1/ Interesting experiment.
Léon Chlon released the implementation of "Killing LoRA: An NTK Mirror Duality Theorem for Pretrained Transformers" under MIT license, but the paper itself is not yet public.
So I asked:
Can an AI reconstruct the research from the code alone?
5/ Regardless of the outcome, this was a fascinating exercise.
Using AI to reconstruct a paper that has not yet been published.
"Code is often the most precise specification of an idea. The question is whether AI can recover the theory from the implementation."
@SakanaAILabs I started exploring a similar direction -- can we train LLMs in a stack by stack fashion, nearly 8 months ago, stopped short of actual training :)
https://t.co/c2N4P7A7oe
Will be interesting to purse further.
Thread: My missing MacBook Air appears to have travelled from Delhi Airport to the UK after I reported it lost immediately upon landing.
@IndiGo6E, I request a formal investigation.
9/n
I am requesting:
• A formal investigation by IndiGo
• Review of aircraft handling and lost-property procedures
• Review of relevant CCTV and operational records
• Coordination with airport and law-enforcement authorities
• Recovery of the device or compensation
The device subsequently appeared in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
As of the latest update, the approximate location reported by Find My is:
3 Commons Brae
Belfast BT8 6HX
Northern Ireland
(Attached screenshot)
@svembu@garvit_sethii@SanjayTweets9 In this era - access (to resources) is not an even problem.
but acceptance (of the learning) and accreditation is. physical infra has to be strengthened of course.
teachers now can be facilitators - nether creators nor delivery folks.
the sector needs to reinvent.