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leedrake5
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Comment #48795221
What RAM can be allocated to the NE? I am skeptical this is as easy as the GitHub repo suggests.
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Comment #48348030
This distinction between ambiguous and incidental friction is brilliant. Was just talking about it with my wife because your specific example of a map has been a running debate bet…
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Comment #42910133
> as in your 1991 story “Division by Zero,” or a world where we raise robots as children This is vastly more preferable than our current approach of raising children as robots.
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Comment #42516133
“Chemical analysis was performed using a Thermo Scientific Niton XLt-900 XRF Analyzer equipped with a GOLDD X-ray fluorescence detector and real-time digital signal processing at a…
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Comment #39524210
Not billions, but I was in a similar position. What saved me was the GPL license on the open source code and hiring a lawyer that kept my ownership of any software I wrote (though …
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Comment #39086274
The fact that so much of Çatalhöyük remains unexcavated is one of the reasons I am skeptical of so much speculation on its social structure. A palace could be under the vast majori…
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Comment #37921493
Possible. I pasted the output, but tried to get some paragraph spacing in the output, possible I accidentally deleted a character.
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Comment #37921220
Thanks! First thank you for all the work to develop a math LLM. Those prompts are helpful. I shrank the weights down to f16 to fit on my system from f32 using the procedure at gger…
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Comment #37920558
Downloading this now to test it out - if anyone has prompts or tests they’d like to see let me know. I plan to run it with llama.cpp
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Comment #37224538
I assume that this primarily benefits games and not any deep learning right? The most attractive aspect of Mac M1 is the huge memory boost. Might not be great for training due to t…
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Comment #37110737
> They found that the model relied on the style of language used in papers to judge if a study was replicable. I think the failure here is to train the model on published results. …
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Comment #37035006
Have you posted the drafts to Archiv? If so please share. If not, please do so. I don’t like the idea that a couple reviewers block knowledge transmission permanently.
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Comment #37022182
Peer Review is the right solution to the wrong problem: https://open.substack.com/pub/experimentalhistory/p/science-... On replication, it is a worthwhile goal but the career incen…