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I would just remind you of the paradox of Buridan's ass
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buridan%27s_ass"It refers to a hypothetical situation wherein an ass (donkey) that is equally hungry and thirsty is placed precisely midway between a stack of hay and a pail of water. Since the paradox assumes the donkey will always go to whichever is closer, it dies of both hunger and thirst since it cannot make any rational decision between the hay and water."
If you have many interests it is easy to not make any appreciable advancement in any of them. Rate your interests. Pick maybe 2 and work those until you are content with them or find out you dont really like them.
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bulldog13 on Friday March 15, 2024 @08:16AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Can anyone recommend a great, concise resource to learn LLM technical fundamentals including transformers, pre-training, fine-tuning, etc from the ground up starting with neural networks?The resources I can find are either how to use langchain to write LLM apps, which is not what I want, or very deep graduate level book study, which I don't have the time for.Something that starts with neural...
Cheaper. Candy is stolen or originally bought for free with food stamps.
Besides the tools mentioned, what are some other AI tools that can be used to accelerate coding for established codebases? I have some money to try out new tools, but am wondering if there are that are less "black boxy" and would work with a company's private instance of Azure ChatGPT?
Have you tried googling or asking chat-gpt? That is what I do when I don't understand things.
I am surprised they don't mention salt.
It doesn't work because the state interfered. College is so expensive because of federally guaranteed loans. This means colleges can charge any price they want because the student has access to any sum of money.
Of course, there is nothing so invaluable in modern society than the life of a junkie.
Anyone have any good examples or tutorials of specifically how to use ChatGPT for greenfield code development ?
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bulldog13 on Wednesday May 03, 2023 @04:53PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Where do I begin studying if my goal is to run LLMs locally or in a private cloud with solid software engineering practices? I am unsure of where to even begin.Let's say I want to:0.) Find the locally run LLMs and identify which are applicable.
1.) Containerize the LLMs
2.) Use source control to capture changes to the LLM. Versioning output.
3.) Develop repeatable pipelines driven by APIs for...
I use SuperMemo
https://super-memo.com/ for memorizing things. It uses spaced repetition. It has a bit of a learning curve, but once you figure it out, very effective. I feel like I have seen an article on HN about it before.
What do people think about during their runs?
Anything over 30 minutes I find very mind numbing and boring.
Wow man, this is amazing, thank you for responding!
Can anyone recommend some more articles about this ? Specifically, using chatgpt to write code? The more in depth, the better.
The world can't have enough ToDo web apps !
Look at the bright side, at least you are not an indentured servant to some lady who got pregnant and left you.
One of my friends is literally paying for the house his ex-wife brings boyfriends home to.
:: shrug :: Things could be worse.
If it really means that much to you...adopt ?
Could you be more specific ?
Like if your weakness is poor communication leading towards unintentional hostility to coworkers or inability to prioritize work, that weakness is probably worth be developed.
I recently started playing "Shards of Britannia" - a Legends of Aria Community server. I am loving it.
It plays exactly like UO at its core, with some new frosting layered on.
Most importantly, you get that UO experience with a nice fresh GUI.
https://shardsofbritannia.com/
I am interested as well. I can't seem to find a decent end-to-end article on this.
What platform do you use ? Is it all run from home ?
What is current state of the art that a user can actually access ? For example, GPT-3 requires open ai beta access.
Is it still GPT-2 ?
Can you recommend any good tutorials on prompt design for GPT-3 ? Or how to use GPT-3 in general ?
This is really neat!
My challenge with random recipes from the internet is they are all 4 or 5 stars, but sometimes they are kind of gross :/
Can anyone recommend a curated recipe list / website even if it is pay.
What is wrong with wordpress ? Asking bc I use it to host a few blogs.
Any good tutorials on this you recommend ?