swimwiththebeat

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by swimwiththebeat 1mo ago
I definitely experienced this in training for my marathon and half Ironman (which I had stupidly signed up for in consecutive months). I didn't follow my training plan properly and tried to cram all the volume in the last month or two
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by swimwiththebeat 2mo ago
Did anyone see on the blog post[0] that it was able to code up an entire GPU compiler from scratch? It looks like it even outperformed triton on some GPU kernels. That just seems insane to me. Wonder if they’ll open-source this and show how
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by swimwiththebeat 1y ago
Your blog always has such informative visualizations that make these concepts easy to digest! Which tools do you use to create them?
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by swimwiththebeat 1y ago
So is this a new technique of doing computations within existing DRAM to overcome the memory wall issue of modern computing?
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by swimwiththebeat 2y ago
I just finished this book. I thought it was a great read, capturing most of the problems (with product, sales, marketing, competition) Nvidia faced in its life and how exactly the team solved them each and every time. It also goes into how
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by swimwiththebeat 2y ago
Is this open-source?
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
She definitely knows, she’s just trying to avoid any chance of future litigation by feigning ignorance. Makes sense since OpenAI’s been getting a lot of bad press for using copyright data in training their models.
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
Does anyone know if this is using the Mamba architecture[1] instead of transformers? It looks like it uses a state space model (SSM) layer. [1]: https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.00752
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
As someone who wants to learn and explore more areas of computer science and programming, this outline and centralized list of resources is incredibly helpful! Thanks so much.
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
I agree, I don't think the purpose of sci-fi is to predict the future. The future is just impossible to predict due to the myriad factors, variables, unknown unknowns, and second-order+ degree effects an action can have. The purpose of
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
Thanks for taking the time to answer the questions and link those resources, really appreciate it and the work your team did!
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
Thanks for replying, that's a perspective I didn't consider. The capability to "talk to your data" just seems so enticing as a solution that I was tunnel-visioned into that UX. If I'm understanding correctly, what y
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
1. First of all, thanks for outlining how you trained the model here in the repo: https://github.com/NumbersStationAI/DuckDB-NSQL?tab=readme-o... ! I did not know about `sqlglot`, that's a pretty cool lib. Which pa
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
I've actually done exactly what @qsort suggested and outputted the intermediate SQL query and raw data generated by that query when generating the response back to the user. That definitely helps in establishing more trust with the cus
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
I see so many business leaders touting the promise of LLMs allowing business to "talk" to their data. The promise does sound enticing, but it's actually kind of hard to get working in practice. A lot of our databases at work
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
I'm curious to see if people have tried this out with their datasets and seen success? I've been using similar techniques at work to build a bot that allows employees internally to talk to our structured datasets (a couple MySQL t
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
I can think of a few reasons for this besides the reason that life has genuinely become worse: 1. Profit-seeking news orgs: it's no secret that negative and controversial news sells significantly more. With all the destruction of local
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
I thought for sure the only two outcomes were that Altman raises money for a new startup or he comes back to OpenAI with a new governance structure (which is still a wild and crazy outcome, but crazier things have happened). Now that this h
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
It’s amazing how much attaching a name to some phenomenon or problem and discussing it helps in understanding it and taking the first steps to address it. Knowing that bedtime procrastination is a real thing that affects others not only giv
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
> Mr. Altman’s departure follows a deliberative review process by the board, which concluded that he was not consistently candid in his communications with the board, hindering its ability to exercise its responsibilities. The board no l
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
How did you even get started with this? There are many systems I'd love to learn to implement from scratch like databases, network stacks, and caches, but the task seems so vast and daunting that it's hard to get started. Learning
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
I'm inclined to believe that they consolidated their code across a lot of their microservices and simplified their architecture since that was stressed a lot from the moment Musk acquired Twitter. But we also can't really verify o
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by swimwiththebeat 3y ago
92% with 4 perfect cuts (messed up badly on the easy 12-sided shape). Don't know why, but it was a strangely fun exercise. "Brilliant" ad too (pun intended :D)
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You and the Facebook Algorithm: It Takes Two to Tango(nickclegg.medium.com)
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