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by tyre 3y ago
Github issues are indexed by google and searchable.
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by tyre 3y ago
Yes, which is how we ultimately get to the word vaccine. "vacca" is latin for cow.
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by tyre 3y ago
"Reality has a well-known liberal bias."
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by tyre 3y ago
I don’t believe they’re going for the same hosted monetization as Oracle or Google. I’m sure they’ll play around with assistant AIs but you can imagine them leveraging their graph and data for this. Who is better positioned to answer a ques
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by tyre 3y ago
They said 7b llama which I read as the base LLaMa model, not this one specifically. All of these LLMs are trained on Stack Overflow so it makes sense that they’d be good out of the box.
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by tyre 3y ago
just wait until it’s $4bn and another $3m!
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by tyre 3y ago
This is like asking if a recording of the 1996 Olympics should have to include all of the commercials. For historical purposes, sure, have that as an option, but lil wayne's mixtapes are not better off for the random DJs or website adv
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by tyre 3y ago
Slow companies can find that 20%, it's just that they can't raise $2m at a $12m valuation from seed-stage venture capital. The risk/return doesn't make sense.
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by tyre 3y ago
It’s a natural question when reading about this, like asking why a police officer makes a suspected drunk driver walk a line instead of measuring BAC. Not everyone reads every (or any!) paper and story.
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by tyre 3y ago
It is not like paying credit card bills with a credit card. The US government' debt is not like personal debt. We need to, collectively, stop talking about it that way.
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by tyre 3y ago
It’s still open source. The only new limitation is that you can’t monetize the model itself, which is fine. They have to make money. You can still: + use it for personal use + use it as part of a commercial project + sell a hosted service o
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by tyre 3y ago
All server farms are now in Death Valley.
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by tyre 3y ago
> What does Charmander evolve into? wait why is this implied to not be black and white? Charmeleon is the only correct answer.
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by tyre 3y ago
> the rest of us have to wait to download the weights they're openly torrentable
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by tyre 3y ago
> the legality of these actions wasn't clear They were completely clear. The whole time. There were no moments when it was a reasonable thought that securities weren't securities "because blockchain.
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by tyre 3y ago
The FDA regulates both risks and efficacy. The efficacy of hormonal birth control plummets if not taken consistently, which for progestin-only pills (like this) includes the same time of day[0]. Talking to a doctor ensures that people reall
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by tyre 3y ago
https://github.com/neondatabase/pg_embedding
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by tyre 3y ago
I'm empathetic to the desire for innovative freedom and democratization of technology, but the benefit has to be balanced with the scale of impact and the possibility of mitigating/reparative response. The capabilities of current
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Richard Feynman and the Connection Machine (1989)(longnow.org)
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by tyre 3y ago
> the college you went to is basically irrelevant 1-2 years into your career. but it does matter for a first job, which then has trickle down effects. If you have a better shot at a high-paying company with a good brand name and/or
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by tyre 3y ago
This is a great way to put it. The counter to "current generation AI is terrifying" seems to fall along the lines of it not being nearly as close to AGI as the layperson believes. But I don't think that matters. I don't
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by tyre 3y ago
> IMO, the only way out is to shrink the product. Split, shard, whatever Microsoft and OpenAI nailed this in my opinion. The funding deal between the two was genius. OpenAI gets billions of dollars from Microsoft that it then spends on A
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by tyre 3y ago
I think it’s in part a preemptive defense against the endless nitpicking from their audience.
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by tyre 3y ago
> teens (11 percent) report experiencing swatting more often than adults (2 percent) This is ridiculous. The ADL says that 1 out of 9 teens have been a victim of a false-alarm SWAT raid. I know the US has over-militarized its police forc
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by tyre 3y ago
That’s the wrong dichotomy. The options for some people are socializing while tipsy vs. not socializing or connecting openly at all. No one is “unconscious” after one or two glasses of wine lol
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by tyre 3y ago
Delaware is relatively business friendly and has a huge amount of established historical precedent in its case law. It’s important for companies, lawyers, investors, and executives to minimize unknowns in outcomes. They generally know how a
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by tyre 3y ago
> one of the things you have to judge is how accurate the answer is. The LLM can't assess that Not quite true. Some LLMs are surprisingly good at predicting their confidence in answers (where a series of 80% confidence output shoul
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by tyre 3y ago
Given that almost all of that is violates securities laws, this still fits.
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by tyre 3y ago
> My point, I suppose, is that users of NNs arent interested in the architecture characteristics which affect training -- they're interested in how capable any given model will be. Yes. A more helpful bit of information could be wha
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You want the entire model to fit in memory. So if you’re looking at a download size of, say, 100GB then don’t run on less than that. Your machine will swap to/from disk constantly, which will be slow and wear out an SSD. If you want to

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