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dreaminvm
3y ago
Happy to see this type of work that is truly open source and commercially usable. Is this the entire corpus or a subset? Do you intend to release any new iterations? I've been thinking of starting similar efforts at another BigCorp by
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dreaminvm
3y ago
Here's a recent release of fine-tuning Flan-UL2 on instructions (alpaca). https://medium.com/vmware-data-ml-blog/lora-finetunning-of-u...
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Instruction Fine-Tuning OSS Flan-UL2 on V100s
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Pretraining a custom BERT model
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4y ago
Highlighting the deception from the media. It would be like calling Aspirin a dog pain reliever or the Hepatitis vaccine a dog vaccine which while true is meant to mislead and likely framed the people trying alternative therapeutics like I
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4y ago
I agree with your points on ethically testing and prescribing experimental drugs. The intent of my comment is to highlight the media's focus on one side of wrong decisions which only further divides the public. * For airplanes, I am po
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4y ago
My point is that they've received basically no criticism for many of their mistakes. Saying vaccines will prevent the spread of COVID-19 makes no sense if they've not proven so ever, why make a massive policy decision which likely
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4y ago
Not defending Ivermectin, but what do people have against trying alternative therapeutics for COVID? I rarely see articles bashing the "other side" for being wrong on many COVID decisions: CDC flip-flopping on masks CDC flip-flopp
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5y ago
If not now, then when? UK studies show IFR for COVID for those vaccinated/immunized is now lower than seasonal flu [1]. We never wore masks during the flu and I am not sure why anyone would advocate this continuing. Moreover if someone
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6y ago
Solid results with exceptional margins and a healthy FY21 outlook. I wonder if markets just have unrealistic expectations (from the craziness of GME/AMC and cannbis stocks) or people are just taking profits on a ~400% run up since IPO.
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7y ago
They cherry-pick rare cases and use their fleet to get more examples of these situations. This seems like the right approach given more miles following the same car in a straight line is pretty useless. My takeaway from the presentation is
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7y ago
I think people underestimate the potential benefits of being a good partner to the Dept of Defense. While facial recognition maybe a rounding error in Amazon's revenue, there are large cloud infrastructure contracts that could be won w
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7y ago
I am not sure that's a fair statement. The other manufacturers (most, but especially in the luxury segments) build higher quality cars with much lower rates of error. Tesla enthusiasts (much like early adopters of things) are forgiving
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8y ago
Link to paper for those that are curious: https://arxiv.org/abs/1801.06146
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8y ago
Not FAANG, but in SV. * What do you do? -Product management * What is your job title? -Senior Product Manager * What is your total comp? -To be super clear: -Total is ~$250k -150K base salary -50K in RSU (basically equivalent to
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9y ago
Amazingly this summarizes my teenage years with Runescape. Not only did I pick up botting and development of a private server, but I learn a lot about how virtual economies worked and how to maximize value buying small quantities and sell i
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9y ago
Was the rumored $30B offer from Google ever serious? This news only popped up recently with SNAP stock nosediving before lockup expiry for employees. Another reason for turning down a buyout situation is the terms. They (Evan and the VCs) w
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10y ago
Seems like a keynote that was thrown together last minute. Full of awkwardness and lacking any substance.
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10y ago
I think the OP's point was that even someone who is as powerful and wealthy as Thiel could get ostracized in a community of his peers by taking an unpopular position on a political issue, hence the average Joe could do much worse.
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10y ago
Because he is not the most likable CEO and not everyone is looking for a payday. I am merely pointing out that his security costs are negligible to him/Snap Inc based on their valuation.
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10y ago
The only point I am arguing here is that the popular vote for any election is meaningless (except an electoral tie) when the POTUS is decided by the electoral colleges. If the popular vote decided the POTUS, then Trump voters in traditional
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10y ago
If Snap Inc. IPOs at their expected 25B value, Spiegel will be valued at nearly 5 billion (21% ownership), so ~1 million in security per year is not too far-fetched.
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10y ago
I really don't see the value in reiterating this statistic over and over again. The POTUS is decided by the electoral vote. If the process was by the popular vote, the candidates would have campaigned very differently and the voter tur
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10y ago
I could not agree more. People really need to let go of the provocative candidate Trump (the stock market did today) and focus on the impact that's coming. As much as his path to the nomination and then the presidency is a surprise, hi
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10y ago
I've been using Google Finance for a long time and did not know about the "e" (extended trading) feature. Thanks!
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Even if on average most citizens are peaceful, it only takes one ambitious lunatic to tip the scale in the wrong direction [cue Trump/Putin/Kim]. While I don't necessarily agree with the large US military spending, I feel bet
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10y ago
The reported number from Cisco is 5500 (7%) per http://www.wsj.com/articles/cisco-announces-plans-to-cut-5-5... . The 7% number is more of a norm for Cisco at the end of each fiscal year. I wonder why the big gap betwee
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10y ago
Not sure if you are trolling, but why would Postgres want to support mysqldump? Postgres has pg_dump and MySQL has mysqldump. If you are comparing the capabilities of pg_dump vs mysqldump, that's a different discussion.
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10y ago
People were also skeptical about Facebook turning a profit and have a PE less than 100. Now Facebook is literally printing 2B per quarter with a more sane PE (~60) as growth continues to accelerate. Only time will tell, but if Amazon contin
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10y ago
If they can bring down shipping costs either through their own trucks or drones, then the eCommerce business is quite a bit more profitable than it is now. Along with continued dominance in the public cloud business, Amazon investors are go
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