smus

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by smus 2y ago
why would it be a joke?
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by smus 2y ago
as am I!
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by smus 2y ago
Not nearly as big of an accomplishment as that guy reducing latency by 3.7% on the legacy microservice at work
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by smus 2y ago
>the ONLY thing these LLMs know how to do is predict the probability that their next word This is super incorrect. The base model is trained to predict the distribution of next words (which obviously necessitates a ton of understanding a
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by smus 2y ago
You get to be alone during the ride
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by smus 2y ago
Not just the optimizers, but the initialization schemes for neural networks have been explicitly tuned for stable training of neural nets with traditional activation functions. I'm not sure as much work has gone into intialization for
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by smus 2y ago
nowadays air travel is completely unregulated, famously
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by smus 2y ago
I currently save so much time a day using chatbots lol
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by smus 2y ago
Looks like the key component is roboflow (a computer vision/ai platform) and the user trained and deployed a yolo deep-learning model.
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by smus 2y ago
*Chollet
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by smus 3y ago
A friend of mine told me he 100% guarantees you would find LSD interesting if you tried it
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by smus 3y ago
Tree + water = canoe
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by smus 3y ago
>But when can I get in a taxi at JFK or on 5th Ave and get robotaxied through city streets, urban highway, off into the far suburbs? Could be a decade, if it happens. Just because we were able to make horses faster doesn't mean we f
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by smus 3y ago
I think you're missing the point that coding isn't the only type of job
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by smus 3y ago
Isn't Super Mario 64 third party? It's hal labs, not nintendo
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by smus 5y ago
I'd think introversion correlates more with psychopathy than extroversion
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by smus 5y ago
because us gov operations are totally divorced from the civilian sector?
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by smus 5y ago
You aren't looking too hard then, 2/3 start ups I worked for less than 50 ppl sell to the gov
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by smus 5y ago
Huh? In the real world we're currently living in you can probably track 80% of advertising people are exposed to to like 20 fortune 50 companies. Doesn't get more concrete than that
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by smus 5y ago
No one is saying it is!
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by smus 5y ago
ever hear the term "mouth watering"
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by smus 5y ago
Fruit absolutely triggers hormonal responses, what are you talking about?
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by smus 5y ago
Sorry, I think you missed my point. My point is that our economy is currently structured with so many jobs paying too little, having no benefits, no pto/healthcare, that "people should just get a better job" argument doesn&#x
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by smus 5y ago
You cannot structurally expect everyone to have a good career in the us. It is not currently mathematically possible. Please don't delude yourself into thinking the economy could function the same as it currently does without lifelong
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by smus 5y ago
>This reminds me of "Defund the Police", wherein supporters would try to convince others that the slogan did not literally mean what it says. What? It always meant lower police funding. If it meant abolish the police, the sloga
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by smus 5y ago
You are a poor communicator. When did you first ask how my quote relates to Spotify? Why did you post an unrelated hypothetical under my comment?
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by smus 5y ago
The payoff here (looking like a giant asshole) doesn't seem worth the risk (publically humiliating someone who had the worst year of their life and lost a ton of family and friends)
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by smus 5y ago
You think a doctor saving the life of a white supremacist is the same as publishing content that promotes white supremacy? Huh, I guess that's certainly one way to understand the world
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by smus 5y ago
And waking life, phenomenal film
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by smus 5y ago
I'm on your side, let's strip jre listeners' voting rights

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