different: I try to find a name that is native to one language but easier
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
“Bankman would regularly flash his son a thumbs up even in the trial’s tensest moments; Fried, on multiple occasions, broke into tears during breaks in testimonies, her husband’s arm wrapped around her.” Is that news-worthy, from the Post?
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Don’t you think they have a legal requirement to retain their business communications?
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Bard is terrible at coding. It makes a lot of mistakes but is too insistent it got it right. My feeling is Bard confabulates more often than the recent version of ChatGPT. The good thing is one can verify the output of Bard easily with the
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Coming from F# and only dabbled in Elixir, I find the language unfortunately a bit confusing. For instance, the signature of a function only reveals the name and number of the parameters but not type, so in a big library, it’s quite hard to
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Compared to “only” 500 millions pigs, the number of dogs is astounding. No wonder many countries also use them as food.
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Nah, violence breeds violence, not killing it. The trend to violence goes down because the majority has found a better way to deal with disagreement: corporation and compromise. At the same time, a better economy and less inequality has ren
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
The necessity or effectiveness of a team or a department should be determined through numbers, not opinions. Numbers of incidents helped solved, the service level executed, cost for the team etc. are things every business should track rigor
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
I thought this crossword, where one can start learning regex step-by-step. A great app, though. https://regexcrossword.com/
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
So basically the author said they have destroyed the reward/punishment encoding neurons network and found what: a disturbed behavior. It's not really a surprise, isn't it?
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Compared to a machine, I afraid everyone is a lazy one.
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Orrick dismissed McKernan and Ortiz's copyright claims because they had not registered their images with the U.S. Copyright Office, a requirement for bringing a copyright lawsuit. That is the key.
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
All auto-password filling on iOS requires 2FA so Apple doesn’t have to fear or how it’s to explain that Apple hasn’t mitigated this attack vector yet? For websites, leaving the site auto signed-in seems the more practical way to exploit the
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
You forgot the number came from the insurance industry directly, who will bear the blunt cost if their calculations are wrong. So alone due to their self-interest, I believe those numbers are solid.
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
I believe for the insurance purposes, this difference is irrelevant. The point is under the current condition, Waymo driverless cars are safer than human controlled cars, thus the question of liability and permit to operate should be cleare
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Thank to your suggestion, I figured out a workaround: - RememberOpenedFiles = true - RememberSettingForEachFile = true - RestoreSession = false So Sumatra will open the new file without the ballast of the past. But if you click on an old fi
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
I have the bad habit of keeping many PDF files in the reader open (yeah, I keep reading long books). The thing is when I open Sumatra for a new file (maybe only for a quick glance) Sumatra will reload all my files and slowed the startup sig
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NASA Is Patching Up Both Voyagers' Firmware(hackaday.com)
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
I truly wonder which insights the averaging of billions data points across a myriad of cultures could bring. Perhaps as much as the average height of a male is 176 cm worldwide ;)
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
The tittle is misleading. It should read: The Decline of CPU As a General Computing Device. But then, I guess not many people would mind it. A computer? I consider all forms of computing units today as computer: micro-controller, single boa
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
But did it not state clearly that it’s about strokes related to surgery? Many strokes are not related to surgery at all. Some forms of stroke were caused by forming blood clumps inside your arteries, thus blocking blood flow to vital parts
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
You can not truly call the practice of killing most indigenous people then saying “Now we vote!” a democracy process.
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Unlike standardized PCs, embedded systems are not just about specs and prices, but much more about stability and the whole ecosystem. What helps a higher spec if you can not find a stable driver or the documents are so bad, you can not make
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
So, essentially all statistics in (live-science) research are just unreliable? And in general, you can not draw a single conclusion from any research? That would be disastrous, isn't it?
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
So how could OpenAI make fine-tuning so cheap? Beside the computing power you need for fine-tuning, OpenAI also have to save your fine-tuned weights, and spawn a new instance for you every time you want to run your fine-tuned model. If so,
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Perhaps the problem is the mismatch between the class inherent composition (static, social but might be unequal) and the personal learning itself (inherently divers and dynamic). So instead of sitting in a static class, maybe the students
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
They lamented about both in the article. But the 1.5% levy only apply for national companies, so it cannot qualify for the "hit Ireland hardest" title. No, the hardest part is caused by the global minimum corporate tax, which will
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
So far I can see, sudden loss of any sense (gettin hearing, smell, sight) is always a cause for concern. I will request my doctor to do a deep investigation.

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