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A lawyer can become a locksmith in a few months (weeks? days?). If the flip mentioned is really happening, isn't it temporary?
Hey, I read the paper in detail and presented to colleagues during our reading group.
I still do not understand exactly where D1L comes from in LGan(D1L, T(A1(u)). Is D1L simply A1(u)?
I also find that mixing notation in figure 2 and 3 makes it tricky.
Would have loved to have more insights from the results in the tables.
And more results from inversion, on more than Enron dataset. Since that is one end goals, even if reusing another method.
Thank you for the paper, very interesting!
Do the captured elements move a lot during this snapshot? since it will take months? Is the difference significant?
This comes from the same group as the EfficientViT model. A few months ago, their EfficientViT model was the only modern and small ViT style model I could find that had raw pytorch code available. No dependencies to the shitty framework and libraries that other ViT are using.
Custom and _competent_ AI tutors will be a game changer for education.
Meanwhile, I had a hard time last week getting a machine with 8 gpus from azure.
I have a 200$ mini machine and would like to upgrade. Can DIY anything. What would you suggest for a maximum budget of 1500$?
The mamba paper shows significant improvements in all model sizes, up to 1b, the largest one tested.
Are there any reason why it wouldn't scale to 7b or more? Have they tried it?
Most of the leaderboard has much lower sequence length.
Last time I tried, it did not have a good android app working.
What are these websites??
I actually tried this last year, before OpenAI released their cheaper embeddings v2 in december. From my experiments, when compared to Bert embeddings (or recent variation of the model) the OpenAI embeddings are miles ahead when doing similarity search.
There are attachments that insert directly into the battery hole which are connected to a power supply.
Are they releasing a new iPad pro soon? Buyers guide says It's been 495 days.
For homogeneous real-world materials
How much does a pcb like this cost for a small prototyping batch of 1 or 5 for example?
One detail some might not realize is the fact that research code is often a heaping pile of garbage written by a single graduate student. Some are ashamed of their code and simply don't want to publish shit code. Also, strategically, it is probably better to _not_ publish code than risk being rejected by a future job interviewer because your research code is shitty and you didn't prioritize refactoring it.
With that being said, this is not an excuse for refusing to share paper code or making sure the experiments are reproducible.
Are you saying the IRS does not adjust tax brackets to follow inflation properly?
In Canada, you can call or simply add a post it on the letter saying "this person moved". The mailman will reroute future letters.
I've been waiting for a tool like this for a long time!
I have never worked with audio ML but I am sure what you describe can be done.
Latency might be problematic?
Look into projects using torchaudio
Maybe slight variations of position in the ear can be compensated?
Any of his videos. He is captivating to watch
Did you know you can enable ssh by placing a file at a specific place on the SD card?
From the documentation page on remote access
For headless setup, SSH can be enabled by placing a file named ssh, without any extension, onto the boot partition of the SD Card. When the Raspberry Pi boots, it looks for the ssh file. If it is found, SSH is enabled and the file is deleted.
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/computers/remote-a...
Last year I tried Huey for a project where usage was very lightweight. Performance was more than enough with SQLite. Unfortunately Huey with SQLite was not great at handling unexpected crashes like server and docker restarts.
Switching to Redis solved all of these issues.
Maybe it's better now.
Now there is `podman machine` which makes most of this article outdated.