tomorrow I'll be presenting my research about text embedding inversion to this group at 10am est! follow the link if you want to tune in
@jxmnop
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Pretraining Without Attention: Novel ML Architecture Approach
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OpenAI Ada Model Token Limit Technical Capabilities
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What do you think openAI does for Ada? since it supports up to 8000 tokens.
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V Information Quantum Computing Research Attempt Referenced
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there already is one attempt to do this, in “V information”: https://
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Programming with GPT-4 and Mathematica Made Simple
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programming with gpt-4 + mathematica is a joy I used to be good at mathematica (at least, I knew the syntax well) but I've completely forgotten it but with gpt-4 i whipped this up in 60 seconds
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Embedding Models: Lower Barrier Entry for AI Startups
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the barrier to entry for training good embedding models is 100x lower than for training good LLMs – requires significantly less compute, expertise, and data. seems like a good area for building a business
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Text Embeddings Dimensional Encoding Research Investigation
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reading this thread and I feel obligated to shill my own research! I’ve been investigating this question wrt to text embeddings, specifically how many dimensions can perfectly encode text up to what length
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Austrian Developer Masters Puzzle Solving with Prolog Language
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have now pivoted to watching videos of this Austrian guy solving puzzles with Prolog. prolog is a beautiful language but I think it might be time for me to log off for the evening lol
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Unconventional Animation Frame Timing Using Loop Instead Sleep
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oh i like how instead of using a special 'sleep' to wait between animation frames he just does a for loop from 1 to 100 lol
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Why Subroutines Matter in Assembly Programming
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by the way this made me realize why subroutines help you out a lot in assembly. i thought you could just always use goto but if you want to call the function more than once you wont know which line to go back to at the end so you need a special 'call subroutine' and a 'return'