lelag

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by lelag 7mo ago
This is all fairly obvious, no? At first, write clean code with functions and don’t obsess over call overhead. Once it works, profile, then optimize where it actually matters. Premature optimization, etc.
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by lelag 9mo ago
Indeed. I've tried to run it locally this but couldn't get it running on my measly gaming-spec workstation. It's seems you need lot's of ram and vram. Reading the issues on github[1], it does not seem many others have ha
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by lelag 11mo ago
Miracle Max gave us a clear definition if I recall, you die when you are "all dead", as long as you are mostly dead, you are slightly alive... I'll let myself out now.
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by lelag 1y ago
In his last blog post, Sam Altman also revealed how much power the average chatgpt query uses, and it's in the same ballpark. > People are often curious about how much energy a ChatGPT query uses; the average query uses about 0.34 w
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by lelag 1y ago
Damn, I would not have guessed that Men In Black was actually a documentary...
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by lelag 1y ago
Maybe they want to compile the Apollo Guidance Computer source code... https://www.softwareheritage.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/...
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by lelag 1y ago
The metabase "backend" is written in clojure. The web frontend is written in TypeScript/React.
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by lelag 1y ago
Interesting point about PC going digital-only as Nintendo is a fascinating counter-example. While they offer digital downloads on the eShop, their pricing actively discourages it. Case in point: I just bought my kid a new first-party Switch
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Mitre to lay off 442 employees after budget cuts(virginiabusiness.com)
4 points by lelag 1y ago|0 comments
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by lelag 1y ago
If I understand it correctly, that's a valid concern but the way structured generation library like outlines[1] work is that they can generate multiple variants of the inference (which they call beam search). One beam could be "Th
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by lelag 1y ago
I can’t say for certain, but I’d guess that writing without the letter “e” is slightly more difficult in French than in English. For one, “e” is a bit more common in French (around 15% of all letters, versus about 12% in English). But more
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by lelag 1y ago
I was going to point that out. What I will add is that constrained generation is supported by the major inference engine like llama.cpp, vllm and the likes, so what you are describing is actually trivial on locally hosted models, you just h
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by lelag 1y ago
More like 2000 tsar bombas if your energy release calculation is correct.
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by lelag 2y ago
OSS model do not have to be local models, and it's not just about privacy, imo. DeepSeek R1 hosting is out of reach for most, but it being open is a game changer if you are a building a business that needs the SoTA capabilities of such
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by lelag 2y ago
Aren't we already living in the Biff got rich timeline?
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by lelag 2y ago
Thank for the explanation. I guess it makes some sense, considering many people with no nlp background are using those models now…
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by lelag 2y ago
Yes, weird that they didn't use that term for this project.
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by lelag 2y ago
If that's an issue, there's a workaround using structure generation to force it to output a </thiking> token after some threshold and force it to write the final answer. It's a method used to control thinking token
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by lelag 2y ago
> And where does the nuclear fuel come from? Russia. Not true at all. Russia is producing 5% of the world Uranium, and they probably use quite a lot of that domestically given they produce 8% of all nuclear power in the world with their
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by lelag 2y ago
The problem with the original Kinect (v1) is that good tracking software for it was never really written. Most application that support it, just use the original Microsoft SDK to do the motion tracking, and it's just not very good, the
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by lelag 2y ago
Saying this is similar to Moshi is like saying GPT2 is similar to GPT4. You can't have any sort of conversation longer than 30s with moshi before it goes banana. You can talk to this model for an hour and it remains completely coherent
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by lelag 2y ago
Oh, right. I misunderstood.
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by lelag 2y ago
I'm happy to see you repaired your keyboard.
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by lelag 2y ago
The SMPL-x body model, a standard in this academic field does model fingers https://smpl-x.is.tue.mpg.de/ The issue is that there are much less dataset available for it than for the simplier SMPL model. Regarding fingers, y
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by lelag 2y ago
Some more thoughts about training a manipulation model: I would add that synthetic data might be key to making it happen. One issue is that most video is not shot in first person, so it might make for a poor dataset for the agentic part ass
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by lelag 2y ago
Really interesting model, I'm looking forward to play with it. But what I want is a multimodal agent model capable of generating embeddings for a humanoid control model like Meta motivo[0] rather than directly outputting coordinates. M
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by lelag 2y ago
It's not exhaustive. For exemple, it's missing the Meta Motivo demo at https://metamotivo.metademolab.com/ (humanoid control model)
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by lelag 2y ago
You are right, but that's not my point. The point is that it's difficult to scale in the cloud products that requires lots of AI workloads. Here, home assistant is telling you: you can use your own infra (most people won't) o
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by lelag 2y ago
It is, I think, a common feeling among Echo/Alexa users. Now that people are getting used to the amazing understanding capabilities of ChatGPT and the likes, it probably increases the frustration level because you get a hint of how goo
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by lelag 2y ago
Video footage from 2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYErLcG6aCQ

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