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by Flux159 2y ago
I have a Minisforum UM690S, it's about the same size (5x5x2.25 inches) and works well as a small machine. They just announced the EliteMini AI370 today that has the latest AMD laptop chip with 12 cores/24 threads - I assume that w
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by Flux159 2y ago
Time to update all the Mac Mini server racks for the new design
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by Flux159 2y ago
I would also say that more than 1 in 6 companies don’t have the culture or resources to make college graduates successful - I’m more experienced with software engineers, but it takes significant time and effort from management and senior ta
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by Flux159 2y ago
This looks interesting - is there a comparable ring that also has a temperature sensor? It would be interesting to be able to determine if you're sick a day or two ahead like an Oura ring or Apple's new Vitals app for Apple Watch
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by Flux159 2y ago
It would be nice to have comparisons to Claude 3.5 for the coder model, only comparing to open source models isn’t super helpful because I would want to compare to the model I’m currently using for development work.
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by Flux159 2y ago
This kind of research is great for reducing training costs as well as enabling more people to experiment with training large models. Hopefully in 5-10 years we'll be able to train a model on par with SD 1.5 with consumer gpus since tha
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by Flux159 2y ago
This would also work for local development and then put up a pr, but I feel like that's a temporary thing as well until a model or agent-like workflow is good enough to directly read from a github issue and make the PR directly. Right
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by Flux159 2y ago
With how good Claude 3.5 is for coding, I would love if this supported private github repos - just connect my github account and provide a repo link which stays up to date as changes are made instead of having to upload content to a project
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by Flux159 2y ago
Yeah the reconciler docs were even worse when I was working with it, I had to ask the team to help with better docs or code pointers. Makes sense to keep the boundaries between the different libs, but was just mentioning that single repo ma
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by Flux159 2y ago
Nice, it's an interesting concept and always like exploring new ways of using react in other contexts (react-three-fiber being easy to use for simple 3d projects, I have also written an Unreal Engine reconciler prototype earlier built
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by Flux159 3y ago
This is nice to foster some competition in hardware for model training, but the availability of these machines seems very limited - I don't think there's any major cloud provider allowing per hour rental of Gaudi2 VMs and Intel&#x
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LGM: Large Multi-View Gaussian Model – Create 3D model from text or single image(github.com)
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by Flux159 3y ago
I wonder how this compares to LGM outputs which also came out recently - https://github.com/3DTopia/LGM - specifically LGM looks like it's generating the additional viewpoints from text or an image and then creati
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by Flux159 3y ago
https://archive.ph/O40hS
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by Flux159 3y ago
Have been using Sapling for a year and also used Meta's internal Mercurial fork before that - the interop with Github PRs and familiarity with branchless development is one of the huge benefits of Sapling. Being able to just "sl c
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by Flux159 3y ago
Love seeing this with the code open sourced - also references another great procedural generation tutorial in http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~amitp/game-programming/...
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by Flux159 3y ago
I’ve used both Sapling cli & Graphite with github repos without having to pay anything. They both have extensions for vscode as well that makes it easier to manage stacks.
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by Flux159 3y ago
I think that good tooling is a necessity to do trunk based development well - not just CI/CD and testing on PRs, but also being able to have stacks of commits in multiple PRs before landing as a whole (from ghstack, Sapling, or Graphit
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by Flux159 3y ago
https://archive.ph/hcMN0
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by Flux159 3y ago
Blender has been an amazing open source project - giving everyone a free alternative to create 3d content. I also love how it’s relatively easy to script in python & you can even use a blender kernel to open in a Jupyter notebook for ex
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by Flux159 3y ago
Prototyped in 10 days sounds more appropriate, then longer road to getting Javascript 1.0 publicly released. What I'm glad about is that they kept improving the language, especially after ES6 where ECMAScript proposals can be independe
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by Flux159 3y ago
For a more UI / Web based slant, I would recommend these (beyond a Spreadsheet - which is incredibly helpful for understanding data flow systems): * Simple video game using Unity or Unreal (understanding perf limitations in a game wher
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by Flux159 3y ago
Is there an archive of ipas that would work on the version of iOS that this is emulating? I was just thinking about this because of the Nintendo server shutdown and it feels similar for iOS apps that only worked on previous versions or requ
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by Flux159 3y ago
One of the problems is that social media companies are incentivized to increase social media usage - whether watch time (YouTube, Facebook, TikTok), engagement (Twitter, Reddit, etc), or other metrics. The government doesn’t have legislatio
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by Flux159 3y ago
This seems like it's only going to get worse many games need online services to function at all. Super Mario Maker as mentioned in the post is one of them, but there are countless others on 3DS and PC that won't function properly.
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by Flux159 3y ago
I think that it would also make sense to have a diagram that has open source achievements in Ai for 2023 (at least open weight & inference code). A lot of the announcements in the chart are behind an api so can’t be run locally. Just th
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by Flux159 3y ago
Some results published here https://llm-eval.github.io/pages/leaderboard/advprompt.html Also, technical report on arxiv https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.07910 I think that something that would make
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Promptbench: A Unified Library for Evaluating and Understanding LLMs(github.com)
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by Flux159 3y ago
So how would someone go through the process of invalidating patents like this? I assume that there's no easy or cheap way otherwise the eff would have already done it. Another post mentions spending $500k for an IPR to invalidate - wou
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by Flux159 3y ago
There's an online demo on huggingface here: https://huggingface.co/spaces/xichenhku/AnyDoor-online You need to manually input segmentation at the moment, it would be helpful to use something like Segment Anyt

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