gtoubassi

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by gtoubassi 2mo ago
Its really clever and minimal approach to getting (for my use case at least) the moral equivalent of a cloudflare tunnel without actually depending on CF. Super cool.
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by gtoubassi 5mo ago
bitbang-webcam fires up your camera and gives you a link for anyone to view. Super cool as a quick way to relay vid. WebRTC is CRAZY!
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by gtoubassi 7mo ago
This is super cool and totally works on my crappy low end LG tv. WebRTC is awesome. Nice
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by gtoubassi 8mo ago
Hackers by Steven Levy is an incredible story of the industry’s early years (60-80’s) and the characters that were in it for the “love of the game” vs what is more common now (“status and money”). A lot of heroes like woz, but who are less
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by gtoubassi 8mo ago
"The Last Lone Inventor: A Tale of Genius, Deceit, and the Birth of Television" is a great book detailing the Farnsworth journey.
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by gtoubassi 1y ago
If you have any details written up on your kit (in partic what solar you used) I'd appreciate a link. I'm looking to do similar
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by gtoubassi 3y ago
We do the token counting on our end literally just running tiktoken on the content chunks (although I think usually its one token per chunk). Its a bit annoying and I too expected they'd have the usage block but its one line of code i
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by gtoubassi 3y ago
I struggled to get an intuition for this, but on another HN thread earlier this year saw the recommendation for Sebastian Raschka's series. Starting with this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDZil99CtSU and ma
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by gtoubassi 3y ago
+1 you beat me to the punch! I think its helpful to start with simple RL and ignore the "deep" part to get the basics. The first several lectures in this series do that well. It helped me build a simple "cat and mouse&quot
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by gtoubassi 3y ago
Token counting is importing when you are injecting fetched data into the prompt to make sure you don't overflow the prompt size (e.g. in retrieval augmented generation). You want to give the LLM as many facts as will fit in the prompt
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by gtoubassi 3y ago
+1 the book is entertaining (esp for engineers). Also was released under the title "The Newtonian Casino".
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by gtoubassi 4y ago
https://github.com/antimatter15/alpaca.cpp has links
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by gtoubassi 4y ago
I agree this is an incredibly interesting paper. I am not a practitioner but I interpreted the gradient article differently. They didn’t directly find 64 nodes (activations) that represented the board state as I think you imply. They tra
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by gtoubassi 4y ago
+1. I've benefited greatly from your content, e.g. your CNN lecture was incredibly accessible [0]. I still find transformers stubbornly elude my intuitions despite reading many descriptions. I would very much appreciate your video l
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Why Silicon Valley's Optimization Mindset Sets Us Up for Failure(time.com)
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