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xkgt
19d ago
It is wild that Apple finds it cheaper to build and maintain different App store behaviors than to simplify and make alt app stores available in all markets. Other governments/markets don't care?
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State of AI Report 2025
(stateof.ai)
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xkgt
11mo ago
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xkgt
2y ago
I read the title a couple of times and I'm still not sure it isn't misleading. The benchmarks are not just for Postgres but for Postgres with the Mooncake extension. There are also other results for Postgres with different extensi
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DeepSeek's smallpond: Bringing Distributed Computing to DuckDB
(mehdio.substack.com)
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xkgt
2y ago
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HuggingFace releases support for tool-use and RAG models
(github.com)
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2y ago
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xkgt
2y ago
Do we know if Gemma models are fundamentally different from the ones hosted as Gemini? Gemini 1.5 flash seems to produce good results for the price and performance.
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Intel releases OpenVINO 2024.2 with broader LLM and quantization support
(github.com)
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2y ago
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xkgt
2y ago
I was recently researching structured output generation for my project and I enjoyed using Outlines library a lot. It felt quite fast as it uses FSM and indexing. There are few fine prints though: 1. Sometimes constraints can decrease the q
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Transformer.js is being embedded in Firefox 130
(hacks.mozilla.org)
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2y ago
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xkgt
2y ago
The author did enroll his kid into school for freshman after a break. Is this normally considered beneficial? Having a period of unschooling followed by traditional school?
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xkgt
2y ago
Looks like some of the docs are generated by an llm. I see pictures with typos and imagined terms, incomplete texts etc., I wonder to what extent we can trust rest of the docs. https://github.com/microsoft/Phi-3CookBook
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Geometric Deep Learning – Harnessing Geometric Patterns in Data
(youtube.com)
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xkgt
2y ago
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Pats-Wheel: A Passively-Transformable Single-Part Wheel for Robot Navigation
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
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Snowflake Launches Text-Embedding Model for Retrieval Use Cases
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2y ago
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MindEye2: Shared-Subject Models Enable fMRI-to-Image with 1 Hour of Data
(arxiv.org)
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2y ago
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3y ago
On a tangential note, I find window management in MacOS much more horrible than Windows. Want to split windows, you end up with full screen. When on multiple monitors, selecting an app on one screen makes the same app active on the other sc
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xkgt
3y ago
This is really shoddy reporting. The title says Azure data breach whereas the attack is a phishing campaign targeting Office 365. Being a phishing campaign, it is unclear which components of Azure/Microsoft were instrumental in the at
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xkgt
3y ago
This is pretty impressive, it seems that OpenAI consistently delivers exceptional work, even when venturing into new domains. But looking into their technical paper, it is evident that they are benefiting from their own body of work done in
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xkgt
3y ago
This model is built upon the Würstchen architecture. Here is a very good explanation of how this model works by one of its authors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogJsCPqgFMk
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3y ago
> Of 1,463 proteins analysed, aided by with a type of artificial intelligence known as machine learning, 11 proteins were identified and combined as a protein panel, which the researchers have shown to be highly accurate at predicting fu
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xkgt
3y ago
To what extent is this article impartial? Besides the inclusion of carefully selected quotes from executives, the remaining references predominantly originate from articles published on the same website and authored by a specific subset of
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A web-inspector-style "terminal inspector"
(mitchellh.com)
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3y ago
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HIP is a Runtime API that allows creating applications for AMD and Nvidia GPUs
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3y ago
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xkgt
3y ago
It can also go the other way. You may just have to figure out patterns to jailbreak a handful of foundational models and profit forever.
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xkgt
3y ago
I don't know why everyone is fixated on the term incognito. I believe what GP wants (and me too) is to pause watching history or to at least exclude a viewing session from the recommendation algorithm.
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xkgt
3y ago
My problem with Youtube Premium is that it doesn't work if you are incognito. I don't understand why I need to sell my data if I am paying for a service. If I watch a cute animal video on a whim, I would get inundated with animal
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3y ago
Correct me if I am wrong, to use LORA fine-tuned model in inference you would still need the original model + trained additional layers, right? If we can perfect methods to fine-tune large models for specific task while reducing the overall
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3y ago
I wonder how much these tropes and storytelling techniques shifts the baselines of cultural norms. For example, a sitcom would often find it convenient to have friends meet daily in a bar and somehow drinking almost daily is perceived to be
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3y ago
A simple metric on confidence interval could do the trick. As the model grows larger, it is getting more difficult to understand what is going on, but that doesn't mean that it needs to be a total black box. At least let it throw some
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xkgt
3y ago
actually if you hover over 3rd character, the visualization prunes the irrelevant path.
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