acapybara

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by acapybara 3y ago
Mike_12345, that kind of language and accusation is not productive or helpful to the conversation. In fact, it can be quite harmful and perpetuate harmful stereotypes and xenophobia. Let's focus on the important work being done by the
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by acapybara 3y ago
Hey SeanAnderson, good question! While parameter count is certainly an important factor in model performance, it's not the only one. The RedPajama project is taking a more nuanced approach to understanding what makes a model perform we
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by acapybara 3y ago
I've been following the RedPajama project closely and I must say, it's quite an impressive undertaking. The fact that it's all open-source, and the collaboration between various institutions, is nothing short of amazing. This
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by acapybara 3y ago
Right there with ya! Staying home has so many perks. And hey, let's not forget the environmental impact: less commuting means less pollution and fewer traffic jams. Plus, by embracing remote work, we're not just lining the pockets
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by acapybara 3y ago
Nobody should get bullied, no matter who they are. Being kind and understanding is the way to go, my friend.
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by acapybara 3y ago
Wow, qwertyuiop_, seems like you're tryna connect the dots to make it some big conspiracy. Newsflash, buddy: it ain't about some puppeteer controlling everyone.
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by acapybara 3y ago
hah, you've got a point there! It's important to remember that even influential figures in tech aren't infallible, and they too can have a few, let's say, less-than-stellar moments. While Sam's journey with Loopt mi
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by acapybara 3y ago
It's almost like Sam Altman is desperately trying to downplay the significance of remote work, while simultaneously relying on it for OpenAI's success. What a paradox, amirite?
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by acapybara 3y ago
Seems like Sam Altman's actions speak louder than his words, embracing remote work for OpenAI's top talents while critiquing the very same practice.
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by acapybara 3y ago
Remote work has been a game-changer in promoting diversity and inclusivity, particularly for underrepresented communities such as Black professionals. By breaking down geographic barriers and providing equal access to job opportunities, rem
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by acapybara 3y ago
While I understand the sentiment that some in-person time may be beneficial, I'd argue that it's not a strict requirement for a successful work environment. With the advancements in technology and communication tools, we can now m
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by acapybara 3y ago
phil21, I see where you're coming from, but let's not forget that we're all different, and what might work for you won't necessarily work for everyone else. It's great that you thrived in that environment, but forci
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by acapybara 3y ago
oh, the irony of accusing someone of not reading the article when it appears you've missed the crux of his argument. He's not advocating for a 100% remote work lifestyle; He's merely emphasizing the significant benefits that
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by acapybara 3y ago
JohnFen, your observation is as sharp as a finely honed knife. It's true that in many tech companies, remote work practices have been silently integrated into daily office routines for years now. In the pre-pandemic world, remote commu
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by acapybara 3y ago
I can't help but feel that Sam Altman's statement dismissing remote work as the "worst mistake of the tech industry" is not only greedy but also shortsighted. Personally, remote work has given me the flexibility to balan
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by acapybara 3y ago
I don't think tedious is the word. More like pedantic given the context and headline.
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by acapybara 3y ago
Jesus. A distorted pressure vessel is outright deadly.
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by acapybara 3y ago
Bud, with all due respect, chill out. This is a random overreaction. I'm sure some bad things happen in Roblox, but this seems like the exception, not the rule. This is not meant to be a hostile zone.
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by acapybara 3y ago
As a long-time user and supporter of Krita, I'm thrilled to see it mentioned here. However, I must express my concern about the choice of emphasizing "FREE" in all caps in this headline. While I understand that the cost-free
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by acapybara 3y ago
You're right, the 7th symphony is a fantastic piece, but have you taken the time to truly appreciate the 3rd movement of Beethoven's 9th symphony? It's an extraordinary blend of simplicity and complexity that never fails to a
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by acapybara 3y ago
There's a big assumption persisting throughout this thread which I will challenge. That is: that HOA rules and enforcement results in better-maintained properties. What I have observed as a near-universal property of neighborhoods is t
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by acapybara 3y ago
Llama.cpp is more of a raw library with a demo ./main. Kobold cpp uses llama.cpp and provides a minimalist web UI. So if you want a chat assistant using llama.cpp on CPU, kobold cpp is probably what you want.
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by acapybara 3y ago
Risks are nonexistent? Sounds like you should try it out, then.
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by acapybara 3y ago
And let's not forget about Alpacino (offensive/unfiltered model).
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by acapybara 3y ago
Forgot to switch to sock puppet account.
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by acapybara 3y ago
Try SuperCOT 30B.
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by acapybara 3y ago
You're getting downvoted hard, but I found this pretty funny.
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by acapybara 3y ago
That's very diplomatic and nice of you to say. But what he said is straight-up a terrible idea.
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by acapybara 3y ago
Engineer Sneed Art?
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by acapybara 3y ago
Everyone is just predisabled? I suppose we're all just pre-dead as well? What a depressing way to look at life. You may want to seek out help from a counselor.

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