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so_tired
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Comment #23888727
See my other comment > Humans get a hand crafted curriculum inputs, evolved over 1000s of iterations, in a near-optimal language encoding.
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Comment #23888718
> Human reading/talking/listening equivalent of 200 pages of text per day for 80 years would be just 13GB of raw data or 3B tokens I am sympathetic to the "total life time input" a…
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Comment #23882989
The title and quote are obviously hyperbolic. But A large portion of that mass is in a too high or too low temperature state to support any complexity (I am not a physicist!) On th…
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Comment #23857368
I appreciate Billionaires that take city-size estates out in the country where there is plenty of space. I feel this is a lot less controversial than urban mega-dwellings which can…
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Comment #23580364
9front looks so very interesting. Thanks
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Comment #23580011
Ugh! Thanks but no thanks I dont want to mount and expose nfs, or allow a full ssh login. This will be a custom agent/daemon on both ends
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Comment #23579923
Which lib/approach would you recommend if i need run a remote batch process using local files? For example, on the local system: remote-execute gcc localfile.c -o localfile.o And o…
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Comment #23143237
Do they need to optimize for reduced memory/communication patterns? Or is that going too far AFAIK, the memory-communication power can increase by orders of magnitude if u go off-c…
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Comment #23143234
Do they need to optimize for reduced memory/communication patterns? Or is that going too far AFAIK, the memory-communication power can increase by orders of magnitude if u go off-c…
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Comment #23028917
Why is this getting flagged? Are large tech companies now somehow shielded from criticism? This experience actually sounds both common and unavoidable. FAANGs have x10 candidates f…
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Comment #22956953
Important line from the article > a practice at odds with the company’s stated policies... > .. as stated to congress
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Comment #22432937
Can you give some salaries for hiring tech workers? 2-3 years experience, web front end and/or B2C marketing
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Comment #22426113
Off topic: are $1M/$2M seed rounds realistic during YC demo day? Even with some traction/users/conversion/revenue, and a grand long-term vision, a suggested 15%-25% dilution [1] gi…
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Comment #22289842
Is there any research that spiking/dopamine type learning is good at "animal level" behaviour, but abstract and complex thinking is enabled by different mechanisms ?
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Comment #22000191
Amazing open source effort. My immediate thought is building an AI generic player that can train itself and play (most) of the games What r your opinions ?
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Comment #21978636
Great twits and write up. Can u mention how much human Dev time is involved? We have a stupid-basic single machine Deep reinforcement Self play setup. It takes about 24 hrs to run …
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Comment #20519137
Hopefully hackernews is a better starting point for a conversation? For what's its worth. Its a totally new startup. This is my first (failed?) attempt at finding partners online? …
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Comment #20518913
hi Checked out your profile/web page. Can i email you about a small biz-dev opportunity? We PAY YOU a monthly commission. We dont want any customer or account data. We dont compete…
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Comment #20324201
How do you recruit? Where do u advertize? I think the real problem is cutting down the initial 1000 CVs no ?
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Comment #20314533
I took the title from the techmeme.com link > TikTok was splurging by spending nearly $1 billion on advertising for the year
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Comment #20083394
> prevent our users from burning too much founder attention doing chargeback management Yikes. Yes. Thank you. I wish i had this 2 months ago.
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Comment #20039012
I never really tried multi-task learning. Is it so catastrophic ? If I have several tasks, plenty of samples for each task, and a network that converges well for each task. Cant i …