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Running PyTorch natively on TPU [video]
(youtube.com)
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zniturah
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zniturah
1mo ago
Which has likely crashed, as the link is no longer working
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zniturah
2mo ago
max effort sol clearly over-engineered
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zniturah
5mo ago
Good observation. Considering stacking of pieces maybe 1.5D though.
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Vive La France
(martirosyan.fr)
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zniturah
10mo ago
This is great. Wondering what was author's experience using this framework for real projects.
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zniturah
1y ago
Reporting a bug : 4123262 matches for Google.
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zniturah
1y ago
How is it technically possible?
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zniturah
2y ago
Full transcript is available on GitHub: https://github.com/ociubotaru/transcripts/blob/main/Stanford...
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Eric Schmidt deleted Stanford interview
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
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zniturah
2y ago
Locating and manipulating snippet of information in huge LLMs is surely impressive but it is hard to believe that it can be scaled for more complex structures without using even bigger models.
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zniturah
2y ago
Looking forward for a document leak about openai using YouTube data for training their models. When asked if they use it, Murali (CTO) told she doesn't know which makes you believe that for 99% they are using it.
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zniturah
3y ago
"Aready won position" or "99% win rate" is statistics given by Stockfish (or professional chess player). It is weird to assume that the same statement is true for the trained LLM since we are assessing the LLM itself. If
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zniturah
3y ago
Proof? For winning any game at some point (at the end of the game) there will be a position with >99% winning chances. The move that follows are decisive.
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zniturah
3y ago
That 'only' usage in the winning position could be a decisive for gaining GM rating.
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zniturah
3y ago
They do use Stockfish for playing thought … “To prevent some of these situations, we check whether the predicted scores for all top five moves lie above a win percentage of 99% and double-check this condition with Stockfish, and if so, use
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Sluggish Schizophrenia
(en.wikipedia.org)
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3y ago
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Chess24 Is Gone
(twitter.com)
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zniturah
3y ago
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zniturah
3y ago
The post would have found a more fitting home on Twitter rather than the 'forgotten' realms of FB. The very individuals and entities mentioned (or hinted at) might have had the chance to see the story and share their perspectives.
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IBM quantum computer passes calculation milestone
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3y ago
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Show HN: Customizable Reply Generator with ChatGPT
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zniturah
3y ago
Looks interesting, thanks for sharing!
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zniturah
4y ago
Maybe we rely on science here : it is genes + environment + head
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zniturah
4y ago
Not a big deal for Erdoghan, he just needs to choose a new victim to move people attention away. Kurds, Greeks, Armenians who is next?
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zniturah
4y ago
Artsakh was Armenian land for centuries, thats the point your are missing.
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zniturah
4y ago
mrtksn stop spamming and spreading miss-information, people on HN are reasonable enough to check the facts properly. Thus is not your FB or insta jazz.
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zniturah
4y ago
Strong words about Azerbaijan winning back the land. ~150K Armenians leave in Artsakh today and btw have you heard of 2K Russian troops defending Armenians in Artsakh?
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zniturah
4y ago
What happened in 2020 is that Turkey and Azerbaijan with the direct political support from Israel and UK attacked a small Armenian population on a disputed land, whereas the rest of the world was just silently watching because most of the w