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by ttoinou 2y ago
You’re basically admitting you are one sided on this topic and couldn’t understand why this was the perfect tool to divide and conquer people
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by ttoinou 2y ago
We called our computers intelligent and couldnt do so many things LLMs can do now easily. But yeah calling them intelligent is a marketing trick that is very efficient
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Where does this obsession over giving binary logic tasks to LLMs come from ? New LLM breakthroughs are about handling blurry logic, non precise requirements and spitting vague human realistic outputs. Who care how well it can add integers o
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Seems like with it you will be able to compile and execute one code on multiple GPU targets though
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by ttoinou 2y ago
I dont know Im only removing the strawmen of the comment
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by ttoinou 2y ago
“stick it to all the too-tolerent people who let the woke movement gain power” would be a good steel manning of your argument
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Would you then say that the wavelength is meaningful for the sound example as its properties are really of a wave propagating, and meaningless for the light as the wave analogy isn’t a full description of the light phenomenon behavior ?
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by ttoinou 2y ago
The sound pressure wave does take 17 meters in the air to make a full cycle, no ? It’s real, same for the photon
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Who would use the OpenCL backend rather than the others targets provided ?
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by ttoinou 2y ago
But it does highlight that the common terminology is imperfect and breaks the regularity that scientists come to expect when working with physical units in calculations Scientists and engineers dont actually expect much, they make
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Can’t wait enough for that. But there are so many new methods and papers coming out every week I dont see how tooling can become stable enough to have a unified workflow that doesnt need a clean slate takeover every 6 months
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Amazing, thank you !
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Would be nice to retransform the output into an interval / gaussian distribution Note: If you're curious why there is a negative number (-5) in the histogram, that's just an inevitable downside of the simplicity of the U
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by ttoinou 2y ago
But look at per capita per purchasing power
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Make money ?
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Or use 28 days ? If we need to average both weekly and monthly trends
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Or they’re not trying to understand how it works
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by ttoinou 2y ago
It might not work for me for various reasons, but pay a fee to release the source code in the wild for anyone (me or others) to pick it up, yes why not ! Safer if you put a way to contact you on your profile
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Make thunderbird supports a local database with 100k emails with proper search ! Make us pay for that optimization if needed. Email is a big tool of communication for all businesses, Pros who make money daily through emails need to handle t
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by ttoinou 2y ago
A comment on HN in 2019 was explaining how it works, it was accessible through a Google Search
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Did your feet grow larger ?
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Its more likely that we’ll hire plumbers who are going to throw a robot at the job and double check the work
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by ttoinou 2y ago
the excellent performance demonstrated by the models fully proves the crucial role of reinforcement learning in the optimization process What if this reinforcement is just gaming the benchmarks (Goodhart's law) without providi
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by ttoinou 2y ago
I read online 10+ years ago the same comment that you’re writing right now. Wind and solar energy didn’t get widely implemented for good reasons that we can debate between citizens, they’re a scam here to profit some specific industry, to p
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by ttoinou 2y ago
So everytime they want to make a change to their backup system they’d need to update the standard for everyone else ? Or make an extension of it just for them The entire PC ecosystem only exists because the law says that there was a wa
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Wouldn’t we loose specific features if a common cloud backup standard is developed ?
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by ttoinou 2y ago
I never use numbers and exact equations to think about business, economics and politics. You have the wrong guy. You want more money in a predictable way, go incentivize the employees the correct way. In the meantime, workers are also respo
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Probably you’re being sarcastic to show that those AI companies don’t give a damn about our data. Right ?
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Dont OpenAI have a ton of data on all of its users ?
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Couldnt this be a first step before further escalation ?

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