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by declaredapple 2y ago
Some people may be willing to travel but don't know where the best place to go is.
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by declaredapple 2y ago
It's going to be GPT-3.5turbo not GPT4. As others have mentioned, binggpt/bard are also free. These smaller models are a relatively cheap to run, especially in high batches. I'm sure there will also be aggressive rate limits.
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by declaredapple 2y ago
They've been designing their own chips a while now, including with an NPU. Also because of their unified memory design, they actually have insane bandwidth which is incredibly useful for LLMs. IMO they may have a head-start in that res
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by declaredapple 2y ago
The flash doesn't do the computations though, that's just a method of getting it to the processor
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by declaredapple 2y ago
I think there's clear social impairment. Making friends is harder and it takes more "manual" effort to socialize "effectively". However much of this social impairment may or may not be a real problem. "special
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by declaredapple 2y ago
> We're currently working with professional to improve our domain rating, ensuring you receive the quality backlinks needed to boost your SEO. Please be patient. It might take a while. The irony in this is magical. I highly suggest
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by declaredapple 2y ago
> companies like OpenAI have had access to large quantities of H100 for a few months now and Sora is being presented From what I could tell from Nvidia's recent presentation, Nvidia works directly with OpenAI to test their next gen
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by declaredapple 2y ago
What? Are you asking if the framework automatically quantizes/prunes the model on the fly? Or are you suggesting the LLM itself should realize it's too big to run, and prune/quantize itself? Your references to "intellige
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by declaredapple 2y ago
For me GPT4 seems to suggest more generic unittests in python. They're much more "Put tests here", or "path.to.dependency". Claude3 opus (and often Sonnet) actually fills in the full dependency paths, actually makes
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by declaredapple 2y ago
> you do not divulge details of your training data. FWIW asking LLMs about their training data is generally HEAVILY prone to inaccurate responses. They aren't generally told exactly what they were trained on, so their response is co
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by declaredapple 2y ago
> But the biggest reason why PostgreSQL would not change its license is the disservice it would do to all PostgreSQL users. It takes a long time to build trust in a technology that is often used for the most critical part of an applicati
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by declaredapple 2y ago
> NASA, which follows the federal government’s General Schedule pay scales, offers starting salaries along a range that starts at $54,557 for engineers with bachelor’s degrees, $66,731 for master’s degrees and $73,038 for doctorates at t
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by declaredapple 2y ago
Heads up that tickets generally don't guarantee the plane you'll be on, they can change at any time for a bunch of different reasons.
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by declaredapple 2y ago
AMD desperately needs to improve their software situation. It's been like this for 10 years - they have competitive hardware in many cases - but the software is always a buggy mess. Unfortunately it has caused the situation to be &quot
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by declaredapple 2y ago
I assume it's similar to the 1 billion row challenge with java - C# and Java have sufficiently advanced VM's that they can compete with C/CPP performance - assuming you go out of your way to optimize for it. https:/&#x2
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by declaredapple 2y ago
I think that happens because talc deposits often contain asbestos so it's not an uncommon contaminate. that doesn't mean talc products always contain asbestos https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC
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by declaredapple 3y ago
I'm not completely disagreeing. But it is one of the few "engineering fields" where many of the top performers don't have degrees or formal educations. It would be a shame to gatekeep devops engineers with leet code exam
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by declaredapple 3y ago
Is this a question or a statement? All ChatGPT does is predict the most likely next token (with a little sampling on the top most likely tokens). That's it. It doesn't lookup whether it wrote it before, it doesn't use an wate
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by declaredapple 3y ago
Dark sky used to be accurate almost to the minute for me. Apple Weather will tell me it won't rain today or all week. Meanwhile NOAA will tell me I'm currently in a thunderstorm and that it will rain all week - And it was right. C
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by declaredapple 3y ago
What the actual crap did Apple do to mess it up so bad then? Switching between providers on Carrot, Apple Weather often doesn't predict any amount of rain for the entire week, meanwhile I'm soaked in water in a thunderstorm, and N
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by declaredapple 3y ago
Take # parameters and divide by 2 and then add like 1 to estimate it for 4bit quantization. A 13B model will need ~7GB of memory at 4bit. Most quantization models start falling apart rapidly after 4bit, but you can go lower... If you can fi
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by declaredapple 3y ago
In this case it appears to be for SEO spam to gain backlinks
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by declaredapple 3y ago
I need to give FreeCAD another try, but last time I tried it I couldn't figure out how to do almost anything. Fusion 360 and solidworks (and I think onshape) all just "made sense". Throw down a sketch, extrude some surfaces,
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by declaredapple 3y ago
Oh I need to try that addon. I've been meaning to look for a Fusion360 alternative that can run on linux and doesn't cost $$$$/yr.
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by declaredapple 3y ago
The reason for the SRAM according to them, > If you want low latency you have to be really careful with HBM, not only because of the delay involved, but also the non-determinacy. One of the huge benefits of our LPU architecture is that w
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by declaredapple 3y ago
I'd love to see more studies about the diet/zero sugar alternatives. I'm inclined to beleive they're better in some ways (as there's no sugar), but I'm sure there's negatives
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by declaredapple 3y ago
I'm confused, wasn't this already submitted? 27 Feb 2024
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by declaredapple 3y ago
(don't actually ofc)
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by declaredapple 3y ago
> Flipper Zero [169$] Save the money friends and use an esp8266 for less then 2$ Or any literally any laptop
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by declaredapple 3y ago
I looked through the article, I don't think this mentions AI+ADs. A lot of this assumes that ai will "directly show us what we're looking for". But I don't think this is the case. You can easily imagine a query for

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