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by yacine_ 4y ago
What I appreciate about karpathy's videos is that it doesn't make things any more complicated than they need to be. Simple, engineering language is used. No gatekeeping! It's reassuring, and lets everyone know that anyone can
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by yacine_ 4y ago
Super cool product! In general, peeling off infrastructure costs is always a good idea. And it would be really cool to have different places that keep a pulse on SOTA. I recently discovered instructor-xl performs better than openai's a
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by yacine_ 4y ago
just checking in again here :) I'm not so sure this is true
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by yacine_ 4y ago
This is not only going to democratize tutoring for individual kids, but it's going to democratize the distribution of what is learned. When I was a kid, I was forced to learn stuff that was not useful or not interesting. In the future,
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by yacine_ 4y ago
How do you know the artwork and adwork you're seeing today isn't generated using a diffusion model? Every professional artist I know has SD & blender in their toolkit
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by yacine_ 4y ago
From my mental math, you can run 4bit quant 7B, but the quality for that might not be what you're looking for.
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by yacine_ 4y ago
Do not discount the premium on "not having to network egress"
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by yacine_ 4y ago
knowing those guys, that could very well be planted as a practical joke on a friend of theirs :P
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by yacine_ 4y ago
you can automatically learn soft prompts with backprop so.. the job "prompt engineering" isn't going to stick around for too long given it's automatable. https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.06541 That is not
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by yacine_ 4y ago
https://twitter.com/EMostaque/status/1629160706368053249 :)
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by yacine_ 4y ago
search and replace! Seriously, it's way easier than the node.js monstrosity I was maintaining
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by yacine_ 4y ago
no need just write stop using tools, just an HTML document is fine.
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by yacine_ 4y ago
No more intuitive interpreter than the english language
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by yacine_ 4y ago
That generation uses tortoise-tts. Play.ht has a model called peregrine, I've taken to using a script to call them out. Super cool company & API. I just haven't had time to get my next gen version out.
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by yacine_ 4y ago
this is great, keep on hacking!
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by yacine_ 4y ago
I built something similar; I've got code links up if you want to cargo. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34549402
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Show HN: ML paper podcast generator using GPT and Tortoise-TTS(scribepod.substack.com)
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by yacine_ 4y ago
This is a good analysis. I think we're going to see an even more extreme selection of the more highly skilled individuals. The bigger the pool, the further you can go on the right tail of the pareto distribution. There's going to
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by yacine_ 4y ago
Medium, that's a name I haven't seen in a while.
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by yacine_ 4y ago
Interesting. Seems related to the algorithm that the first chess machine used to beat the world chess champion in 1997. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha-beta_pruning https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by yacine_ 4y ago
Listen to recordings of yourself giving speeches/interviews. After you are done, listen to the whole recording and take notes. That's helped me a lot carry out demos & present. Used to say "Um" a lot, but now I don&#
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by yacine_ 4y ago
Open source documentation & tools are Okta/Auth0's biggest competitors :)
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by yacine_ 4y ago
Writing has really helped me learn how to think! I highly recommend it. Encourage others to write as well! It's a skill that transfers well to other places.