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by xcv123 3y ago
I see from your other comments you still don't fully understand that these algorithms are automatically generated based on their training data. That's what we mean by "machine learning". It figures out the algorithm by i
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by xcv123 3y ago
> they also modulated the logic behind the Weighting methods. No? No. They did not change the logic. They cannot change the logic. They wouldn't have a clue how to do that. No one does. The neural network is practically impossible f
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by xcv123 3y ago
I don't understand how that would cause grief. Seems totally irrational to me.
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by xcv123 3y ago
Humans are not adjusting the weights. That is done automatically by the algorithm. The humans only provide training input.
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by xcv123 3y ago
So the term "Machine Learning" is egregious misuse of language? These models are not explicitly programmed. They actually learn a model from data automatically. The term is technically correct.
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by xcv123 3y ago
So the diagram makes sense after you spent at least 32 hours studying LLMs.
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by xcv123 3y ago
> Why would it ever be possible to derive the representation just from the pointer? Of course it cannot derive a representation from just a pointer. Neither humans or machines can do that. The words are not pointers in isolation. They ar
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by xcv123 3y ago
The plane did not crash. It just landed in the wrong place and is stranded.
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by xcv123 3y ago
> Where would a language model find the world model? Where would it store it? And why would it even need it? It is pattern recognition with many layers of abstraction. Obviously it will infer semantic relations at some level. It is a typ
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by xcv123 3y ago
There is an option somewhere in Uber Eats to disable marketing notifications. It's not easy to find.
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by xcv123 3y ago
The new Sonic films grossed $700M and they are selling millions of copies of new Sonic games. It's still popular and printing money for Sega.
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by xcv123 3y ago
> To count out extremely capable incumbents The article mentions those "extremely capable incumbents" are now stuck with legacy codebases. > music production capable workstations didn’t really exist Logic and Cubase were hig
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by xcv123 3y ago
Industry research is fraud. Fake science for profit. If you can honestly say that you feel good after eating anything fried in canola oil or soybean oil then I don't know what to tell you. Good luck with that. To me it is blatant garba
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by xcv123 3y ago
> Canola is primarily monounsaturated. It is 35% polyunsaturated and whatever monounsaturated fat it contains is inferior quality for human needs. Rancid toxic trash. > You're spouting dangerous, pseudoscientific nonsense. You&#x
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by xcv123 3y ago
You are 20 years behind unless you are talking about about polyunsaturated vegetable oils. Canola, Soy, Cottonseed, and all other industrial seed oils are toxic trash and should be eliminated from your diet as far as possible. Saturated fat
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by xcv123 3y ago
> except for in a very narrow power/time bandwidth Which is exactly the scenario we are discussing. Drag races are only a few seconds.
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by xcv123 3y ago
Depends on how fast you can release that energy from the batteries. Not as instant. Chemical explosions are rapid.
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by xcv123 3y ago
The old one is sold and reused, added to the used market. No waste.
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by xcv123 3y ago
They were probably worth much more than $400M before the failure so it was a good investment opportunity. They would have been a money printing machine aside from this one major fuckup.
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by xcv123 3y ago
The only thing they share in common is they both have a tracker sequencer. Renoise generates audio using samples and VST/AudioUnit plugins. Bintracker generates audio using emulated sound chips. It is specifically for producing chiptun
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by xcv123 3y ago
It is useless. That's why it's interesting.
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by xcv123 3y ago
By your logic, why bother playing sports? Why watch TV? Why play chess? Why build model airplanes? Why should anyone have any hobbies at all? Only work, no play. This is fun for him. And it is intellectually challenging difficult work. It i
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by xcv123 3y ago
> Maybe the author will explain what a “demake” is. First result on Google search for "demake". > You have to make people care about your project No he does not. This is a personal Github repo. A non-commercial hobby project
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by xcv123 3y ago
Why would they have to release everything else if the Supercollider server is running as a separate process? Just fork it on Github.
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by xcv123 3y ago
> Exactly. That is a restrictive license, and no one is going to use it in anything resembling a commercial product. GPL software is used commercially. Have you heard of Linux?
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by xcv123 3y ago
Not only that but it was due to their portable software architecture which was by design. Carmack isolated the platform dependent stuff so that you can port it to any other platform without too much effort.
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by xcv123 3y ago
They developed Doom on NeXT with highly portable C code. The reason for that is they were more productive on NeXT workstations (development and map design). Doom has been easily ported to every platform because they designed it to be easily
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by xcv123 3y ago
I believe he meant try making your own NES emulator
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by xcv123 3y ago
Yes the PPU is more complex than the CPU, but the audio emulation was more difficult than the PPU for me. Noticed the audio is a TODO for this emulator.
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by xcv123 3y ago
Any 8 bit machines will have similar complexity and difficulty. Personally I have only done the NES as my first and only emulator. I used C++.

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