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by Gracana 2y ago
Awesome! Glad to hear you got it sorted out.
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by Gracana 2y ago
That's some really strange behavior, I don't know why that would cause poor results rather than just poor performance. Can you configure the context size with `/set parameter num_ctx N`? On my laptop with an RTX A3000 12GB I
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by Gracana 2y ago
I gave this a shot a while back and it's as clunky as it looks in the screenshots, so about the same as the established industry.
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by Gracana 2y ago
It sounds like you are trying to chat with the base model when you should be using a chat model.
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by Gracana 2y ago
Defaults enjoyer? It took them two years or so to bring back the taskbar settings I liked.
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by Gracana 2y ago
It's a friendly and agreeable assistant model, if you prompt it to make certain assumptions, it makes sense that it will accept them. That's different from training the model with incorrect data.
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by Gracana 2y ago
It sounds like they'd burn out and quit, and management would rather find them a place where they can stay than lose them.
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by Gracana 2y ago
Absolutely. I used to love all the data you'd get after an ODST match. I went digging for the online stats a while back and came up empty-handed... sad to see it all seems to be gone now.
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by Gracana 2y ago
You can also wait a bit for someone to upload quantized variants, finetunes, etc, and download those. FWIW I'm not making a claim about the legality of that, just saying it's an easy way around needing to sign the agreement.
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by Gracana 2y ago
Finding big low resolution displays is a pain. Pixel density has increased a lot, so larger displays are high resolution, which means you need a much faster device to drive them, and at that point it starts to feel a little silly because yo
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by Gracana 2y ago
Wow! Yeah, I would have taken a shot at that. The seller seems legitimate, judging by their other listings.
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by Gracana 2y ago
Same here. My eBay watchlist always has a few in it, but the prices just aren't where I need them to be. For now I am focused on inference with a dual 3090 rig, and my next step will be to fit another pair of 3090s, which is the max I
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by Gracana 2y ago
It's like following the links in wikipedia, but each link is a new chatgpt window to interact with.
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by Gracana 2y ago
The "about" box doesn't show on mobile. On desktop it says this: The Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK), for civilian use, or Android Tactical Assault Kit (also ATAK) for military use - is a suite of software that provides geo
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by Gracana 2y ago
No, the signal integrity loss is caused by the physical presence of the additional modules.
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by Gracana 2y ago
As doikor said, it’ll halve your RAM speed. That’s not a rule, but it’s typical.
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by Gracana 2y ago
Yes, four slot DDR5 is going to be much slower than two slot DDR5 due to signal integrity difficulties. Look at a DDR5 motherboard’s qualified memory configurations and compare the x2 setups to x4 and you will see the huge difference in clo
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by Gracana 2y ago
Our VAR was Trimech for many years, then we tried a few others that were worse, and finally we came back to Trimech. We've always lagged a year behind the current SW release to try to avoid getting hit by the latest and greatest bugs.
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by Gracana 2y ago
How do you get Solidworks bugs fixed, and on what timescale? We have ~20 solidworks premium seats, plus a handful of licenses for other dassault products. We've complained loudly about various issues, submitted and voted on feature req
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by Gracana 2y ago
Good guess, that definitely could have been what happened.
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by Gracana 2y ago
IIRC the Suzuki Sidekick manual has a bunch of inaccurate torque specifications, on the very high side. I was lucky to learn about that before I did any work.
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by Gracana 3y ago
Yeah… I’ve heard a lot of stories about shipyard dysfunction from friends and relatives, but it’s nothing so exciting. It’s mostly poor planning that results in expensive waste and slowdowns.
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by Gracana 3y ago
Stackframe owns the repo and the LICENSE file says "Copyright 2024 Stackframe." I think the author works at Stackframe.
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by Gracana 3y ago
You can buy a cheap Mac and easily write programs for it. You don't have to spend $40k on a computer, you don't have to buy a support contract, you don't have to buy developer tools.
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by Gracana 3y ago
Oof, I appreciate you pointing that out because somehow I got the first part and skipped that one. Yeah, I could see that working, but it sounds inefficient.
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by Gracana 3y ago
The problem with backlash comes into play when the direction of force on an axis changes. If you are applying force in one direction and all the backlash has been taken up, everything is fine -- any force you apply or movement you make will
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by Gracana 3y ago
Belts introduce elasticity that can be very difficult to deal with.
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by Gracana 3y ago
The Starfox PCB has a bunch of traces going off the board, I'm guessing that's for a program & test harness used during manufacturing? I've never seen that done before. Was that a common practice back in the day? Nowadays
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by Gracana 3y ago
I think there's a difference with Linux, because it's something you own and control and can dive into and see every part of. I hate investing time in proprietary technologies, because I know I can be stopped or locked out. With op
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by Gracana 3y ago
> and also includes prompt templates That sounds very convenient. What software makes use of the built-in prompt template?

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