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Per-tensor layout maps for GGUF quantization(huggingface.co)
3 points by pickledish 4d ago|0 comments
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Let's Build Intuition for Watermarking(willett.io)
3 points by pickledish 15d ago|0 comments
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by pickledish 15d ago
hehe this was therapeutic to read. and doesn't even begin to talk about starlark, bazel's almost-but-not-quite version of python that doesn't support all manner of features you would hope for, including REGEX
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by pickledish 25d ago
(not sure why you were downvoted, you are correct)
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by pickledish 25d ago
You are very much not alone, and I don't think we're all getting dumber -- I kept using opus 4.5 all through the nonsense that was 4.7, 4.8, and 5, and kept having a good time :) I think we just need to decouple "doing better
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by pickledish 28d ago
Word, that one also includes an example which is great, shows really clearly what the issue is for those who might be less familiar
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by pickledish 28d ago
router.com! Cool domain though that must have been expensive :P
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by pickledish 1mo ago
The "a3b" refers to its active parameters -- unlike 27b it is a mixture of experts model, so it runs much faster, about as fast as a 3b model, but needs as much memory as a 35b model! So good for unified memory systems like macs :
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by pickledish 2mo ago
Haha indeed; maybe they just meant "won't replace"
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by pickledish 4mo ago
clicks > When a fire truck fails to deploy in a burning building and four people die, the cause isn’t just mechanical failure. It’s a business model. leaves
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by pickledish 4mo ago
This is also the message I got from "the wind rises"! Though from talking with other people that takeaway doesn't seem universal -- which IMO is one of the ways to tell it's a great film :)
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by pickledish 5mo ago
Don't know why you were downvoted -- I scoffed at that part too. The least we in tech can do is have some self-awareness
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by pickledish 7mo ago
Ah -- IME people usually start a sentence with "in the nicest possible way" when they're couching something mean is all. Often it's even sarcastic, and the meanness isn't even meant to be couched, so I wasn't s
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by pickledish 7mo ago
Agreed! I'm not sure why the GP comment has a somewhat negative attitude about it, I think it's great for people to realize this and talk about it, every year a whole new year's worth of young adults turn up not knowing it! I
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by pickledish 10mo ago
They're talking about this I'm pretty sure! https://www.telotrucks.com/
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by pickledish 10mo ago
Hah yeah, I'd never really thought about it, but newspaper headlines must be a late-game boss for non-native speakers, they are super convoluted
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by pickledish 11mo ago
Sadly I don't think it works this way, at least IIUC -- the state can't withhold taxes from the federal government, because those taxes (from biweekly paychecks anyway) don't go through the states -- they go directly to the f
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by pickledish 11mo ago
Aside from the rest of the (interesting!) nuanced discussion going on the comments here -- I really like his idea towards the bottom of combining the colors for numbers and strings into one. They're both constants, so yeah, they should
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by pickledish 1y ago
Agreed! And, maybe I'm missing something, but to me it seems obvious that flat top part of the S curve is going to be somewhere below human ability... because, as you say, of the training data. How on earth could we train an LLM to be
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by pickledish 1y ago
Yeah agreed! As you suggest, I've had a moderately successful time trying to get AI to write its own Sublime Text plugins so our favorite editor doesn't get left behind, so might be cool to try with this too? https://gi
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by pickledish 1y ago
If you haven't seen it, this "Linux Touchpad like Macbook" project is related, the last/best effort I've seen in this direction. Here's a random update from a few years ago: https://www.gitclear.com&
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Some anecdotes from vibe-coding a Sublime Text plugin(willett.io)
2 points by pickledish 1y ago|0 comments
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by pickledish 2y ago
Thank you for writing this and sharing it here! I know there are a lot of conversations going on about the dangerous elements of LLMs, but it’s nice to read a story like this alongside them — it’s a reminder of the remarkable potential of t
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by pickledish 2y ago
This whole site makes me happy. Thanks for sharing it :)
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by pickledish 2y ago
(sadly, I also tried this, but this snapshot seems to also include the paywall)
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by pickledish 2y ago
I'd like to read this, but it seems to be behind a paywall? (There is a reasonable amount of the article before the paywall, and since the other comments here don't mention it, I am wondering whether they just thought the article
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by pickledish 2y ago
(regardless of the merit of your criticism, this comment was at least very funny to me, so thank you for that)
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by pickledish 2y ago
Jesus. Sorry to hear it dude, FWIW I’d love to have someone like that on my team. Hope your current place is better!
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by pickledish 2y ago
Wow, they look great, the upscaling seems to have gone really well!
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by pickledish 2y ago
This looks pretty cool, and is definitely useful! Do you have any examples of what the printed out cards look like? Perhaps in comparison to real cards

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