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Stanford CS 324 Large Language Models Lecture Notes 2022
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Stanford CS 324 – Large Language Models – Lecture Notes 2022 A handy notes on various topics and techniques related to large language models. Notes are structured really well and there are pointers for recent/landmark papers in LLMs. https://
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Complete Python Roadmap for Beginners in 2023
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#infographic: Complete Python Roadmap for beginners in 2023
Via @ingliguori #coding #programming #100DaysOfCode #Django #TensorFlow #PyQt #scikitlearn #Pygame #NumPy #pandas #Flask #OpenCV #PyTorch #python #machinelearning #artificialintelligence #datascience #AI #DEVCommunity -
Investors’ Credit-Taking Paradox Frustrates Founders
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investors take way too much credit for successes and not nearly enough responsibility for failures, and this drives founders crazy to a degree that’s hard to explain
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Human BS Generation: A Social Game Beyond LLM Capability
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It's accurate that humans generate a lot of BS, and superficially that might sound like something you could do with a LLM… but when people do it, it's always as a tool (among others) in a social game that is completely out of reach for non-humans, and likely always will be.
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LLMs Can Only Automate Boilerplate Code Worth Eliminating
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The only kind of "BS" that can genuinely be automated with a LLM is… boilerplate. But here's the thing — boilerplate that can be automated away is also boilerplate that we could do away with altogether.
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Mistaking Surface Similarity for Job Automation
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The same is true of many other jobs where BS generation is at play. You see ChatGPT and think, "Hey ChatGPT can sound just like X. Guess we'll automate Xs next!" — but then you misunderstand what Xs are actually doing. You mistake the cover for the book.
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Fixed Size Cache Initialization in Sampling Operations
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Because you typically init caches with fixed size before sampling
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Single Flag Changes Can Match Months of Optimization Work
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I love how sometimes changing one integer/flag can have the same impact as a 1 month optimization project. You just know there is some OMP_NEVER_HEARD_OF=3 that gets addition 3% MFU. Or my personal favorite – that undocumented bios flag that only 4 people on Earth know exists 😀