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Finally!
njsubedi commented on 14 Killed in anti-government protests in Nepal tribuneindia.com/news/wor... · Posted by u/whatsupdog
The count is 19. And it's mostly students, few of who were still in their school uniform. Many head injuries, and death by bullets on the head. This is the darkest day in Nepal!
Edit: And the protest was against corrupt politicians, not social media ban.
I do most of my work so far with BERT models but if I was trying to fine-tune a generative model I think I'd try a T5 model.
https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/en/model_doc/t5
https://medium.com/nlplanet/a-full-guide-to-finetuning-t5-fo...
Specifically you can show a T5 model input and output texts and it will try to learn the transformation between them. People tell me T5 models are relatively easy to train and they perform well on many tasks.
Note another approach to your problem is RAG
https://www.promptingguide.ai/techniques/rag
If you have some specific documentation on your topic you could use the embedding to find some text that is relevant to the query. In fact this stacks great with the fine-tuning because you could train the model to, given a question and a relevant document, give an answer. T5 is good at that kind of basically summarization task.
Thank you for explaining this. I’m looking at the links and the models to see what works best for me.
njsubedi commented on Procrastination is connected to perfectionism solvingprocrastination.co... · Posted by u/EndXA
A true perfectionist such as myself must go through every social media feed before doing more demanding work. Those unclicked links, notifications and red dots must be cleanced.
Oh I feel you. I’m here reading your comment because I had something else to do.
njsubedi commented on Procrastination is connected to perfectionism solvingprocrastination.co... · Posted by u/EndXA
Two tiny hacks changed my lifelong procrastination and people-pleasing nature.
1. Instead of “what will they think?” always ask yourself the alternative question, “what do I want?”. This saves you a lot of time and trouble. Do what you like to see what people will say. Make it a fun game.
2. If something takes less than 2 minutes, just go do it. Make it your “kick”. After few weeks, work your way to turn 2 minutes to 5 then 10 minutes. You will get so much done because of the inertia.
We are making games in Unity, and paying per developer per month the highest subscription $180+ for any tool we use. The amount is already quite high and grants us license to use Unity.
Their current move is either because they being extremely greedy, or because they're burning a lot of cash. We make simple games, and we're using Unity because of its community support and assets, not because we love Unity, the company. The community moves, we move.
Now if they're changing the terms arbitrarily, and hide that behind the "I agree" button, it proves that they have turned evil. We, along with several other fellow game companies don't support evil, and already migrating our games to Godot. We were prepared for something like this, but didn't anticipate Unity will flip their face this soon. This move only promotes Godot or Unreal; a far more different result than whatever they expected.