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by toxik 3y ago
Sorry but that is just ludicrous. You do not answer a factual question with a mostly made-up answer without saying clearly "this is pure speculation" at some point, preferably early on.
422.
by toxik 3y ago
Siri is also getting worse. In my native language, I used to (often) say “Add milk to grocery list”, and it now replies “I’m sorry, but I don’t know which speaker you mean.”
423.
by toxik 3y ago
So the problem to solve is "which of x1 and x2 is x more similar to", then? It feels like this is not what LLMs are solving so it doesn't surprise me that you can outperform them. What if x1 is in English and x is the same do
424.
by toxik 3y ago
To be clear, you just made up MoE details while MoE is actually well established and hails from decades old research?
425.
by toxik 3y ago
Certified* deep water submarine * The inclusion of this word is to indicate the intention and invite people to analyze, break, or improve it.
426.
by toxik 3y ago
Yeah don’t do a PhD
427.
by toxik 3y ago
It depends on how you define fed forward, LLMs are typically auto regressive and so can take their own previous output into consideration when generating tokens.
428.
by toxik 3y ago
Just doesn’t taste good together I think
429.
by toxik 3y ago
I think neither are particularly dangerous, but habitually drinking soda is itself just terrible for your teeth.
430.
by toxik 3y ago
No no, he was just hallucinating .
431.
by toxik 3y ago
The problem has nothing to do with objects. The problem is, how do you type check something like sprintf without ad hoc type rules?
432.
by toxik 3y ago
Can’t find in App Store :(
433.
by toxik 3y ago
Yes, you can. The seams will be on the wrong side though. I do this with right/left handed non-toe socks, which by the way is also very comfortable compared to standard socks.
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by toxik 3y ago
It in fact still works in low power mode.
435.
by toxik 3y ago
Brake and tire dust absolutely are a problem, even if it’s inconvenient for you. Reducing fine particulate matter pollution is a major concern. That it translates onto railway is fairly unsurprising. By the way, EVs reduce brake dust since
436.
by toxik 3y ago
My thoughts are the same direction. This seems like a lot of analysis for something you ultimately don’t want, you want to integrate the camera motion together with the other physics integrations. Especially if you want the camera to be rep
437.
by toxik 3y ago
The EU loves throwing money at things, why don’t we build a public LLM?
438.
by toxik 3y ago
Maybe Samus is supposed to be pronounced Saméw?
439.
by toxik 3y ago
My experience resonates with this, if you have a torrent that isn't coming home, make sure you're actually reachable.
440.
by toxik 3y ago
Would have been nice to have the actual audio. Nice essay though.
441.
by toxik 3y ago
Man that Fontemon got my phone steaming hot
442.
by toxik 3y ago
And adds are super imprecise :-)
443.
by toxik 3y ago
Decision making and sensor reading happen at vastly different timescales.
444.
by toxik 3y ago
I like how they never even say why they send this e-mail. It’s so incredibly passive aggressive. They don’t want to say “the gravy train is over, cough up” but that’s what they actually are saying.
445.
by toxik 3y ago
20 days of income for this seems extremely low. Were it a person, they would have been jailed and indebted for life.
446.
by toxik 3y ago
I feel like the elephant in the room is that for most cases in this blog post, you either use NumPy arrays or something else like it. You can make ndarray subclasses and that helps but type hinting and NumPy feels so… poorly done.
447.
by toxik 3y ago
Nope, it’s not the same. I had both. The only thing that still works is moving the cursor, selection is completely broken. Will it move the left side of the selection? The right side? Nobody knows. It seems it depends how much you selected.
448.
by toxik 3y ago
This is the one that gets me. It would be trivial to regulate, and the inspections already happen. But no, straight pipe hot rod bikes are somehow a human necessity.
449.
by toxik 3y ago
Our LNG buses are so ridiculously loud, especially when they motor break which seems to be basically every time. Stockholm, Sweden.
450.
by toxik 3y ago
This is exactly the “substitute” that I’m talking about. It doesn’t work the same. It’s really buggy and it’s impossible to use.

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