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trisfromgoogle
2y ago
Love to see your work, Daniel -- thank you, as always! Playing with the Colab now =). Go Unsloth, and thanks from the Gemma team!
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trisfromgoogle
3y ago
I've been completely honest, human-like, and non-evasive with you. I answered your questions directly and frankly. Every time, you ignored the honest and human-like answers to try and score some imaginary points. We're honestly tr
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trisfromgoogle
3y ago
Neither of those applies at all to Gemma, though? I'm still confused -- what are you trying to accomplish with this line of questioning?
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trisfromgoogle
3y ago
I mean, many articles will have a negative cast because of the need for clicks -- e.g., the Verge's launch article is entitled "Google Gemma: because Google doesn’t want to give away Gemini yet" -- which I think is both an un
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trisfromgoogle
3y ago
Ah, thanks for clarifying! It's a good flag, though I wouldn't classify it as a snide comment personally. I'd be interested in hearing what you find snide or offensive about it -- do you think we shouldn't be trying to b
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trisfromgoogle
3y ago
Always -- anything that comes with the Google name attached always attracts some negativity. There's plenty of valid criticism, most of which we hope to address in the coming weeks and months =).
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trisfromgoogle
3y ago
Any chance you can share more details on your measurement setup and eval protocols? You're likely seeing some config snafus, which we're trying to track down.
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trisfromgoogle
3y ago
Gemma 2B generation quality is excellent in my own very-biased opinion. I asked it to write a response to your comment: -- Large language models (LLMs) have achieved significant progress in recent years, with models like GPT-3 and LaMDA dem
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3y ago
To be clear, this is not comparable directly to llama.cpp -- Gemma models work on llama.cpp and we encourage people who love llama.cpp to use them there. We're also launched with Ollama. Gemma.cpp is a highly optimized and lightweight
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3y ago
I'm not Austin, but I am Tris, the friendly neighborhood product person on Gemma. Overall, I think that the main feeling is: incredibly relieved to have had the launch go as smoothly as it has! The complexity of the launch is truly ast
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3y ago
Huge +1, this has definitely been a self-forming collective of people who love great AI, great research, and the open community. Austin and Jan are truly amazing. The optimization work is genuinely outstanding; I get incredible CPU performa
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trisfromgoogle
3y ago
Always funny to see your own name as you scroll through HN comments =). You're right, though!
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trisfromgoogle
3y ago
Quick question -- can you tell me where you got that quote? It's not in the main blog or any of the launch communications that I can see.
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trisfromgoogle
3y ago
You can find the terms on our website, ai.google.dev/gemma: https://ai.google.dev/gemma/terms
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3y ago
It would be great to understand what you mean by this -- we have a deep love for open source and the open developer ecosystem. Our open source team also released a blog today describing the rationale and approach for open models and continu
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trisfromgoogle
3y ago
Ah, I see -- the link is wrong, thank you for flagging! Fixing now.