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by 0x008 4y ago
It is not generally available though?
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by 0x008 4y ago
How are you using GPT-4 if there is no API for it currently?
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youtube
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by 0x008 4y ago
Another alternative frontend: chatpad.ai no prompt selection, but you can select character, tone, style and format of the output and you can export all your data as json afterwards (which you can't in ChatGPT). But regarging the pre-ma
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by 0x008 4y ago
do you have a link for any of those reports? would be interesting to read to say the least.
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by 0x008 4y ago
Andrej karpathy made a YouTube Video about implementing a very small GPT (nanoGPT) from scratch, very interesting.
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by 0x008 4y ago
modern AI models and frameworks often require cuda versions and features which are not available on these old GPUs. Unless you know what you are doing I would not buy them.
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by 0x008 4y ago
Yes that is right. Forgive me, but don delillo is not so famous outside of the English speaking world so I did not think of mentioning it, although I have seen his name in the end credits.
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by 0x008 4y ago
Not for whole systems but the single GPUs (A100/A40) are significantly better in performance per watt (almost by a factor of 2) than RTX cards for Machine Learning workloads. You can watch this LTT video to get an idea: https:/&#
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by 0x008 4y ago
The magnificent part is that the 8xA100 is only a blade and you can fill a whole rack with them. Yet one is already incredibly powerful. Also the successor H100 is already released and at least 2x as powerful.
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by 0x008 4y ago
Oh wow. Well that probably means it happened before?
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by 0x008 4y ago
This is basically the plot of “white noise” with Adam driver (on netflix).
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The best sign up flow is a static html form.
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by 0x008 4y ago
Read documentation, build prototype. Reiterate. Sometimes when doc is unclear about best practice to set stuff up, I will consult youtube.
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by 0x008 4y ago
ok That sounds pretty interesting.. i am curious to find out when I would use this over parquet or pandas.
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by 0x008 4y ago
> If you want something "in-process" then you're probably going to have to decide between sqlite and duckdb. Now THAT is easy to understand. Thank you.
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by 0x008 4y ago
> DuckDB is an in-process SQL OLAP database management system I don’t understand what it means. Can someone explain? I don’t get why they put such a complicated claim with unexplained acronyms on their homepage. When I shop for a db, whe
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by 0x008 4y ago
I think the assumption that makes more sense is that amount of stars directly correlates to usage of emoji and variations of “blazingly fast” in the readme.
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by 0x008 4y ago
Actually what would be perfect in my world is when debug adapter protocol would support live reload. You change the line and everything is re-executed / incrementally updated to reflect the change and you are back at your current break
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by 0x008 4y ago
If you use Druck duck go you can prefix search with “!py3”
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by 0x008 4y ago
How do you measure robustness except with failures / years of service x times deployed ? You cannot make edge cases and strange unique behavior happen in a controlled environment.
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by 0x008 4y ago
I think spending 10% of your time on sync meetings is totally expected (at least in scrum) and doesn’t feel too outrageous to me. For myself I have learned the total amount is rarely the problem but when meetings are. I am most productive
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by 0x008 4y ago
I’ve been using duck duck go for years and have been happy. I have not noticed any change in search results quality yet.
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by 0x008 4y ago
None of this is new to me. I can totally identify with most of the gotchats presented in the article. I am far from being a Gen Z. If you were actually active on irc or icq, msn, aol (which are even explecitly mentioned in the blog post!) y
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by 0x008 4y ago
Like Albus Dumbledore says in Harry Potter: If you are a young person it cannot be expected from you that you understand how old people feel. But if you are an old person and don't understand how young people feel, you are a fool, beca
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by 0x008 4y ago
Because it is very useful down the road to understand why you used implementation x and not implementation y.
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by 0x008 4y ago
that is ridiculously funny haha
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by 0x008 4y ago
But do you code in vim?
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Svelte and Pocketbase
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whenever I tried using it, no instances were available, so I just gave up.

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