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castles
2y ago
Location: Cambodia (UTC+7) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Potentially Technologies: Python/TypeScript of late, C/C++, C#, Java, Scala, JS, Kotlin, Android, More Résumé/CV: LinkedIn ( https://www.linkedin.com/
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NVIM plugin for SuperMaven, super fast AI completion
(github.com)
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castles
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castles
2y ago
Super Kind folk, and Brave too. I once offered to build something for free for them to prove I could build things, but they said there was no need and kindly paid me. I didn't get the gig in the end, but in this cold age of frauds, I r
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New beta of starling-lm 7B by Berkeley/Nexusflow
(huggingface.co)
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2y ago
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castles
3y ago
"YET ANOTHER shiny new toy to distract me. Can't help myself even though I think it's mostly a waste of time" Am I just projecting? Relatable, in any case :)
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castles
3y ago
Location: Cambodia (UTC+7) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Potentially Technologies: TypeScript of late, C/C++, C#, Java, Scala, JS, Kotlin, Android, Python, More Résumé/CV: LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/nichol
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castles
3y ago
thanks, I'll give it a crack
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castles
3y ago
It seems "local" is all you need :)
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castles
3y ago
Interesting! What's the prompt eval processing speed like compared to llama.cpp and kin?
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castles
3y ago
https://recurse.chat/faq/#:~:text=We%20support%20Mistral%2C%...
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3y ago
nexusraven/starling-lm/chat.lmsys.org, all from UC Berkeley and affiliates "Chatbot Arena is an open-source research project developed by members from LMSYS and UC Berkeley SkyLab" Something in the water there?
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Premium MistralAI models available for on-prem deployment
(mistral.ai)
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castles
3y ago
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castles
3y ago
OpenAI also had years "flying under the radar" training on API requests
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castles
3y ago
Segment ids are all you need (probably)
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castles
3y ago
> accepting/rejecting tokens etc. That sounds interesting
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3y ago
I'm still working on RAG (been annoyingly ill last while) but you might find this interesting to keep an eye on: https://socontextual.com/ Ollama /JUST/ recently added some (fast) embeddings models: https:&#
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castles
3y ago
Oh, I saw this on The Bloke discord Nifty!
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castles
3y ago
> figuring out what a market segment might need What segment do you imagine being the most likely to use this? What existing alternative processes? How does this improve upon them?
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3y ago
> my now lawyer would lament about the power of an os-interface to the hash function. What feedback did your lawyer have on this. Will this help in legally binding claims? > available on the Dibs website the same as if the transaction
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3y ago
> Learning how to summarise effectively might save hours per week and improve decisions about which sources deserve our limited time/attention. If you like summaries, you'll probably love de-summaries (WIP): https://
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castles
3y ago
Wow, sounds like a fun/cool project. Wish you great success!
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castles
3y ago
To clarify - did you mean Mixtral (8x)7b, or Mistral 7b?
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3y ago
Just don't work like a founder and it could be good. Working with friends you can be totally honest and comfortable with can be amazing. More context would help. Your age? Startup stage? You have kids? Etc
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castles
3y ago
I had similar ideas on the back burner for per site scripts. MV3 sure makes things annoying at times! I want to build something that's kind of a mix between what you're doing here and what I've been experimenting with. Did yo
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3y ago
I've been working on something in the same vein, though just using manual selections, or selections auto expanding from the visible viewport. I really like the per-site parsers, which make a lot of sense Congrats :)
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3y ago
By default it will summarise the context, but you can give it arbitrary queries, and it will respond with references to the source. It's handy if you've developed a healthy distrust. More platforms would be a bit of a drain. Just
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Show HN: AI browser queries – get response with DOM node references
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If it were a weaker country? You can imagine the response might be different?
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https://willowprotocol.org/more/projects-and-communities/ind...
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3y ago
All you need is an importance to note
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