hailfire27

hailfire27 t1_je8l7id wrote

Reply to comment by ghostfaceschiller in [R] LLaMA-Adapter: Efficient Fine-tuning of Language Models with Zero-init Attention by floppy_llama

I think he's talking about how during conversations, there are different cognitive levels to a conversation. You are basically having a conversation with yourself about what to say and remembering things to talk about, while at the same time considering the context of the situation, such as the environment or activity.

So he's saying for a model like this, would it be possible to tune the model so that it is able to give better answers in a conversation.

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hailfire27 t1_j3snxif wrote

Reply to comment by CatOwlFilms in Quite a turnout at the anti police brutality rally in honor of Sayed Faisel. The crowd demands accountability from the CPD for the shooting. There is currently a city council meeting happening where people from the rally and the community are expected to speak. by Harmony_w

I browse reddit on average 4 hours a day for about the past 12 years. I can't recall the specific post, sorry but I have seen many videos of police interactions/conduct both good and bad on Reddit.

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hailfire27 t1_j3pxapy wrote

Reply to comment by Financial-Second-539 in Quite a turnout at the anti police brutality rally in honor of Sayed Faisel. The crowd demands accountability from the CPD for the shooting. There is currently a city council meeting happening where people from the rally and the community are expected to speak. by Harmony_w

I'm not saying the man wasn't dangerous, but I've seen videos of police in Melbourne and London, apprehending a man with a machete without having to shoot him.

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