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Comment #42019701
Surprised not to see a comparison to https://paperswithcode.com/paper/augmenting-self-attention-w...
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Comment #41344857
I’ve been working on robotics for a few months now. I have built an arm, started receiving parts for my quadruped, and have learned enough RL to at least hold opinions on it (my ba…
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Comment #41143639
It’s a mobile platform, so saving 100 w on the CPU would make a difference. That’s the answer I tell myself, the real answer is because it would look hilarious :D
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Comment #41095425
What’s the bottleneck? Once I’ve got the model and data onto the GPU my only cost is launching CUDA kernels right? Not sure if that blog post is relevant, but even if it is it show…
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Comment #41093791
Does anyone have experience of putting a huge GPU on something like this and using it for inference? You'd be limited by data feeding over the NVME port, but otherwise you won't be…
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Comment #40013798
Any idea of DDP perf?
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Show HN: LLMem, a read through cache for OpenAI chat completions
When building a system around OAI, I found myself sending the same request multiple times as part of developing/testing some other part of the system. On top of wasting money in th…
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Comment #39511172
I’m originally from the UK, but it might still apply - it’s much more normal in the US to go straight to a specialist without a referral from a GP. If the company you’re moving wit…
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Comment #28335996
There’s a cap on increases on the previously assessed value, value is re-assessed when ownership changes (except in certain cases like parents to kids). Look up Prop 13.
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Comment #28128834
Given some tech companies are trying to move some jobs out of the Bay to compete less on salary, can I get hired at a lower pay satellite office then move to the Bay Area and get t…
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Comment #26377486
If you wear a surgical mask, I found pushing it as high as possible to be the only thing that worked. You want the top at the same level as the nose bridge.
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Comment #25108278
What's the latest IFR for Covid vs. flu? Last I read it was 1% vs. 0.1%.
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Comment #24323721
Liability is limited if you follow various statutes in Texas (and other states): https://agrilifeextension.tamu.edu/library/agricultural-law/...
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Comment #23755652
Context missing from the article is that this has Randian precedent: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ayn-rand-social-security/ (I have no opinion on it all since I’m on a two wee…
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Comment #19847117
Any whiteboard products? Collaborative drawing would make remote work lovely.
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Comment #19846954
I find it really interested to hear this sort of thing - how two people experiencing the same thing have completely different views. For context, I moved to near San Jose from Camb…
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Comment #17946617
The law is more predictable when it follows precedent, which is good since people know what it is. Precedent can be overturned in cases where the facts are different (including whe…
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Comment #13247037
My impression is that it is because the electorate of both parties is likely to support it and it doesn't clash with donor's preferences.
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Comment #12913365
This is a key conceit - trades don't mean one is less intelligent. A great plumber is easily as intelligent as a great software dev. The left behind are the people who could provid…
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Comment #12913364
This is a key conceit - trades don't mean one is less intelligent. A great plumber is easily as intelligent as a great software dev. The left behind are the people who could provid…
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Comment #12790771
Best part is AMP is a C++ library.
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Comment #12668284
I'm having a soft brain day it seems!