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joaquincabezas
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Comment #48825687
what’s in the list?
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Comment #48570132
5 dollars for having that story to tell, not bad
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Comment #48445055
This article is very well structured and provides just the right amount of details for non-practitioners to enjoy it. Mechanistic interpretability is a fun topic to "play with" (go…
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Comment #45870681
AI is definitely related to dashes!!
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Comment #45869476
why am I only getting 26 matches? where's the threshold then? :D
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Comment #45800327
just found it! but it's private, I can send it to you if interested but not to publish it
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Comment #45797133
Hi! It's not public, it's part of the https://www.urv.cat/en/studies/master/courses/computer-secur... and I've not found it online
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Comment #45789627
off-topic, anybody knows what's going on with EurekaLabs? It's been a while since the announcement
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Comment #45788760
same here, even more if I'm doing it over few days and different angles
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Comment #45788645
I took a course in my Master's (URV.cat) where we had to do exactly this, implementing backpropagation (fwd and backward passes) from a paper explaining it, using just basic math o…
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Comment #45644456
when someone behaves in a very predictable way I use to say "I could code you in C!". Well, turns out is Python!
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Comment #45027116
No wonder why Google says: “Generate, transform and edit images with simple text prompts, or combine multiple images to create something new. All in Gemini.“ https://news.ycombinat…
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Comment #44710807
The culprit seems to be: https://huggingface.co/spaces/hesamation/primer-llm-embeddin... So someone, at some point, thought this was a feature
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Comment #42654661
lol, while checking which OCR is using (PaddleOCR) I found a line with the text: "TODO(Devin)" and was pretty excited thinking they were already using Devin AI... "Devin Robison" i…
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Comment #42400202
this is really cool! I have a ruler from metermorphosen.de and some posters and cardboards from museums. I will share it :)
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Comment #42360587
The first rule of programming is you do not talk about programming
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Comment #42289923
balancing compute-bound (prefill) and memory-bound (decode) is a fine art. Luckily there are lots of improvements (incentives) if you can adjust it to your use case (this time is C…
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Comment #42029126
what about trying with Shapley values?
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Comment #42005786
Exactly this. I've felt it while checking some C++ OSS projects, thinking "wow I am more Java than this, and I don't do Java". This prevented me directly jumping into C++ which wou…
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Comment #42005756
In some way I am stuck because I don't want to dismiss any of these (kind of Buridan's donkey) but planning this in a sequential way seems smart and would end the inner monologue
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Comment #42005507
I've been a long time considering that I should learn Rust. I am using Python as main language (for Machine Learning tasks) so I am at the edge: Go with: C++, because I used to cod…
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Comment #41790016
wow discovering Hamming’s lecture was enough for me! so good
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Comment #41698937
Love the humour here: What are Language LFMs not good at today: […] Counting r's in the word "Strawberry"!
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Comment #41073130
Correction (May 13th, 2024): A previous version of this article stated that two Spanish cities made the top ten. In fact, it was four. Sorry. lol, I see what you did there