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by yalok 3y ago
This was 3 years ago - I wonder what the investigation concluded. I only found this petition demanding the disclosure of investigation - https://www.change.org/p/demand-that-uf-release-the-investig...
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by yalok 3y ago
Poor guy - very sad story. A reminder not to put one’s work or academic achievements at the very top - they are not worth of loosing the peace of mind and moreover health/life. Have to periodically check myself if my priorities are rig
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by yalok 3y ago
you have to give it to the guy - he continued coding even after loosing in the court and having to read tons of legal papers - Sept 10, 2021: Lost a court case, climbed a mountain, read hundreds of pages of legal papers, wrote some code. Ju
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by yalok 3y ago
I'm not sure about structured sparsity, but for the weights sparsity in my experience going to around 50-70% of excluded weights (even with block sparsity - say 4x4) did not cause any noticeable degradation to training & quality at
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by yalok 3y ago
Have you guys looked at using sparsification? It would probably require true re-training of the foundation model, to go at high sparse ratios (say 90% weights excluded), which could be done once on expensive GPU - but fine tuning such spar
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by yalok 3y ago
> All in all, this is only a small part of the story of how we started a company, raised some money, bought some chips and matched Gemini pro/GPT 3.5 and outperformed many others in less than a year having to build everything from s
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by yalok 3y ago
fwiw, in ASR/speech transcription world, it looks reverse to me - in the past, there was lots of custom non-ML code & separate ML models for audio modeling and language modeling - but current SOTA ASRs are all e2e, and that's
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by yalok 3y ago
The main limitation for such codecs is CPU/battery life - and I like how they sparsely applied ML in it here and there, combining it with classic approach (non-ML algos) to achieve better tradeoff of CPU vs quality. E.g. for better low
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by yalok 3y ago
Is there a way to search/highlight multiple tokens at once? Didn’t find this in the help/GitHub readme…
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by yalok 3y ago
To validate your point, I think you need to modify my test and create a 1M elements array with 99% of zeros - then your sparse class will be way more efficient, also hiding the complexity of creating a compact sparse representation at the n
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by yalok 3y ago
That junior engineers tend to use hash map in situations where it’s way less efficient and is not necessary…
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by yalok 3y ago
(from https://python-fiddle.com/saved/lN9D7DOQl0bQ8sqnDA94?code=tr... )
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by yalok 3y ago
Hash tables are nice & all, and it's very convenient to use them, BUT I really regret how they create propensity for junior developers to use them even in cases where they are not really needed and more memory-efficient (and perf t
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by yalok 3y ago
I used to write all my code for this CPU in plain machine codes. Granted they weee very easy to remember- in octal form. Eg 10102 - mov R1, R2 Very elegant and human readable machine code. Btw, the same processor was used in the MK85 “calcu
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by yalok 3y ago
I learned Bokmål Norwegian through my Norwegian friends, and they spoke and wrote to me in it consistently, while some of their patients would use heavy dialect that I didn’t understand at first and was shocked how different it sounded. Hv
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by yalok 3y ago
One note re this conclusion: > If developers can deliver playable experiences on the Switch, they likely can do so with a HD 530 too. The screen size (resolution) of Switch is very small, and that’s why Switch GPU can produce decently lo
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by yalok 3y ago
At the same time, there are legit cases where foreign nationals/states were interfering into those events (eg BLM movement was amplified by Russia) in the hopes to destabilize US. Unless there’s enough metadata to identify specific for
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by yalok 3y ago
over 50% of US market (and a few other countries), for starters. Not EU's jurisdiction, but it is a major messaging service.
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by yalok 3y ago
I have 2 Brother laser printers - BW and Color. BW works like charm, always. The Color one can’t print multiple copies of the same page without re-uploading it from MacBook for every copy. This gets aggravated that the data transfer speed l
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by yalok 3y ago
this was my guess after reading the list of people on the board... power/weight wise, there is no one else comparable to Ilya there, after Sam and Greg are gone.
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by yalok 3y ago
Why stunned? The author reiterates 2 times that neither maps should be used in unsafe way. Look at this from the point of code analysis - if "a bit more thread-safe" map is used - you have less chances to detect the problem in loc
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by yalok 3y ago
no, they are not related
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by yalok 3y ago
X booted the "x" user from Twitter as well, with no repercussions...
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by yalok 3y ago
in my area, MLS very rarely has something unique that's not on Zillow already. And Zillow is way easier to use, usually has more information/history on the property...
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by yalok 3y ago
but does GoDot have native Web support? or is it through WASM?
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by yalok 3y ago
but the splash screen... - will make my app look like some demo...
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by yalok 3y ago
This is incredibly painful for indie devs. My app is totally free, done as a charity/side project for disadvantaged kids. I've been paying for their Plus plan - $35 a month. Now it will have to be $185 a month, or my app would hav
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by yalok 3y ago
Those are life time installs. My game has been around for a few years and has over 500k life time installs. I May be getting very small install rate per month now, but would still have to pay a lot.
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by yalok 3y ago
Accessing those identifiers violates App Store and Play Store rules for some categories of apps (kids app eg)
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by yalok 3y ago
I always hesitate to send the crash dump for this very reason...

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