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Comment · 8 months ago
it's a pretty general policy but this is all super early, it's great at exploring websites so fuzzing was easy, for CAD it has good enough base rates with the few-shot prompt when we do the repetitive stuff, and we gave it checkpoints on each step, the other stuff in the mosaic are just some of our favorite clips from internal evals
Comment · 8 months ago
relevant note is that we finetuned by having the human also use arrow keys which keeps it in-distribution but also slower to collect
Comment · 8 months ago
yeah we actually had some wacky ideas with ctc + a reverse-causal mask but diffusion does just make it all a bit more simple
Comment · 8 months ago
we do exponential binning but fwiw I think we can do way better just hasn't been the main research area initially
Comment · 8 months ago
yeah we've done audio work in the past so we'll def merge the recipes at some point, long term should have full io that a human has (except maybe not generating video for video calls that seems a bit much)
Comment · 10 months ago
so cool :)
Comment · 10 months ago
what's the basis for conversion between hours of neural data to number of tokens? is that counting the paired text tokens?
Comment · 1 year ago
yep this. we just turned off management
Comment · 1 year ago
we would be so down to buy s3 junkyard tbh we were going around begging various storage clouds to offer us this before giving up and building it ourselves
Comment · 1 year ago
yep this was the case for us.
Comment · 1 year ago
I think <2x more drives than needed, not 20x (24 vs 14TB), but the racks holding the drives could've been denser. Around the same cost in any case and our colo doesn't charge for space, so it's not a big deal and we were just going with what we were familiar with, but something to try.
Comment · 1 year ago
yeah we weren't sure about putting that number esp whether it includes all the image attachments, but in any case it's at least around the right reference class for the largest text data operations.
Comment · 1 year ago
def agree on the setup fees, that was just a price crunch to get it done within the weekend. (too short-notice for professional services, too sensitive for craigslist, so basically just paying a bunch of folks we already knew and trusted)

for IPXE do you have any reference material you'd recommend? we had 3 people each with reasonably substantial server experience try for like 6 hours each and for whatever reason it turned out to be too difficult.

Comment · 1 year ago
yeah that's why we started paying people near the second half- not super clearly stated in the blogpost, but the novelty definitely wore off with plenty of drives left to stack, so we switched strategies to get it done in time.

I think everyone who showed up for a couple hours as part of the party had a good time tho, and the engraved hard drives we were giving out weren't cheap :p

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