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i got so fuxking fat studying ai amd coding stuff these past months
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>>84976973
Really? You want to try answering a few questions without AI to see the fruits of your studying?
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>>84976981
sure gimme some
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>>84976981
Retard he is making the AI not slopifying his brain with it

Also anon I think you look good and I mean it :)
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>>84976998
making the ai
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>>84976973
You have a good philtrum mid face and eye spacing you are not ugly your weight is reversible and it is because of a grind for your studies and I respect that more than your body weight
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>>84976985
1.What is the difference between stack and heap
2.What is the difference between process and thread
3.What is a mutex and how is it different from a semaphore
4.What is a race condition and how does it happen
5.What is a deadlock and what conditions cause it
6.What is a system call and why is it needed
7.What is virtual memory and why does it exist
8.What is a page fault
9.What is cache locality and why does it matter
10.What is a memory barrier and what problem does it solve
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>>84976998
If he didn't study actually useful programming I've cooked up some shitty AI questions for him too. Shouldn't be hard to answer if he spent months and sacrificed his health for it.
1.What is a sigmoid function?
2.What is a loss function?
3.What is gradient descent and what is it doing step by step?
4.What is backpropagation and why is it needed?
5.What causes overfitting?
6.What is regularization and how does it change training?
7.What is an embedding and why is it better than raw inputs?
8.What is self-attention and what is it comparing?
9.What is a transformer and what makes it better than older models?
10.What is tokenization and why does it matter?
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>>84977005
lol stop samefagging you weird fuck
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>>84976973
Yeah. That happens.
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>>84977011
these are actual machine learning questions i meant i was using ai to study i was learning python lol i can answer some though
stack is memory which gets added to or read from one side heap has memory addresses
a process is a program on a cpu and a thread is a program on a core of a cpu
idk what a mutex or a semaphore is
a error due to async of two threads on different cores
a error due to one thread needing another thread to resolve which also needs that thread to resolve
a program which is calling the operating system functions for something like reading files or working with hardware or permissions
i think that is like swap which uses ssd for memory
i dont know what a page fault is
dunno cache locality or memory barrier either these were very systems oriented questions

these next ones are just machine learning
i think sigmoid is a sum but im not sure
loss function describes how to adjust the weights of a neural network on responses against data high loss means the neural network is less accurate in different nodes
gradient decent finds the difference in loss of different nodes and by descending through loss the model becomes more accurrate idk the steps tho
backpropagation is used for the learning of a neural network since it uses the loss function over all nodes based on the training results
overfitting is when the model is being trained on a set of test data and improving but becoming worse at other data on the sample

idk the last five



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