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9mo ago
This is why it’s luck. Putting more out there will increase the probability of a reward, but it doesn’t guarantee it.
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I built a universal live speech translating app. I’ve been playing around with the Whisper models for a few years now. Last year I had an idea about how to run Whisper Large v3 in real time. That idea became ScribeAI. Because the quality of
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OpenAI's Altman Declares 'Code Red' to Improve ChatGPT
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98% = 2 units of UV reaching the skin 99% = 1 unit of UV reaching the skin Thus 98% filtering lets in 2x as much as 99% filtering
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Why does psychiatry need to have an ‘equivalent’ of a sprained ankle? Most people recognise a sprained ankle, at least mild ones, as a self limiting illness. An issue with psychiatric diagnoses is that they are often not taken to be self li
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1y ago
Could you recommend any good resources for learning more about microeconomics?
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2y ago
Something being ‘instinctually normal’ does not make it inherently the safest option
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2y ago
I think another explanation is that the Sahm rule came into an effect last week signalling a possible upcoming US recession.
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2y ago
For context Rheumatoid Factor is present in 4% of the healthy population, an even upto 30% in certain populations like native Americans [1] ANA is positive in 15% of the population [2] The idea that the tests rule out serious causes is not
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How do you fix a fissure in the anus? A: Rectal Glyceryl trinitrate How do you fix GERD? A: For the majority of people weight loss and dietary changes will do the job How do you fix Crohns? A: You don’t ’fix’ Crohn’s per se as there is no c
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Both the ‘gold’ answer and the model reference a PA and AP view respectively as well as a lateral chest radiograph. The picture only contains a lateral radiograph though.
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“- There's a paper from ~6 months ago by some researchers who claimed to get slightly better performance than Whisper vanilla, but their code is not public, and I can't find any blog posts or articles talking about using their wor
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Will a Full-Body MRI Scan Help You or Hurt You?
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https://docs.mistral.ai/platform/pricing Pricing has been released too. Per 1 million output tokens: Mistral-medium $8 Mistral-small $1.94 gpt-3.5-turbo-1106 $2 gpt-4-1106-preview $30 gpt-4 $60 gpt-4-32k $120 This sugg
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No I missed it, was looking in the methods section as opposed to the results, thank you!
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I wonder if they made any effort to check whether the NEJM case studies that this whole study is based are in the PALM-2 training dataset.
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3y ago
Has the same lack of capitalisation as Sam Altman's message, wonder why
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What I’m saying is if it is possible to train transformers to achieve AGI, then why hasn’t it happened yet? What’s the limitation that will be overcome in the next 5 years?
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I don’t think it’s so clear. The transformer has been available for 6 years, if it were possible to train one to achieve AGI then what’s stopped anyone from doing this that won’t still be the case in 5 years time, given than there’s potenti
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We’re 5+ years from the transformer and we’re still using the transformer for the most cutting edge llms. I don’t see what difference another 5 year is going to make unless someone invents something new that can surpass the transformer, and
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This field is littered with studies like this, measuring hundreds of different outcomes and then presenting the statistical noise as positive findings.
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Key bit: “Three weeks after treatment began, all groups reported similar symptom scores.“ All groups being people who took ensitrelvir 250mg / ensitrelvir 125mg / placebo
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Does anyone know if there’s a reason why we’ve not agreed on a standard way of analysing data for any given type of study or type of outcome? Maybe it’s naive but my intuition would be that if someone were conducting a randomised control tr
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The context is that guns are much harder to come by in the UK and as such the armed police in the UK are much less likely to be met by an armed individual. So you would expect there to be far fewer times where they were actually required to
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'Most of the layers within each decoder block have names like gpt2_transformer_layer_3d'
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As a doctor organising a scan is the path of least resistance, patients almost universally think that a scan = good care, and why would they not? More data is better surely as another commentator has noted. So we do the scan and find an ova
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Are you able to provide more information on the fine tuning? Any improvement in WER and what language it was fine tuned in and the size of the dataset used?
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2015