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Comment #37815051
I always find evals of this flavor offputting given that 3.5 and 4 likely share preference models (or at least feedback data)
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Comment #37107110
Actually, the only numbers every LLM developer should know are their accelerator specs. For example: A100 specs: - 312e12 BF16 FLOPS - 1555e9 GB/s HBM bandwidth H100: - 1000e12/200…
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Comment #28666048
I’d suggest to revisit voice recognition — it works quite well for me in the same usecase. I also like to take walks, sometimes listening to podcasts. The stock iOS voice recogniti…
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Comment #26969289
I would have been interested to hear more about the verification techniques and tools they used for this project.
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Comment #25809265
For some large n, integers in the algorithm may be so large that operations on them cease to be constant time.
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Comment #24352071
This can be done by 'unparsing' the python AST. We do this in the DaCe project: https://github.com/spcl/dace/blob/900cac070c4b083653c672e225...
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Comment #24271275
Loading books using programs like calibre [1] allows you to covert EPUB to MOBI (the kindle format) seamlessly before transferring. In my experience this works perfectly. [1] https…
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Comment #22343364
It should be noted that the described graph embedding related tasks are only a small subset of the tasks that GNNs solve. Many (if not most) graph learning techniques focus on more…
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Comment #21645750
His prerequisite first year course [0] actually matches your description more, and even has students designing their own CPUs on FPGAs. I feel like this course goes more in the dir…
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Comment #21633364
Much of the CompArch topics are covered in his first year course: https://safari.ethz.ch/digitaltechnik/spring2019/doku.php?id...
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Comment #17363491
I'd love to use Firefox full-time, but I have always had font rendering issues whenever I've tried it out (on debian). Not only cosmetic issues, like blurriness or ugly rendering, …