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by pineapple_sauce 2y ago
Why did you go with a publisher rather than publishing it yourself?
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by pineapple_sauce 2y ago
I believe KAN hype died off due to practical reasons (e.g. FLOPs from implementation) and empirical results, i.e. people reproduced KANs and they found the claims/results made in the original paper were misleading. Here's a paper
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by pineapple_sauce 2y ago
https://github.com/intel/intel-extension-for-pytorch
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by pineapple_sauce 2y ago
This appears to be a significantly better implementation. Tramp mode is god awful slow and does not maintain a persistent connection.
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by pineapple_sauce 2y ago
How is Jax theoretically better than PyTorch? The author is ignorant of torch.compile and biased as other commenters have pointed out.
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by pineapple_sauce 2y ago
"Meat produced" - why not just say it how it is? "Animals killed" ...
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by pineapple_sauce 2y ago
The last time I used MacPorts it fell out of popularity and did not have nearly as many packages as Homebrew had. It's unfortunate. Homebrew is dogshit slow.
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by pineapple_sauce 2y ago
On rasterization & basic typesetting (no ligatures/gsub lookups): check out pixie https://github.com/treeform/pixie
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by pineapple_sauce 2y ago
How do you measure beauty? You can't: "beauty" is subjective. And even if you try e.g. count the times you use recursion vs. iteration: that metric is subjective and not grounded in reality. Sometimes recursion does allow you
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by pineapple_sauce 2y ago
How is applying DRY entering premature optimization territory (maybe relative to LOC?)? I argue it is instead: premature abstraction. Optimization is specialization (which is the opposite of DRY): to enable DRY you likely need to generalize
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by pineapple_sauce 2y ago
Yes, I'm well aware of the definition of a macro in C and C++. Macros are simpler than templates. You can expand them with a compiler flag.
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by pineapple_sauce 2y ago
What should be evaluated is removing indirection and tightly packing your data. I'm sure you'll gain a better performance improvement. virtual calls and shared_ptr are littered in the codebase. In this way: you can avoid the need
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Ego-Exo4D: a multi-modal multi-view (incl. 3D) geo-diverse dataset for AR/AI/ML(youtube.com)
1 points by pineapple_sauce 3y ago|0 comments
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by pineapple_sauce 3y ago
Mojo is a programming language, this is a library for Python that provides an abstraction over three Python-specific ML frameworks. Apples and oranges. You could use Keras inside of Mojo since Mojo is Python-compatible/embeds a Python
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by pineapple_sauce 3y ago
Meta uses https://github.com/facebook/sapling see: https://engineering.fb.com/2022/11/15/open-source/sapling-so... It’s an extension from Mercurial as the blog post states.
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by pineapple_sauce 3y ago
>"blazingly fast" > written by homebrew author (brew is notoriously slow) > written in typescript hmmm... I have my doubts on that claim, especially when there is no evidence to support it.
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by pineapple_sauce 3y ago
DPI is not correct on MacOS
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by pineapple_sauce 3y ago
Related: https://github.com/ansiwave/nimwave
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by pineapple_sauce 3y ago
I would be interested in how CLIP performs post quantization. This should be relatively simple to test via ImageNet zero-shot top-1 acc as one example metric.
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by pineapple_sauce 3y ago
From the Nim programming language community, this project is this feature: https://github.com/treeform/fidget
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by pineapple_sauce 3y ago
From what I can tell: 1. They have a REPL and Jupyter integration 2. They're planning to do C and C++ interop. This is achievable in Nim but it is a pain, i.e. there is not easy way to import/include a C header in Nim, e.g. nothin
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by pineapple_sauce 3y ago
Not sure how they compare, but: https://github.com/facebookexperimental/starlark-rust/
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by pineapple_sauce 4y ago
Not quite. Stable Diffusion is CLIP guided, but I wouldn't say it's "basically" how it works. It's one of the core Also, just fyi, Google's alternative to Stable Diffusion/DALLE-2, Imagen is not CLIP guide
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by pineapple_sauce 10y ago
In the slides for unsupervised learning, what is meant by "Maximum Entropy"? Doesn't this just imply that the distribution will be uniform; i.e. it's no better than making a blind guess?
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by pineapple_sauce 10y ago
this is the most interesting stream I've seen in a very long time!