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topwalktown
21d ago
"Overall, we attempted to download 130M videos and achieved a link success rate of approximately 60%, resulting in 80M successfully retrieved videos with a total duration of 10M hours." I am astonished that the success rate is so
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6mo ago
I wrote it myself it python. The model runs in a loop and can either read the terminal or input keys. If it does neither the loop exits.
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6mo ago
Sorry! It should work now.
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Can AI Exit Vim?
(theadamcolton.github.io)
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6mo ago
I test if qwen3.5-35B-A3B can exit vim when running in a harness that allows it to read the raw terminal buffer and send raw key presses to the terminal. Enjoy!
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Spokester1: Realtime Neural Game Graphics
(theadamcolton.github.io)
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topwalktown
2y ago
Transformers like Llama use rotary embeddings which are applied in every single attention layer https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/blob/222505c7e4d...
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2y ago
I'm trying to train a variable resolution ViT using IJEPA. I'm currently topping out at about 30% on imagenet1k after training for 20 epochs (6 hours) It'd be cool to have some help and feedback. I'm on the right track t
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Image Self Supervised Learning on a Shoestring
(theadamcolton.github.io)
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Generative modelling of compressed image file bits
(theadamcolton.github.io)
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3y ago
i experiment with using a (mostly) unmodified llama model to generate images, by training on the bits from a lossy compression algorithm. It turns out the key is having a decoder which can give 'hints' as conditioning information
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topwalktown
3y ago
yeah, check out the Emu paper by meta. They basically do all of what is mentioned in the above comment
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topwalktown
3y ago
Quantization also works as regularization; it stops the neural network from being able to use arbitrarily complex internal rules. But really it's only really useful if you absolutely need to have a discrete embedding space for some sor
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Your VAE Sucks
(theadamcolton.github.io)
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3y ago
I wrote a short article about jpg and if we could use concepts from how jpg works to make an image autoencoder that has a left-to-right positional bias and variable compression Basically, existing VAEs are pretty good at compression, but ha