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rajansaini

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    A successor to OpenLLaMA could make this possible. Imagine being able to deploy your own LLM.

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    Read the InstructGPT paper and see alpaca. You just need instruction fine-tuning. Unlike what the other commenters are saying, RLHF, while powerful, isn't the only way to get an LL…

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    Comment #34718367

    Seconded! If you make it easy/fun to share I (personally) would totally do so :)

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    Comment #31130250

    Could it be useful to use these to charge long term batteries to be used millennia from now? So that future generations living centuries from now can have easy power when the fossi…

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    Comment #30825862

    I am surprised that Algorithms to Live By has not been mentioned. (Disclaimer: I am still reading it.) That book is both accessible and practical for any layman. However, just enou…

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    Comment #29455559

    You should check out the VOLT paper, I think it would work well. It's a new technique for splitting up a vocabulary into subwords while minimizing entropy. These subwords could the…

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    Comment #29262460

    I'm only a student, but I personally really liked https://jeffe.cs.illinois.edu/teaching/algorithms/ This is better for more advanced topics, like dynamic programming (well, advanc…

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    Comment #27561824

    In my experience anyone can be conditioned to love anything, and inspiring a love for learning something is the only stable long-term solution.

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    Comment #27410739

    I think pyrtl was designed to enable abstraction in hardware design; it emits VHDL. Would be curious to know if anyone else has used this tool.

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    Comment #27373274

    Those are very interesting empirical results. This lecture explains the deeper vs shallow tradeoff theoretically: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpuLxXrHQB4 . He's an amazing lect…

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    > I wish we'd see an app that teaches financial literacy and responsibility I agree with you 100%. I'm not sure how feasible it is to build a business around it, though, since mone…

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    Comment #27123502

    That's really sick, UI is really pretty! As an idea for a follow-up project, I wonder how difficult it would be to make it non-deterministic; i.e. play a different variation each m…

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    Comment #27000932

    Sick project! When's the IPO? :D

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    Startup Ideas from 10k Risk Sections

    Hello! Just realized that the risks outlined in 10-k reports (under the Risk section) provide a wealth of potential b2b problems to be solved in the startup world. Wanted to share …

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    Hopefully someone can provide more info, but apparently there are some bacteria in geothermal vents near Baja California that seem to be able to handle venus-like conditions. No id…

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    Comment #26438996

    Why is that out of curiosity?

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    Comment #26267278

    Seconded!

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    Comment #26008366

    Didn't Yann LeCun do important work on CNNs there as well?

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    Comment #25780606

    I'm not at all familiar with this domain, but wouldn't this kind of farm be incredibly vulnerable to a foreign threat?

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    Comment #25573486

    I'd like to play the foil to enrich the discussion. Our instincts force us to seek validation and approval from others as individuals. I wonder if the success of blogs, Twitter, an…

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    Comment #24845190

    I didn't read the full paper carefully, but does this mean P != NP? :)