Who designed this bed?
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Hi guys, does anyone of you know who designed this bedframe, or when it was manufactured and by whom? Does it ring a bell? Thanks guys, Good night! π΄ submitted by /u/noitsch |
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Hi guys, does anyone of you know who designed this bedframe, or when it was manufactured and by whom? Does it ring a bell? Thanks guys, Good night! π΄ submitted by /u/noitsch |
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Hello I published a paper. Most defenses against fine-tuning poisoning try to detect malicious data or reduce its impact. I explored a different question: What if the model simply could not learn certain malicious updates? The idea is to constrain fine-tuning to a subspace learned from trusted LoRA adapters. Useful adaptation remains possible, but some…
For years, analyzing the chemical makeup of materials has required large and costly laboratory instruments known as spectrometers. These systems are used in everything from disease diagnosis and food inspection to pollution monitoring. Traditional spectrometers work by splitting light into its component colors using prisms or gratings, then measuring the intensity of each wavelength. Because…