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l33tman
21d ago
Did you add some skill for this? I've been using a frontend design skill with Sol and it's reasonable (for my purposes). I don't remember where I got that skill.md though, it probably was from OAI's own blog about this a
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1mo ago
Could it be some sort of permanently routed MoE where they detect and switch for the whole prompt instead of token by token?
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2mo ago
The engineering programs and their curriculums are very different from physics in the science faculties (which I guess was the context here)
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3mo ago
And abides.
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3mo ago
This was fixed long ago, if I'm thinking of the same bug. It was stuck in an inf loop all the time the codex window was open.
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3mo ago
When you paste youtube (or instagram) links, it's good practice to remove the doxxing share link identifiers (?si and everything past it)
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5mo ago
As the base is an auto-regressive model that is capable of generating more or less any kind of text, it kind of makes sense though. It always has the capabilities, but you might want it to emulate a stupid analysis as well. So you're l
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7mo ago
The router that routes the tokens between the "experts" is part of the training itself as well. The name MoE is really not a good acronym as it makes people believe it's on a more coarse level and that each of the experts som
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8mo ago
We had proper licenses for all PADS seats at my previous work, but all the users always installed the cracked versions because it was unusable with the dongle.
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1y ago
I started such an alternative project just before GPT-3 was released, it was really promising (lots of neuroscience inspired solutions, pretty different to Transformers) but I had to put it on hold because the investors I approached seemed
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1y ago
The issue with this is that if someone hacks one of the hosts now they have access to the backups of all your other hosts. With borg at least and the standard setup, would be cool if I was wrong though
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1y ago
It's sort of a slow-motion avalanche. For example the price of outsourcing app development is really coming down now because it's one of the areas where the AI coding tools really excel. It's a lot of boiler-plate style code,
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1y ago
Sorry for the late reply here, but let me develop a bit more what I meant. I have a long and vast programming experience, but am also an entrepreneur with many projects that I switch between. I could have focused full-time on, say, React Na
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1y ago
I can see why you would chime in to say that in your experience you don't get any value out of it, but to chime in to say that the millions of people who do are "inexperienced" is pretty offensive. In the hands of skilled dev
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1y ago
Why would you do that, a bus driver costs $10/h and the bus costs several $100k even if it's NOT self driving. The cost of the driver must be miniscule in comparision, not to mention if the self-driving bus and associated insuranc
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1y ago
The point of the Narrative Clip ( https://getnarrative.com ) was to let people both live in the moment AND capture it. It was launched at the height of the life-logger/wearable conjunction 10 years ago, but it's still an
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1y ago
Ok, so I'm thinking here that.. hmm... maybe.. just maybe... there is something that, kind of, steers the rest of the thought process into a, you know.. more open process? What do you think? What do I think? As opposed to the more lite
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2y ago
You're partially correct, but describing it in that way makes it sound like if you could "just look a little bit closer" the statistics would disappear, which doesn't happen. So it's more subtle than this. Fundament
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2y ago
No you're understanding correctly (I think), the behaviour of a single detected particle depends on all possible paths it could take to get to the detection. This is fundamental to 100 years of quantum mechanics and underlies most of
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2y ago
For someone jumping back on the local LLM train after having been out for 2 years, what is the current best local web-server solution to host this for myself on a GPU (RTX3080) Linux server? Preferably with support for the multimodal image
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2y ago
There are a lot of Americans travelling to or working in China, it is in their interest if nothing else to know the true values.
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2y ago
Don't know about Slack's videoconf, but Slack's cheap insistence that we pay a rip-off amount of money per month for storing some TEXT messages more than 90 days has continuously degraded my appreciation for it over the last
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2y ago
I don't know about the US but in other countries it is definitely by design that the departments and their data are separate. It is far too easy to abuse gathering and joining data on people otherwise. History did teach us these lesson
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2y ago
In particle physics you just use GeV (with varying powers) for most parameters :)
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2y ago
There is a legal distinction and definition, Legal Eagle on YouTube had an episode on exactly this a few weeks ago, about that the DA might have picked a more difficult crime to prove than murder. IANAL but IIRC the terrorism charge has to
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2y ago
This is far from the truth in particle physics. The symmetries we've found there (together with the Lorentz symmetry from special relativity) guides and constrains the math very strongly, to the degree that it allows you to predict the
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2y ago
Yes, and it's exactly those "smart definitions" that are the Standard Model. The whole goal is to produce even smarter definitions, including showing that as much as possible of it couldn't be any other way, preferably.
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2y ago
It's a single lagrangian with a couple of dozen constants, in their pics there as well. It's just expanded out to different degrees.
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2y ago
"NVIDIA’s financial report reveals that its data center business revenue in FY2Q25 grew by 154% YoY, outpacing other segments and raising its contribution to total revenue to nearly 88%." Gaming almost doesn't even register i
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2y ago
They all work the same and each has its own pro's and con's for each model they launch. Even the API's are generic. It's a bit more difficult to lock in 3rd party partners using your API if your API literally is English.
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