vrighter

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by vrighter 6mo ago
what if it's something correct that doesn't have a counterargument, like "photons with a 450nm wavelength are perceived as red by the average human eye" And how would it know if a counterargument exists anyway, and if it
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by vrighter 6mo ago
deterministic is useless if it means it will always make the same mistake it did the first time.
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by vrighter 6mo ago
but some tokens are only not allowed in certain contexts, not others. You might be talking about how to defuse a bomb, instead of building one. Or you might be talking about a bomb in a video game. Or you could be talking about someone bein
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by vrighter 6mo ago
but it doesn't have that much more flops than it did a couple of years ago.
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by vrighter 6mo ago
From my research you can always fit it in a 32x32 multiply, you only need the extra bit at compile time. The extra bit tells you how to adjust the result in the end, but the adjustment is also a constant.
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by vrighter 6mo ago
they should do both.
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by vrighter 6mo ago
A Boeing 777 burns 300g of fuel per second per engine, while taxiing on the ground... so 2 gallons gets you somewhere between 10 and 15 seconds of taxiing.
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by vrighter 6mo ago
you, the user can enter any size input you want. The network has a fixed number of input neurons. You have to put something in all of them. If you enter "hello", the network might get " hello", but all of its i
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by vrighter 6mo ago
The first argument really really does not make sense. You can also increase economies of scale by building out solar farms, and using them for something useful, instead of wasting it on guessing random hashes. Saying that wasting energy is
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by vrighter 6mo ago
no mention of thomas edison not inventing the lightbulb?
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by vrighter 6mo ago
so if these "guardrails" really do work (which they don't), why wouldn't you just use them up front?
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by vrighter 6mo ago
oh that's easy: continuous learning is not something current architectures can do. So the benchmark for that can be done mentally
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by vrighter 6mo ago
because it's all one (unexplainable) matrix of weights.
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by vrighter 6mo ago
i would just enterit in the todo app on my phone.
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by vrighter 6mo ago
transformers have a fixed input size (padding the unneeded context window with null tokens). Whether you put in a sequence of things or just random tokens is irrelevant. To the network it is just "one input" They also have a fixed
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by vrighter 6mo ago
so is unreal engine
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by vrighter 6mo ago
no, you are not the only one. There are dozens of us!
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by vrighter 6mo ago
It will usually just keep on adding workarounds for workarounds. Tech debt increases.
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by vrighter 6mo ago
it's actually the second one I read that fit that description.
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by vrighter 6mo ago
edge is based on chromium, so is electron....
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by vrighter 6mo ago
lots of bugs and crashes last time I tried it. Should see if it improved
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by vrighter 6mo ago
that was the intent of my comment. The tildes were supposed to mean strikethrough
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by vrighter 6mo ago
prohibited from sutmitting ~the~ work to the journal
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by vrighter 6mo ago
Hehe I tried gving it a minesweeper CSP I've been working on and asked it to develop the feature I was working on at the moment just to compare. I was working on adding non chronological backtracking to the search engine. I gave it the
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by vrighter 6mo ago
true, but this is an automated way to ensure everyone runs at the exact same speed. So I don't know how that applies here
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by vrighter 6mo ago
hate to be pedantic, but for 2 out of N, n would have to be the sum of all satellites including the exploded ones
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by vrighter 6mo ago
whenever i give them a chance, i usually give them a codebase I've been working on for a while (so most bugs have been fixed), after I found a new bug, and ask them to "find all bugs". They always end up praising me for the
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by vrighter 6mo ago
i have tried using it but it has never kopt working after the very next update. Until zig actually reaches 1.0, this is a very bad strategy
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by vrighter 7mo ago
i can't even upload co e properly because it gets mangled
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by vrighter 7mo ago
it is considered stupid by tons of people. And their problems are intrinsic and can't really be solved

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