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by vectoral 2y ago
I haven't dug into this much--out of curiosity, what do you think are some of the most useful things you can learn?
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by vectoral 2y ago
ProjectionLab is great, it's been fun to watch it grow over the last few years!
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by vectoral 2y ago
Great to see this launch -- excited to see what you guys do!
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by vectoral 3y ago
Sorry for the slow reply -- didn't realize there weren't notifications on HN. U-235 (the fuel used in naval reactors) does undergo spontaneous fission, but not at a rate high enough so reach criticality. Like one of the other post
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by vectoral 3y ago
Former submarine nuke with a masters in NucE here (it's fun to see us come out of the woodwork for this). Rods are always in the core. To start a reactor that is shut down (with the rods are all the way on the bottom), you withdraw the
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by vectoral 3y ago
Over the last two months I've started to try to document and implement some of my learnings (inspired by this post [1]), mostly focusing on toy implementations of fine-tuning methods and some interest prompting tricks. I come from a te
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by vectoral 3y ago
This is it. One of the "apps" I built was a slackbot for my classmates (in business school) that allows users to upload docs via slack (course notes, cases, etc.) that get embedded and you can then QA over in slack. I also added l
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by vectoral 3y ago
This is one of the areas of LLMs that I find most interesting. So far, I've found simple question-answering over vectorstores to be a lackluster experience. In particular, the more information you embed and stick into the vectorstore,