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threeducks
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Assuming that frames come at a cost, how much larger are the seekable zstd files? Perhaps as a graph based on frame size and for different kinds of data (text, binaries, ...).
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threeducks
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Those students had already failed before that, but you still have to get them out of your office somehow.
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1y ago
> Why not have written exams? That is what we do now. Some reasons why we preferred oral exams before: 1. In order to write a written exam, you have to create a written exam. 2. Scheduling is more difficult. You have to reserve a room fo
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I can understand where you are coming from, but in the cases we had to deal with, there was absolutely no room for ambiguity. To put things into perspective, those were students who did not know what a HashMap is or could not derive the alg
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> I do a short oral exam I tried that, but some students who had cheated became really aggressive when it turned out they did not have a single clue how their AI-generated solutions worked and still demanded a pass. We now do more writte
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1y ago
I ran their matrix multiplication code from GitHub ( https://github.com/ScalingIntelligence/good-kernels/blob/mai... ) and got a mean squared error of approximately 0.056 for two 4096x4096 matrices containing r
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1y ago
> even at a glacial pace If speed is truly not an issue, you can run Deepseek on pretty much any PC with a large enough swap file, at a speed of about one token every 10 minutes assuming a plain old HDD. Something more reasonable would b
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1y ago
To add to 3): YouTube embedded videos default to 360p for me even if I maximize the embedded video on my 4k screen, which is completely unreadable. This is probably an attempt by YouTube to get viewers to click through to the YouTube websit
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1y ago
Definitely readable. A stronger blur would not have helped the situation either. It is absolutely insane how well information from a blurred image can be reconstructed. For example, consider the "Data" column of the following imag
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1y ago
> But we have two Echo devices in our household and the data shows whether a request came from the Echo Plus in the kitchen or the original Echo on our daughter Coco’s bedside table, where it has sat since around her ninth birthday. [..
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1y ago
> Which version of tailwind css do you know? LLMs can not reliably tell whether they know or don't know something. If they did, we would not have to deal with hallucinations.
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I think strtol is just a badly designed function. The return value should have been an error code and the actual long should have been "returned" via a pointer. Checking the return value is much easier than checking endptr and err
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threeducks
1y ago
More like 700 € if you are lucky. Prices are still not back down from the start of the AI boom. I am hopeful that the prices will drop a bit more with Intel's recently announced Arc Pro B60 with 24GB VRAM, which unfortunately has only
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To be fair, you could replace `import numpy as np` with `import cupy as np` and it would run on GPU without further changes. It is not any good though. PyTorch is roughly 12 times faster.
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You don't have to wrap the lists in np.array if you use NumPy functions (or if one of the arguments already is a NumPy array, which usually is the case): from numpy import * A = [[1, 2], [3, 4]] x = [[5], [6]] y = do
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I thought I'd do something smart and inline all the matrix multiplications into the einsums of the vectorized multi-head attention implementation from the article and set optimize="optimal" to make use of the optimal matrix c
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You are right! https://github.com/psf/requests/blob/c65c780849563c891f35ffc... The post function calls request the request function which uses its own context manager that will call the close function of the
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Oh, I did not catch that. Sorry!
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The Python API example looks like it has been written by an LLM. You don't need to import json, you don't need to set the content type and it is good practice to use context managers ("with" statement) to release the con
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> Also, please do smoothed crossentropy for image class stuff (generally speaking, unless maybe data is hilariously large), MSE won't nearly cut it! Of course. The MSE here is not intended to be a training loss, but as a means to de
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ConvNeXT's architecture contains an AdaptiveAvgPool2d layer: https://github.com/pytorch/vision/blob/5f03dc524bdb7529bb4f2... This means that you can split your image into tiles, process each tile individ
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Over seven years ago, this has been foretold exactly by the show Silicon Valley: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3pYZwol6Dc&t=73s Transcript of the fridge scene: Fridge (after a bar code was scanned): "Ah, t
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> That was not with Google's consent The NSA does not need consent from Google. Google is simply ordered to comply. See https://policies.google.com/terms/information-requests?hl=en... > FISA orders and autho
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The NSA has been spying through Google since at least 2009. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM
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Amazon Bedrock has even worse uptime than Anthropic (see "Uptime" column). https://openrouter.ai/anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet:thinking/p... But I agree with the general point that using the API (with diff
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> Do you know why these implementations opt for 2 if it's not the best choice? Probably a mix of simplicity, not knowing or not caring. Most software is not optimal. > If it's not the best, what is? In theory, the best value
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> I recently developed a new data structure Congratulations, you have discovered the array deque! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-ended_queue#Implementat... I'd like to point out a performance optimization
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The accursed Cox Media Group has since released the following statement on their website: https://www.cmg.com/news/cmg-responds-reports-about-disconti... CMG Responds to Reports About Discontinued Active Listenin
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> putting multiple icons under the same button and then changing the icons too to make it entirely impossible to find anything This also annoys me to no end. Here is how to fix the icons: Ungroup GIMP tool icons: Edit -> Prefere
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The nice think about LLMs is that they can answer some questions which were not in the training set. Unfortunately, it is not easy to tell when that is the case.
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