sroecker

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by sroecker 2y ago
Yes, but ramalama defaults to podman. Podman Desktop is very easy to install and use.
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by sroecker 2y ago
He also built a nice "little" cluster with Nat for their startups: https://andromeda.ai/
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by sroecker 3y ago
Yes, used by Grok: https://twitter.com/qdrant_engine/status/1721097971830260030 Oh wow, completely missed that they're German. Should have noticed their "Impressum"..
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by sroecker 3y ago
Care to enlighten us why?
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by sroecker 3y ago
You probably don't need fine-tuning, at least if it's just new content (and no new instructions). It may even be detrimental, since LLMs are als good at forgetting: https://twitter.com/abacaj/status/17390
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by sroecker 3y ago
Good question, as you can see I haven't touched it for a month. I wanted to show what's possible then with open source and (open) local models and there's already so much new stuff out there. I'll probably fix some thing
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by sroecker 3y ago
We just held a workshop about this a few weeks ago: https://red.ht/llmappdev We created a simple chatbot using local models with Ollama (llamacpp), LlamaIndex and streamlit. Have a look at the streamlit folder, it's su
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by sroecker 3y ago
I can't even see the pay what you like feature on the app.
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by sroecker 4y ago
That version of libnc_cuda.so doesn't seem to be compatible with ts_server though.
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by sroecker 10y ago
$25B and they can't even afford an API.. If you want analytics you have to rely on a 3rd party provider who somehow gets the information by logging into your account. I guess if you're a key account they will send you some data an
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by sroecker 10y ago
Please do not use Telegram. It' closed source and uses some half-baked crypto. Signal is open source and is actually end-to-end encrypted.
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Right Livelihood Award: 2014 – Edward Snowden(rightlivelihood.org)
12 points by sroecker 12y ago|4 comments
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by sroecker 12y ago
There is a NeuroBayes plugin for TMVA. I've put it on Github with some additional patches: https://github.com/sroecker/tmva-neurobayes
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by sroecker 14y ago
I did some research: Around 0.6% of all Bitcoin are known to be lost, so with unknown losses it could be 1-2%( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=7253.120 ) Excluding the Pirate scam, 2.9% have been stolen. These are still viable, some
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by sroecker 14y ago
It has been estimated on bitcointalk that around 1-2% have been lost. That's not really a large amount. You can still divide bitcoins into satoshis (1E-8) or even further with a protocol change in the future.
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by sroecker 14y ago
.onion sites don't need SSL as Tor traffic itself is already encrypted.
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by sroecker 14y ago
Who decides what is legal and what not? Is it even legal for an ISP in the US to monitor your traffic or to act like this without a court order on behalf of a shady company? I don't get it that nobody is protesting about this...
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by sroecker 14y ago
You can even donate some Bitcoin if you don't have a Paypal or Amazon account.
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by sroecker 14y ago
Yes I know, this is a bug in Google Translate. However, the bug was found by a user using Google Now and was reported in the Android issue tracker. The issue was described very well and is reproducible. I am criticizing that nobody seems to
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by sroecker 14y ago
Wow, this speaks volumes about their QA process, especially for Android. This bug is known since October '12, how hard can it be for a company with 50k employees to fix a bug like this?
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by sroecker 15y ago
I would guess this won't be easy in rural India. It would be awesome if they load it up with lots of free ebooks and a decent offline copy of wikipedia (wikidroyd) from the start.
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by sroecker 16y ago
Yep. MongoDB for example is used for their Dataset Bookkeeping Service. JSON is indeed used but only for 'good run' lists.