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leumassuehtam
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Comment #46728057
It looks like the B programming language.
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Comment #46422115
> All memory must be statically allocated at startup. No memory may be dynamically allocated (or freed and reallocated) after initialization. This avoids unpredictable behavior tha…
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Comment #45833469
> The artificial intelligence chip leader's chief in October said that the U.S. can win the AI battle if the world, including China's massive developer base, runs on Nvidia systems…
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Comment #44950673
People believe that more parameters would lead to overfit instead generalization. The various regularization methods we use today to avoid overfit hadn't been discovered yet. Your …
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Comment #44928063
text-davinci-001 still feels the more human model
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Comment #44265390
I hope this time they can come up with a model at least or par with open source offerings.
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Comment #44168370
Thanks for the answer!
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Comment #44167962
Genuine question: is this a wrapper around Google's gopacket?
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Comment #44047564
The author has a nice series on compiling a Lisp [0], but unfortunately his search engine fails to find it by querying it with "lisp" or "Lisp". [0] https://bernsteinbear.com/blog/…
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Comment #44014136
Since you've mentioned, which hash functions are better while being faster than XXH3?
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Comment #43969261
One way of doing that is by each time step delta perform two integrations, one which give you x_1, and another x_2, with different accuracies. The error is estimated by the differe…
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Comment #43741924
You're right that he is just rederiving electromagnetism through local U(1) gauge symmetry. He define his metric as g_{\mu\nu}=A_\mu A\nu, which is a gauge dependent metric that gi…
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Comment #43191258
I like to think of an algebra the same as a language. You want to define and constrain your language such that you can describe elements of your universe is clear and consice. For …
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Comment #42212467
I'm convinced that "completion" models are much more useful (and smart) than "chat" models, being able to provide more nuanced and original outputs. When gpt4 come out, text-davinc…
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Comment #41921990
What do you mean peer reviewed? This is the standard textbook way of numerically studying Ising models.
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Comment #41170186
That's a fallacy. Do you really believe that paying taxes (essentially what you mean about buying things for everyone else) would stop one to want to become a billionaire? It's abo…
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Comment #40764755
It's easy to notice, even on this website, when a comment starts with "It's worth noting that...". It sounds very LLM-esque.
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Comment #39510354
The latest incarnation of Fourier series is in AI, in the so called RoPe technique.
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Comment #39462424
Yes, it was tested in 8:08 of https://youtu.be/D5u7trVY5Ho?si=n1N_sm3iy0dTx4b5
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Comment #39075172
The barrier of publishing a paper in arxiv is much lower than in academic journals. That said, you still have to convince them that your idea is relevant. They may require some sor…
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Comment #38385183
You will not find anything as good as the paid version of ChatGPT. You might try Phind [0]. [0] https://www.phind.com/
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Comment #38223570
Did they use this to train Gemini? Which raises the question, where is Gemini?
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Comment #38191688
I had great results with Phind. Their newest fine tune model (V7) has been a pleasant experience and better than most open source models out there. Nit: your link has a trailing "s…
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Comment #38128974
Quite the opposite, the 4 straight lines represent all that math. Notation is very powerful and get you quite far.
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