I think after you factor it in being on the extreme end of slow but wide (like laptop GPUs) and being a native representation of the neural network rather than a computed silicon approximation, and being more similar to…
This is really cool, will definitely be using
Yeah I think one of the less considered costs when people talk about this is the human cost of training. We all talk about the billions spent on compute, but I don't think anyone's got good numbers on how much RLHF is…
I guess it might be a nice way to distribute homebrew PS2 games in a platform agnostic way
I can't help but notice that there's a lot in the direction of ADHD is linked to sleep pattern differences, and there's evidence that you can alter those sleep pattern differences through a number of…
> descriptions of powerful people dwell with eager fascination on how many hours they devote to their labors A point of interest for me is how they end up counting basically anything as working hours because the barrier…
From their point of view it's more about optics. "chatGPT encouraged my daughter to stick her fingers down her throat after meals" is not a headline they want. In general though you do have to figure that vulnerable and…
Trillions of dollars of investment in this incoming, probably. Can't make a profit without breaking a few planets, you know how it is.
It used to be that western governments and powerful people based in the west had a reason to promote our society as somehow good. That reason was that they were terrified the masses would turn to communism. This is…
I think there's a degree of some people being maybe genetically predisposed to having more serious adverse reactions to trauma as well. An obvious example is when it leads to psychosis. So the objective reality of what…
I would have thought they would make more money from premium for recruiters. Although there's probably a similar dynamic, what does a recruiter have to do if candidates can automatically discover all job openings?
Yeah but opponents of green measures want us to treat climate change related deaths like car deaths, just background noise which can somehow be boiled down to some tragic responsibility failure which is worth the price.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49845172 I guess it's not really a benchmark but you could say if it can do it faster it sort of could be taken as one.
See if it can beat Jev's Pokémon benchmark
Whoever that is, they probably just remember Meltdown.
I think you can but you basically need to learn about a super simple and well characterised processor like the 8080 and write assembly for it. On x86/AMD64 there's no hope because they're out of order and have opaque…
Realistically the companies will organise their data through a network which will involve distributing and storing the copyrighted material without the consent of the copyright holder. This is in and of itself generally…
Which one? Seems like there's a lot of it going about.
I think it would be totally incoherent to say that copyrighted information is essentially fair game to include in your model but the outputs of your model are privileged against being included in other models. I'm not…
That's probably correct. Blue is going to be another wall as well, especially the blastoise since the team leans so heavily on charizard and graveler
That team is going to take some time to beat the elite four
But the real question is would you be able to determine this had happened from the surface of the outside doll if all of the masses of the inner dolls are half of the i-1 outer one, leading to a total mass of 2n?
Ok so imagine we set up two sets of babushca dolls. Each larger one has two smaller ones nested inside. The total mass of the two smaller ones between the two sets is equal in mass and they are configured to have the…
Apple product release threads are wild if they're organic, that's all I'm saying
We could all do with a bus guardian at times
I think after you factor it in being on the extreme end of slow but wide (like laptop GPUs) and being a native representation of the neural network rather than a computed silicon approximation, and being more similar to…
This is really cool, will definitely be using
Yeah I think one of the less considered costs when people talk about this is the human cost of training. We all talk about the billions spent on compute, but I don't think anyone's got good numbers on how much RLHF is…
I guess it might be a nice way to distribute homebrew PS2 games in a platform agnostic way
I can't help but notice that there's a lot in the direction of ADHD is linked to sleep pattern differences, and there's evidence that you can alter those sleep pattern differences through a number of…
> descriptions of powerful people dwell with eager fascination on how many hours they devote to their labors A point of interest for me is how they end up counting basically anything as working hours because the barrier…
From their point of view it's more about optics. "chatGPT encouraged my daughter to stick her fingers down her throat after meals" is not a headline they want. In general though you do have to figure that vulnerable and…
Trillions of dollars of investment in this incoming, probably. Can't make a profit without breaking a few planets, you know how it is.
It used to be that western governments and powerful people based in the west had a reason to promote our society as somehow good. That reason was that they were terrified the masses would turn to communism. This is…
I think there's a degree of some people being maybe genetically predisposed to having more serious adverse reactions to trauma as well. An obvious example is when it leads to psychosis. So the objective reality of what…
I would have thought they would make more money from premium for recruiters. Although there's probably a similar dynamic, what does a recruiter have to do if candidates can automatically discover all job openings?
Yeah but opponents of green measures want us to treat climate change related deaths like car deaths, just background noise which can somehow be boiled down to some tragic responsibility failure which is worth the price.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49845172 I guess it's not really a benchmark but you could say if it can do it faster it sort of could be taken as one.
See if it can beat Jev's Pokémon benchmark
Whoever that is, they probably just remember Meltdown.
I think you can but you basically need to learn about a super simple and well characterised processor like the 8080 and write assembly for it. On x86/AMD64 there's no hope because they're out of order and have opaque…
Realistically the companies will organise their data through a network which will involve distributing and storing the copyrighted material without the consent of the copyright holder. This is in and of itself generally…
Which one? Seems like there's a lot of it going about.
I think it would be totally incoherent to say that copyrighted information is essentially fair game to include in your model but the outputs of your model are privileged against being included in other models. I'm not…
That's probably correct. Blue is going to be another wall as well, especially the blastoise since the team leans so heavily on charizard and graveler
That team is going to take some time to beat the elite four
But the real question is would you be able to determine this had happened from the surface of the outside doll if all of the masses of the inner dolls are half of the i-1 outer one, leading to a total mass of 2n?
Ok so imagine we set up two sets of babushca dolls. Each larger one has two smaller ones nested inside. The total mass of the two smaller ones between the two sets is equal in mass and they are configured to have the…
Apple product release threads are wild if they're organic, that's all I'm saying
We could all do with a bus guardian at times