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Looks like its https://redocly.com One of the engineers at work showed this to me a few weeks ago and ive been thinking of porting my Swagger docs over to it. I made a mental note to see if a free self-hosted open source version
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The same thing we did when basket weavers were upset robotic manufacturing took over. Let supply and demand decide what society considers valuable. If we want the $2 basket that gets delivered yesterday but breaks in 1 year, so be it. If th
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You should try building a bridge. Moats are a pitfall, literally.
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No you don't have to. You can deploy your own cluster instead of using the managed option if you want to. A good SRE can deploy and manage EKS. A great SRE can deploy and manage a cluster to any Cloud without ever touching the dashboar
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Would you write a check to fund a business that could potentially self-destruct via lawsuits alone? In the end, the best model will not be owned by a mega corp like MicrOpenAI. It may be the most popular, but it will be the equivalent of th
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It's been well documented by now that the number of parameters does not necessarily translate to a better model. My guess is that OpenAI has learned a thing or two from the endless papers published daily that your "instance"
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I'm going to play devil's advocate and state that a lot of what you mentioned will be relevant to a tiny part of the world that has the means to enforce this. The law will be forced to change as a response to AI. Many debates will
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Individuals are a completely different organism than groups, and groups than societies, and societies than... You hopefully get the picture. We may get better at remembering history if united via a common cause under a common leadership. Ot
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Nothing works without a reference to something else. Whose data? Who should be paid for this? The original knowledge creator, the thousands of businesses like Politico or blogs that regurgitate and reword their articles from a myriad of sou
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I saw a project in GitHub a few weeks ago that claimed to run CUDA in Intel GPUs. It’s named ZLUDA. Any thoughts on that? I have not tried it.
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I just deployed tinygrad thanks to this conversation and I've played with just about every local LLM client and toolchain there is. I just ran the examples as listed in the repo with absolutely zero problems and they just worked. I thi
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It's the datacenter closest to your user(s) where you deploy services that require minimal latency. That's all there is to it.
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Does the podman VM have Rosetta 2 acceleration or does it still use the slow qemu runtime on M series Macbooks? This is the main reason I switched to OrbStack which is a very promising alternative to all of this. Free for now but looks like
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Like many others, I’m also building my own platform to accomplish this. What I’ve learned is the document preparation is key in getting the LLM to answer correctly. The text splitting portion is a crucial step here. Picking the correct spli
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I haven't tried Claude but I have been tinkering with a lot of this in my home lab and there are various theories I have: - GPT4 is not a model, it's a platform. I believe the platform picks the best model for your query in the ba
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I'm trying to figure it out too. My initial assessment is that it's a service that gets deployed across a fleet of participating clients so they can easily communicate without the developer having to bootstrap all of that manually
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Venture backed CEO makes desperate attempt to justify the value of her obsolete business. More news at 10. Edit: Corrected gender.
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Before we can agree on anything, we have to define what qualifies a human as any of those things. We will be here all night debating that. - "They call themselves an artist but they are not that good." - "Copying and pasting
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Thanks for this. I just tried it and I am impressed. Bookmarked.
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I think this is adding unnecessary complexity. One of the reasons developers gravitate towards a framework like Alpine or HTMX is to write less JS and go back to enjoying HTML. Of course there are a lot of use cases that require custom JS s
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I'm building a platform using GoFiber + AlpineJS and it's wonderful. I have to go through the Fir project because I'm trying to figure out what problem it solves. Wouldn't it be just as easy as using the vanilla net libr
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I am not doubting you and my experience has been the same. My current home lab has a pretty good Jupyter server where I experiment with different local models vs GPT using LangChain and the simple chains can achieve some impressive parity w
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If all you’ve done is download the model and perform basic prompts then I understand why you think this. There is a lot more going on behind Bard and GPT than a chat window passing the inputs to the model. Edit for clarity: You’re comparing
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It's all moot until we can agree on a definition of intelligence. I don't necessarily think it's relevant to the discussion whether an AI is truly intelligent or not. What matters is whether the technology is good enough to f
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They actually can. But not every business is competent. It is completely irresponsible to query public services with internal company intellectual property or any type of information that may breach your contract that you signed with a resp
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This is already in the works. Microsoft offers an Azure GPT4 service for business. They already offer a business version of CoPilot as well. I have not gone over the details but I imagine the usual business and support agreements will be in
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The trending story on the Microsoft gaming division side is how badly Xbox is doing. I don't think Microsoft is doing anyone a favor by acquiring gaming companies at this point. It's evident that Microsoft is where game developmen
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Communication is a highly valued skill that everyone thinks everyone else is bad at. But some people are clearly better than others. Describing a problem or abstracting a process into a prompt will become a highly valued skill that some peo
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This technology will be embedded into every OS within 2 years. People don't generally need a "super" model like GPT3/4. It will be perfectly acceptable and common to have the model change context, sync with whatever mode
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Got a link or something for me to reference? I have built a few micro itx home servers and have always wondered what a vertically integrated home solution would look like. I've been working on the custom software control plane for it f

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