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Yanfang Le retweeted
28 Jun 2023
No, GPT-3 wasn't trained in 11 minutes.
The GPT-3 architecture was trained on the C4 dataset to 2.69 log-probability in 11 minutes on 3584 H100 GPUs.
Don't focus on the "11 minutes" -- because it's like saying "ResNet-50 was trained in 5 seconds on MNIST to 80% accuracy"
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Yanfang Le retweeted
14 Sep 2021
Ram (@ramnatthan: pages.cs.wisc.edu/~ra) and I (pages.cs.wisc.edu/~ag) will be on the academic job market this year.
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Yanfang Le retweeted
13 Apr 2021
It's an honor to receive the best paper award from #nsdi #nsdi21, our paper ATP will be presented by @yanfangle tomorrow (10:00 am Wed).
Many thanks to all my amazing collaborators and advisors! @adityaakella @mikeswift_wi @wenfeiwu @yanfangle @kshiteejmahajan @chen_ishi
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Yanfang Le retweeted
4 Apr 2020
We finally got some good news today.
The Chinese government helped facilitate a donation of 1,000 ventilators that will arrive in JFK today.
I thank the Chinese government, Jack Ma, Joe Tsai, the Jack Ma Foundation, the Tsai Foundation and Consul General Huang.
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Yanfang Le retweeted
30 Mar 2020
As most of the U.S. stays home to avoid spread of the coronavirus, doctors, nurses, paramedics, grocery store workers and more are hard at work. 60 Minutes says, "Thank you." cbsn.ws/2WRZ1aj
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Yanfang Le retweeted
29 Mar 2020
"Workers aren't going home for fear of infecting their families and loved ones, instead they're sleeping in their cars," reports @CoriCoffin. "They're pulling double, triple shifts."
on.msnbc.com/39p2qjn
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Yanfang Le retweeted
26 Mar 2020
I'm on board with the idea of masks for everyone, but it's worth urging caution about home-made masks. Better than nothing, home-made mask provides ~50% filtration between material & fit, vs 95% for a surgical mask. That means you get & share 10x the viral particles. /1
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Yanfang Le retweeted
26 Mar 2020
Facts are empowering.
Even when the facts are discouraging, not knowing the facts is worse.
I promise that I will continue to give New Yorkers all the facts, not selective facts.
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Yanfang Le retweeted
26 Mar 2020
The best way to thank our nurses and health care workers is to listen to them.
Here’s one ICU nurse‘s plea to her fellow New Yorkers.
#NewYorkTough
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Cuomo expresses outrage at FEMA for sending New York 400 ventilators when it needs at least 30,000: "You pick the 26,000 people who are going to die because you only sent 400 ventilators." cbsnews.com/live-updates/cor…
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Yanfang Le retweeted
21 Mar 2020
Let's show our gratitude to our everyday heroes.
They’re stepping up for all of us. So when you see them, thank them. I’ll start.
Thank you to every:
-Healthcare worker
-Grocer
-Pharmacist
-Police officer
-Firefighter
-Public transit worker
-Childcare worker
And so many more.
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Yanfang Le retweeted
20 Mar 2020
🚨NY has a critical need for PPE including gloves, gowns & masks🚨
We need companies to be creative to supply the crucial gear our healthcare workers need. NY will pay a premium and offer funding.
Need Funding? 📞212-803-3100
Have Unused Supplies? 📞646-522-8477
SHARE widely.
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Yanfang Le retweeted
20 Mar 2020
NY has a critical need for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including gloves, gowns and masks — as well as ventilators.
If you have or can make any of these supplies, New York is buying. Please email COVID19supplies@esd.ny.gov.
Help us share this far and wide!
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Yanfang Le retweeted
18 Mar 2020
At the next press conference, ask him: "If you knew this was a pandemic all along, why did you refuse the test kits from WHO?" "If you knew this was a pandemic all along, why did you send an untrained team w/out PPE to meet infected patients, then scatter them around the USA?"
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Yanfang Le retweeted
18 Mar 2020
"asymmetric people are spreading this virus"
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Yanfang Le retweeted
18 Mar 2020
.@RichardEngel: "This is a virus that came from the territory of China but came from bats. This is a bat virus, not a China virus. It doesn't speak Chinese. It doesn't target Chinese people. It targets human beings who happen to touch their eyes, nose or mouth."
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Yanfang Le retweeted
4 Nov 2018
45 years ago today TCP/IP was born, when Vint Cerf & Bob Kahn submitted a paper describing a protocol for sending packets across networks: bit.ly/2QbDPpi
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