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sdrg822
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Comment #43789119
“Model Control Plane” - quite early to already re-use a popular acronym
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Comment #43460987
Congrats on the launch!
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Comment #41286247
+1 it wouldn’t be terribly useful if it were only caching the tokenizer output.
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Comment #41219526
Where is the lie in this repo?
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Comment #41206516
I think if you actually meet the people you'd realize they're pretty earnest and candid of these things' limitations, though it may not show in tweets and hackernews posts. This re…
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Comment #40303573
But indexing *is* training. It's just not using end-to-end gradient descent.
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Comment #39693188
Dang they use Transformer-XL from 2019 haha - didn't realize people still used that / XLNet-like architectures
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Comment #39518054
It is not.
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Comment #39469959
Congrats on the launch!
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Comment #38378424
Cool. Important note: """ One may ask whether the conditionality introduced by the use of CMM does not make FFFs incompatible with the processes and hardware already in place for d…
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Comment #35174059
It’s only a matter of time
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Comment #34558537
Given that GPTZero was an undergrad’s side project it’s not that surprising?
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Comment #34448180
Attention is Turing complete
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Comment #34391718
For things like BERT where you just want to extract an embedding, the naive way you reach full utilization at inference time is that you : - run tokenization of inputs on CPU - sor…
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Comment #34112710
Yeah this is purely a risk decision for a prototype not an actual technical limitation.
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Comment #33416275
Really well done
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Comment #33416268
Which humans?
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Comment #28213108
Good points!
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Comment #28212801
Just a slight comment - "&" was indeed called "and" (not "per se"), but in reading the alphabet, it was confusing to say "and and." To clear up confusion, one could say "and per se…
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Comment #28170959
Seasoning isn't the problem... Turmeric and cumin added to your pulses aren't going to give you metabolic diseases...
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Comment #26032436
Agreed, the "but" in the bolded text[1] further confuses, but the article highlights some great progress. >> STAR, has responded to 748 incidents." >> about 3 percent of calls for …
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Comment #24744009
> "While it remains to be seen whether transplantation from very young donors can restore cognitive function in aged recipients, the findings demonstrate that age-related shifts in…
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Comment #24657224
Automated summarization, content moderation/censorship, and advertising. It could make publishing more profitable, but will it make enable higher quality content? It feels more lik…
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Comment #24572251
Abbreviation for a popular blogger in the financial independence / retire early domain. See: https://www.mrmoneymustache.com