StochasticLi

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by StochasticLi 1y ago
it's mostly about AI training at this point. the software for this only supports CUDA well.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
don't illegal immigrants commit less crimes per capita?
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
ehem https://github.com/Kaliiiiiiiiii-Vinyzu/patchright
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
Exactly. Also, it's incredibly affordable, especially when you buy it on Black Friday.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
I can see room for improvement about the UI, but I like that it works everywhere and I use it to, obviously fix grammar and mistakes, to add/change our company's specific vernacular (finance), and to change common LLM sentence for
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
I'm sure they haven't created their own model. Probably fine-tuned it + constantly updating a database of the most occurring phrases from all LLMs.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
That's where the research is going.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
Grammarly has a function that replaces phrases that are typical for LLM output. Good luck coding that in a few hours.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
I'm paying for most AI models top tiers and Grammarly. Grammarly is a phenomenal tool. It's not that LLMs can't do it. Well, they can't, but the more important thing is Grammarly's UI.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
I think we can reasonably expect they will become non-stateless in the next few years.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
I don't think it matters. Here is why I would pay 10x more for using Apple devices than other devices: 1. The ecosystem is just much better, ie. the quality of apps is in another league compared to apps on Android or Windows. 2. Many a
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
The CUDA ecosystem is their moat.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
Jacob & Co. Watches recently
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
I would like to know what inference speeds they are achieving exactly on what hardware. I skimmed and searched the article and didn't find that info.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
What do you think is a proper solution? 30% being pro genocide is insane.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
Please name them.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
I'm running a company so it's more than a project.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
No. I worked at Meta, and these are mostly mid-skilled engineers who want to make money while working a few hours a week and pretending to work the rest. They would never attract top talent because top engineers can earn 10 times their sala
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
For a similar reason I kill all my unpinned tabs automatically every 24 hours. If I didn't do/read it, it means there are more important issues.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
You don't get withdrawals from cheese, and the cure for these withdrawals isn't Suboxone
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
Johns Hopkins: "Kratom (Mitragyna speciosa): Pharmacology and use of a naturally occurring atypical opioid."
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
Because it's an opioid?
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
They give me massive anxiety.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
read some books on parenting
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
Can you explain how I will meet people at the library?
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
In 1 sentence: Do the opposite of trying to solve the Collatz conjecture.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
No. You're paying for a minute of audio, which will be more packed with speech, not for how long it's being computed.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
This whole thread is a great example of the developer vs. user convenience trade-off. A single, pre-compiled binary is convenient for the user's first install only.
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
Because rich people can reduce their income to 0 or close to 0 via different legal ways like LLCs, funneling through other corps, certain investments(which are basically tax-money laundering schemes), being tax residents of tax havens, etc
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by StochasticLi 1y ago
Berkshire Hathaway can't change this.

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