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Reminds me of the question “why do good people go bad?” What are invisible forces? What is good? What is evil? Physicists, philosophers and theologians alike think about those ques…

I’ve been keeping up with the classics (NCF, Wide & Deep, LightGCN), but the field seems to have shifted dramatically in the last 18–24 months toward LLM-based reasoning and graph-…

What kind of Christian books do you read?Jonathan Edwards, John Bunyan, J.C. Ryle, C.H. Spurgeon?

I’m a Christian as well and spent a day in Oxford earlier this year. After spending some time at Magdalen College, I bought every book I could by C.S. Lewis and just finished Lette…

Weights & Biases if they are serious and need performance and scale.

Thanks for sharing this, I was not aware of it and I’m currently in the process of learning Hebrew, dealing with the intersection of (Jewish and Christian) culture and technology. …

There’s another thread from October 2022 on that topic. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33047634 What makes DVC especially useful for MLOps? Aren’t MLFlow or W&B solving that …

Their CEO talks about this in the gradient dissent podcast [1] [1]: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qNXebAQ6igs

Very interesting to see an LLM with weights and the code base. They also talk about tokenizer fertility in the HF model card [1] [1]: https://huggingface.co/Aleph-Alpha/Pharia-1-LL…

Thanks a lot I will check those out. I love used books, I already have found so many treasures that were unknown to me before.

Hi HN, I’ll be visiting San Francisco in about 4 weeks and am hoping to get some book recommendations. Here’s what I’m looking for: 1. *For my kids (ages 3 & 5):* I’m particularly …

You made my day with woulda shoulda cuda. I’m going to watch finding NeMo now

You mean something like this? https://targum.video/

Thanks for this 101 article! The entire LLMOps field is developing so fast and is being defined as we speak. Somehow, this time feels to me like the early days of computer science,…

Hi HN, based on Whisper [0] and Whisper.cpp [1], I created a comparison of transcription performance (quantitative metrics such as relative speed). You can find the code in the Col…

Do you mean something like Whisper.cpp? [0] See the demo there. [0]: https://github.com/ggerganov/whisper.cpp#whispercpp

Have you tested Weights & Biases Artifacts[1]? It comes with a smart versioning approach, checks the Δ based on the checksum and has a feature to visualize the lineage. You can als…

Don Knuth further elaborates on this in his great book Things [0], [2]: > The truth in fact is that C. P. Snow got it wrong by at least an order of magnitude — there are many more …

I currently teach computer science at a local high school. Topics range from algorithms and data structures to AI and societal impact. I do it to encourage young people to use soft…

What technology do you use today that is far from mainstream? Think Tony Stark technology. Examples are mobile phones / internet in the 80s, metal 3D printers, quantum ML, night vi…

My wife (staying at home) and I have a 2yo girl and a 7mo girl and raise them trilingually (English, Spanish, German). To our surprise, the 2yo has a better pronunciation than mono…

* howdoi: stackoverflow from the shell: https://github.com/gleitz/howdoi , don't leave you terminal while programming