Jabrov

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by Jabrov 1y ago
I get ray tracing at 4K 60Hz with my 4090 just fine
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by Jabrov 1y ago
I bet it’s not cash all the way through to make it look bigger
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by Jabrov 1y ago
No, you're missing the point. Also one or more of the emails are not marketing emails. The point is that they say they delete your data, but actually don't.
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by Jabrov 1y ago
"crash the app" sounds like the app's problem (ie. not handling exceptions properly) as opposed to the design of the API. It doesn't seem that unreasonable to throw an exception if unexpected conditions are hit? Also, mo
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by Jabrov 1y ago
You must be on the wrong side of an A/B test or very unlucky. Because I gave your exact prompt to o3, Gemini, and Claude and they all produced reasonable answers like above on the first shot, with no hints, multiple times.
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by Jabrov 1y ago
That seems like a totally reasonable response ... ?
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by Jabrov 1y ago
I’m so tired of hearing this be repeated, like the whole “LLMs are _just_ parrots” thing. It’s patently obvious to me that LLMs can reason and solve novel problems not in their training data. You can test this out in so many ways, and there
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by Jabrov 1y ago
"... so there is likely to be equivalent information processing complexity to be found in them" This sounds like a really wild take. Just because something has been evolving for millions of years doesn't necessarily mean it&#
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by Jabrov 1y ago
What's wrong with H-1B?
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by Jabrov 1y ago
Yep! That's a key thing to keep in mind here. As chips get bigger (especially at higher frequencies), propagation delay becomes an important blocker
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by Jabrov 1y ago
My recommendation would be to use them as a tool to build applications. There's much more potential there, and it will be easier to get started as an engineer. If you want to switch fields and work on LLM internals/fundamentals in
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by Jabrov 1y ago
It’s so sad that he just got a formulaic templated response. No one at Kellogg’s read, appreciated, or understood his humour.
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by Jabrov 1y ago
Can be solved with more specific prompting
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Ollama violating llama.cpp license for over a year(github.com)
202 points by Jabrov 1y ago|68 comments
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by Jabrov 1y ago
Why do you wash your clothes by hand?
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by Jabrov 2y ago
Yep! Sure, we can call GIF a “legacy” format but at least I can copy and paste it.
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Short Privacy Policy(jabrove.com)
3 points by Jabrov 2y ago|0 comments
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by Jabrov 2y ago
"Only" 20GB. Is that sarcastic, or is that actually low for a videogame these days?
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by Jabrov 2y ago
Haha this is perfect!
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Eye Contact(kosayjabre.com)
14 points by Jabrov 2y ago|7 comments
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by Jabrov 2y ago
My point still stands … 10 seconds is an eternity, and a 3B model isn’t that performant. I’d rather not offer a demo at all than offer it with these parameters.
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by Jabrov 2y ago
Runway’s gotta end somewhere
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by Jabrov 2y ago
UXR is a thing that all large companies invest in
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by Jabrov 2y ago
That sounds like a bad idea to me. CPU inference for LLMs takes forever (you'll get like 1tk/s on CPU) and limits you significantly in terms of model size/quality. You'll lock up all of your cores to provide service for
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by Jabrov 2y ago
He means the project, obviously
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by Jabrov 2y ago
What are they, then…?
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by Jabrov 2y ago
I wonder how this can be combined with satellite data, if at all?
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by Jabrov 2y ago
Kind of a misleading title
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Airplane API(kosayjabre.com)
2 points by Jabrov 2y ago|0 comments
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by Jabrov 2y ago
There’s tons of numbers of the form 2^N-1 which are not prime. To discover the primes, we have to iterate through the numbers and test their primality. With numbers that are so big, it’s very compute intensive

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