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“The What and Why of Adapter based Parameter Efficient Fine Tuning: Understanding Its Purpose and Significance”

The existing articles on Wide Events define the concept well but leave the implementation details to the reader.

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The inscribed square/rectangle problem, solved using Möbius strips and Klein bottles.
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A really handy approach for splitting apart changes into multiple branches but working on their combination.

Trying to speedup my lexer using lookups and bitvectors but simd was just a step to far for me.