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incrediblediy t1_iyy49kh wrote

Reply to 4080 vs 3090 by simorgh12

4080 16 GB should be actually the 4070 TI
3090 24GB would be a better choice specially with VRAM, you can also get an used card which would be much cheaper

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suflaj t1_iyvwqn7 wrote

Reply to 4080 vs 3090 by simorgh12

The 4080 is slightly faster, but after the 4090, the 3090 is the best bang for the buck in DL, and VRAM is invaluable, while performance is generally not.

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notgettingfined t1_iyvqw00 wrote

Reply to 4080 vs 3090 by simorgh12

I would go with the 3090 for the 24GB of ram. I don’t believe the performance difference will be that big of an issue. However not having enough ram will just make doing something things very difficult

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britdev OP t1_iyu8e9y wrote

Didn’t suspend haha! It just reached its limit due to high volume usage so it was temporarily out. The new approach will be to rate limit the API calls made per user. Based on what I see I’ll evaluate from there.

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EnIdiot t1_iysv7dw wrote

When you hear a person play violin in a subway-analog. When you hear a violin played over your cell phone while on hold—digital. Biological neural systems allow for an infinite level of tuning due to their analog nature. ANNs have a limit defined by their processors.

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cadoi t1_iystahu wrote

Your example as you have literally explained it entails just deleting all repeats (ambiguous if 121 -> 12 or 121, or for that matter if 121 is possible as an input). Either way a simple for loop could solve it. But you are a self proclaimed smart person who eats for loops for breakfast, so it seems your have over simplified your description of the problem.

Machine learning is essentially the following:

  • For sets X and Y, take a collection of some functions F = {f: X -> Y}
  • Take a probability distribution D on X x Y. Note this could be of the form (x, g(x)) for fixed unknown function g where only x is random.
  • Take a loss function L: F -> R, eg L(f) = ExpectedValue( distance(f(x),y) )
  • Sample data from the distribution
  • ???
  • Have an f in F that is close to minimizing L

So tell us what F, X, Y, D, L are.

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nemo_solec t1_iysst34 wrote

It's fantastic, really great. I was using other nlp tool but this is the best. But lately you suspend it due to too much traffic. Did you rethink business model or new month approaches 😜

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hayAbhay t1_iysq7vu wrote

So vectors to vectors are extremely abstract and it's hard to understand what those vectors are. ML/DL are functions at the end of the day that are learned from observing a lot of examples of vectors -> vector transformations (inductive learning).

If these transformations are fairly easy to model, you might just be able to solve the function directly. Or you might need simple ML algorithms. If it's very complex, you might need stronger models and/or more data.

For instance image -> vector of probabilities over possible categories requires some powerful models where as a vector of 1 feature (height) -> probability of not hitting the head on the roof requires a basic model.

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hayAbhay t1_iysnyi1 wrote

Again, unless you describe your actual problem, it's very hard to help. ML is a vast field with a lot of different approaches that come with their tradeoffs depending on the specific problem.

Simply throwing diffusers without understanding the space is like wanting to cut a cake but using a random household object like a chair to do so.

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