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Comment #48396400
Good thing that is not poetry
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Comment #47576372
I saw an article that went really into depth - basically oil has huge diversity, and they really wanted Venezuelan oil: https://open.substack.com/pub/endtropy/p/trumps-enormous-c-l…
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Comment #39839702
I'm 90% certain that OpenAI has some much beefier model they are not releasing - remember the Q* rumour?
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Comment #39256134
I feel you should be able to keep the high level idea in your head at once; of course not the details. I don't think I've ever completed a piece of code without having a scheme in …
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Comment #39018963
I've seen at least 6 such papers, all being like " are actually ". Neural networks are generic enough that you can make them equivalent to almost everything.
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Comment #38839474
I can't get a read on this guy. I have strong bullshit feelings, but I'm not 100% sure. 1. He seems to have an awful lot of referral links - $60 for a bottle of olive oil? 2. He ha…
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Comment #37763045
No, it would still be a crime. He wouldn't know to pursue it, but it is very much a crime.
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Comment #37763036
None of those are victimless crimes. If you attempt to shoot someone and your rifle jams, you still exposed him to the risk of dying. This is a ridiculous strawman.
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Comment #37473288
> Primarily, they are pure functions that accept a sequence of tokens and return the next token. The model itself is stateless, and it doesn't seem right to me to ascribe "intent" …
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Comment #37278134
How are the scabbards so curvy? Is the blade simply very short?
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Comment #36821404
How is this different from Guidance and LMQL?
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Comment #36129068
That's a pretty good idea, actually. It'll be a bitch and a half to tune the threshold so it's reliable, and doesn't mark normally generated text though.
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Comment #33789093
As far as I know, all adversarial attacks need to know the model... But that is a very interesting line of thought.
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Comment #33732843
There was "EAST OCR" detector, which is basically someone put a deep learning model in openCV somehow. https://www.folio3.ai/blog/text-detection-by-using-opencv-an...
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Comment #33704953
Last I compared them, (1-2 years ago), Google OCR was much much better and supported more languages than tesseract. There was also an OCR in openCV, which was slightly better than …
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Comment #33690452
I went through Delta academy's Reinforcement Learning courses. I really like having someone to ask questions when I got stuck. Not free, but 100% worth the money. https://joindelta…
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Comment #31477643
We work with lots of russian/ukrainian devs, and we're using Telegram.
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Comment #31338751
Haha, time definitely proved you right!
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Comment #31069211
perhaps reading speed?
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Comment #30985308
run for office, you seem to know what to do
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Comment #30612381
you can win literally dozens of pounds!
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Comment #30414001
Not to understate what Disney did, but I feel like most of their characters don't have much depth. I recently rewatched 12 angry men, and was surprised at how quickly and efficient…
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Comment #30206687
... destroyers of industries ... if you don't want your industry to be destroyed, innovate it yourself. Otherwise, you lose the right to moan when someone else does.
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Comment #30192589
Perhaps someone submitted LeelaZero at some point?