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by campers 15d ago
Each time you re-write keep a copy of the before and after with some notes on why. Then with a few good examples of this turn it into a skill to review/fix new UI copy.
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by campers 5mo ago
Interested to try it out! Some feedback on the homepage there's nothing above the fold, or directly below that says its a Legal AI platform. I would like a legal AI tool, but I'm not familiar with the space don't know what Ha
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by campers 9mo ago
I had wondered if they run their inference at high batch sizes to get better throughput to keep their inference costs lower. They do have a priority tier at double the cost, but haven't seen any benchmarks on how much faster that actua
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Imec's superconducting chips to shrink power usage 100x (2024)(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by campers 1y ago|1 comments
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by campers 1y ago
OpenAI and Nvidia's 10GW datacenter agreement and Sam Altmans new blog post wanting to build 1GW of infra a week made me think of this article again and to post it up. Here's a couple of interesting paragraphs from it. Instead
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by campers 1y ago
I added a key rotator to my AI coder, and asked a couple of friends to make keys for me. That helped code a good chunk of http://typedai.dev when 2.5 Pro came out
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by campers 1y ago
Google actually does provide that service! https://cloud.google.com/vertex-ai/generative-ai/docs/model-...
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by campers 1y ago
Looking forward to using this on Cerebras!
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by campers 1y ago
I've been thinking about adding in an agent to our Codex/Jules like platform which goes through the git history for the main files being changed, extracts the Jira ticket ID's, look through them for additional context, along
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by campers 1y ago
There is a huge focus on training the LLMs to reason, that ability will slowly (or not that slowly depending on your timeframe!) but surely improve in the AI models given the gargantuan amount of money and talent being thrown at the problem
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by campers 2y ago
There isn't a TypeScript runtime, it is just a JavaScript/ECMAScript compiler/transpiler with a type checking and language server
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by campers 2y ago
The price will come down over time as they apply all the techniques to distill it down to a smaller parameter model. Just like GPT4 pricing came down significantly over time.
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by campers 2y ago
I get the same feeing when I first looked at the LangChain documentation when I wanted to first start tinkering with LLM apps. I built my own TypeScript AI platform https://typedai.dev with an extensive feature list where I&#x27
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by campers 2y ago
https://typedai.dev is another full-featured one I've built, with a web UI, multi-user support, code editing agents, CodeAct autonomous agent
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ScyllaDB – Why We're Moving to a Source Available License(scylladb.com)
82 points by campers 2y ago|30 comments
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by campers 2y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230812020202/https://www.youtu...
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by campers 2y ago
If an AI achieved 100% in this benchmark it would indicate super-intelligence in the field of mathematics. But depending on what else it could do it may fall short on general intelligence across all domains.
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by campers 2y ago
On Google Cloud a server with 8 TPU v5e will do 2175 token/seconds on Llama2 70B. https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/compute/updates-to-ai... From https://cloud.google.com/tpu/pr
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by campers 2y ago
The first implementation of inference on the Wafer Scale Engine and utilized only a fraction of its peak bandwidth, compute, and IO capacity. Today’s release is the culmination of numerous software, hardware, and ML improvements we mad
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Cerebras Inference now 3x faster: Llama3.1-70B breaks 2,100 tokens/s(cerebras.ai)
147 points by campers 2y ago|84 comments
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by campers 2y ago
A bit like the new Gemini Pro 1.5-002 release.
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by campers 2y ago
The tl;dr on high level performance improvements "The scaling curves indicate that Diff Transformer requires only about 65% of model size or training tokens needed by Transformer to achieve comparable language modeling performance.&quo
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by campers 2y ago
Check out https://sophia.dev Its AI tooling I've built on top of Aider for the code editing. I initially built it before Aider added support for running compile and lint commands, as it would often generate changes which w
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by campers 2y ago
I mainly use CLI tools for AI assistance. I'll use Continue when a chat is all I want to generate some code/script to copy paste in. When I need to prepare a bigger input I'll use the CLI tool in Sophia (sophia.dev) to genera
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by campers 2y ago
https://www.etched.com/announcing-etched I think there's another one but I can't remember the name of it. Also a bit further out is https://spectrum.ieee.org/superconducting-computer "Instead
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by campers 2y ago
Can it generate Doom at runtime?
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by campers 2y ago
This is a great read https://www.researchgate.net/publication/331622659_Getting_h... > This article collects evidence from psychopharmacology, scripture, and archeology to explore several preparations for consumpti
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by campers 2y ago
Or three or four or five! https://openreview.net/pdf?id=zj7YuTE4t8
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by campers 2y ago
> Meanwhile: like every public cloud, we provision our own hardware, and we have excess capacity. Your messed-up CI/CD jobs didn’t really cost us anything This^ Don't feel bad about asking for credits when you accidentally make
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by campers 2y ago
Being at the level where you have an account manager should help. Our technical account manager always said if we ever accidentally rack up a bunch of cloud costs we should at always ask if we can get a refund, and as long as its infrequen

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