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by toxik 2y ago
Crucially it will tend to find the simplest such representation that still solves the problem. This is why ultimately the model is only sufficient to solve problems that it was trained to solve. Simplest in terms of optimization, by the way
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by toxik 2y ago
Gold was struck, it is just already in the hands of the capitalists. More automation, and no commensurate pay rise for the workers still employed.
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by toxik 2y ago
I feel like FlashAttention is the relevant baseline here.
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by toxik 2y ago
I think there is a good reason to find low-hanging fruits that pay dividends on these types of tasks, not because solving addition with a transformer is a good idea, but because it could improve performance in other parts of the network. Ma
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by toxik 2y ago
Right, that is correct, it is what I meant to say. I’m not sure that moves the needle much as far as risk goes though.
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by toxik 2y ago
If you can upload a PDF and have it served on the root domain, eg, gmail.com, then you can do session hijacking and other XSS. It’s actually pretty bad. XSS used to be thought of as “not that bad”, but today it is considered pretty bad.
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by toxik 2y ago
Of course, but a useful analogy must bring some new perspective to a thing. Here it just made me wonder what point the author is trying to make.
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by toxik 2y ago
Can confirm, moving part is held in right hand on everything I own, and also everything my daughter or partner own.
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by toxik 2y ago
But even then, a flow meter exists and works by physical laws. The device and the contract are separate. A mortgage is an abstract agreement that works because we simulate its dynamics (well the bank does). The device and the contract are o
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by toxik 2y ago
Kids want to do what they see, if they see people smoke, they want to smoke. If mommy and daddy drink coffee in the morning, it doesn't matter that it tastes like ass, a literal 3-year-old will just by sheer force of will drink that bi
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by toxik 2y ago
Mixed it up! I meant Tycho Brahe actually.
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by toxik 2y ago
White bread is actually super easy to colonize for mold, even a bit of mold is a near guarantee that the rest is moldy - just not with spores. My tip is to only keep a half dozen or so slices fresh and freeze the rest. Frozen toast tastes j
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by toxik 2y ago
I end up in this situation unintentionally, what I started doing is to peel and freeze them as they get overripe. Then you can use them for smoothies or banana bread some day in the future. Like in several months.
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by toxik 2y ago
Total sob story. Why is this even on here?
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by toxik 2y ago
Interesting stuff. I guess the idea has occurred to many but was well written and presented.
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by toxik 2y ago
Kepler famously compiled troves of data on the night sky, and just fitted some functions to them. He could not explain why but he could say what. Was he not a scientist?
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by toxik 2y ago
Just wait until we have WebSockets in CSS! Jokes aside, CSS is declarative and while there is overlap between problems solvable by JS and CSS, I think that’s only natural. I’m actually really excited for all the new features added to CSS la
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by toxik 2y ago
Neat. But why reinvent a bad version of matplotlib when all you need to make is an MPL backend? Is it very hard to make a backend?
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by toxik 2y ago
Completely editorialized title. The article talks about LLMs, not transformers.
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by toxik 2y ago
It’s funny, nesting is such an obvious thing to have in CSS yet the designers intentionally left it out.
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by toxik 2y ago
It will be interesting to see what happens to copyright claims against ChatGPT. Google can just remove claimed content from its index, what will OpenAI do?
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by toxik 2y ago
Many non-American SSN systems do have check digits.
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by toxik 2y ago
I feel like this post was a great case study of Zig. Interesting!
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by toxik 3y ago
That is because nobody expects HEP to produce commercially viable products. People do expect that of AI. I think it sounds like a great idea, both to stop a bit of AI brain drain to the US, as well as to develop AI for things that aren&#x27
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by toxik 3y ago
They didn’t just copy tiktok, they made a poor version of it and jammed it into an existing app because they have a captive audience. I can uninstall tiktok, I can’t uninstall shorts.
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by toxik 3y ago
Ludicrous that they made such an openly user-hostile interface. Won't show you runtime, won't show you the clip author, just maximally entice the user to click so they get sucked into the infinite dopamine machine. Absolutely unco
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by toxik 3y ago
Got a reference on that claim?
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by toxik 3y ago
Yeah, as long as you don’t want to change the network architecture. Edit: and you trust that Andrei didn’t screw up anywhere while hand rolling all the gradient calculations.
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by toxik 3y ago
> Also, this is why Swedish duvet covers have holes in the upper corners, just reach through them and grab the liner and pull it in, shake a bit, and you’re done. Just as an FYI, this is going away. At least IKEA stopped doing this. From
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by toxik 3y ago
I take it you haven’t looked into the details of this, there is no proof but there is strong evidence in name choice, language use and the MO.

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