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Comment #46716534
On the other side of the equation I've been spending much more time on code-review on an open source project I maintain, because developers are much more productive and I still cod…
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Comment #45010605
Is there a public curated list of "good ips" to whitelist ?
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Comment #45005084
imho that is just silly ... I can see various ways censorship and freedom and common good at the same time. Actually, I can imagine different set ups where this could work... But t…
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Comment #44614536
Of course one can generalize using the colloquial "Here in Europe". And generalization is useful -- one cannot go into all the complexity and details all the time, at some point on…
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Comment #43935873
Just for another data point, I took me 4 days to cook up a WASM front-end using Go for my otherwise command-line only Hive game: https://janpfeifer.github.io/hiveGo/www/hive/ Proba…
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Comment #42600445
Nice, but why create yet another language, that doesn't introduce no real gains over existing ones ? It's not even a research effort ... All modern languages will compile to WASM a…
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Comment #42171857
I think there is a misconception there. Go is as good a language as any for an ML framework. Better if you buy into it being better for its simplicity. It's clearly a worse if you …
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Comment #37598239
A few considerations come to mind: 1. The O(N^2*d) computation cost of the attention layers. For large graphs (millions of nodes) it's quickly too costly. And in some of the social…
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Comment #36918280
Thanks for the reply, but when you mean "fine-tuning" for the prompt, do you mean fine-tuning of the LLM encoder of the prompt right ? (The thing that transforms the prompt into a …
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Comment #36903707
Noob question: when folks talk about fine-tuning LLM, do they usually fine-tune the encoder (of the prompt), the decoder (that generates the text) or both ?
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Comment #32356930
Sadly (but correctly) nothing is public, no one ever sees any data, it's a service. Pure FNN (feedforward NN) models, if I recall correctly is also ~30 to 40%. Since the server doe…
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Comment #32355084
One way is to use categorical set splits [1] (proposed for categorical set inputs, but works for categorical features as well), used in TF-DF [1]. Greedy, and expensive to train (c…
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Comment #32340525
I can't explain it, but I help maintain TensorFlow Decision Forests [1] and Yggdrasil Decision Forests [2], and in an AutoML system at work that trains models on lots of various us…
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Comment #22754001
DeepL translation "fork away" -> "Weggabelung" ... not much better :\