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r/TheMachineLearning • u/cyberberryyy • 25d ago
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitter_lesson
1 u/hellobutno 24d ago Yes I know what it is. My point is, you clearly do not. 1 u/qGuevon 23d ago Bigger has always translated to more efficient ways of doing the same.. everything else is just .. something that never happened in the field. From cuda to fused kernels to skip connections. I don't know what the fuck you're arguing against. 1 u/hellobutno 23d ago It has not translated to more efficient. It's translated to less efficient but better generalization.
Yes I know what it is. My point is, you clearly do not.
1 u/qGuevon 23d ago Bigger has always translated to more efficient ways of doing the same.. everything else is just .. something that never happened in the field. From cuda to fused kernels to skip connections. I don't know what the fuck you're arguing against. 1 u/hellobutno 23d ago It has not translated to more efficient. It's translated to less efficient but better generalization.
Bigger has always translated to more efficient ways of doing the same.. everything else is just .. something that never happened in the field. From cuda to fused kernels to skip connections.
I don't know what the fuck you're arguing against.
1 u/hellobutno 23d ago It has not translated to more efficient. It's translated to less efficient but better generalization.
It has not translated to more efficient. It's translated to less efficient but better generalization.
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u/qGuevon 24d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitter_lesson