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whoateallthepy
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Comment #43232150
I learned Git from an O'Reilly book and I loved that it started with the internals first. The git CLI has some rough edges, but once you have concepts of work tree, index, commits …
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Comment #38371025
One point: if you are re-reviewing, other platforms (e.g. Phabricator, Gerrit) have much more developed ways to compare changes relative to one another.
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Comment #35716314
One thing to bear in mind is that these embedding vectors are high dimensional, so that it is entirely possible that the token embedding and position embedding are near-orthogonal …
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Comment #35712666
The tokenization is done by the tokenizer which can be thought of as just a function that maps strings to integers before the neural network. Tokenizers can be hand-specified or le…
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Comment #35712203
This is a great set of comments/questions! To try and answer this a bit briefly: The input string is tokenized into a sequence of token indices (integers) as the first step of proc…
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Comment #34748235
At the end of last year I put together a repository to try and show what is achieved by self-attention on a toy example: detect whether a sequence of characters contains both "a" a…
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Comment #34572244
I put together a repository at the end of last year to walk through a basic use of a single layer Transformer: detect whether "a" and "b" are in a sequence of characters. Everythin…