LoganDark

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   by LoganDark 3y ago

   I'm pretty sure $20,000 per LPU isn't actually the cost of these LPUs. I saw someone else on HN asking if $20,000 could get them something and an employee said to reach out. Which makes me think $20,000 is enough to get some sort
2. 3002.▲
   by LoganDark 3y ago

   They need 568 LPUs to load both Mixtral 8x7B and LLaMA 70B, because they need both those models available for the demo. I imagine Mixtral by itself would only take something like 200-300 LPUs
3. 3003.▲
   by LoganDark 3y ago

   Nvidia cares about the people reverse-engineering CUDA, who don't have anything to reverse-engineer unless they actually download the SDK. Of course, when you download the SDK it has an associated license.
4. 3004.▲
   by LoganDark 3y ago

   Just open the Puter app: https://puter.com/app/puter Alternatively, open the PuterPuter app, which contains itself: https://puter.com/app/puterputer You're welcome
5. 3005.▲
   by LoganDark 3y ago

   A piece of orbital debris that isn't bound to Earth isn't a piece of orbital debris that needs to be worried about anymore.
6. 3006.▲
   by LoganDark 3y ago

   You don't have to get to the sun. They said "towards" the sun.
7. 3007.▲
   by LoganDark 3y ago

   > Otherwise their definition of terms would be meaningful to the median human. Does "the median human" even know what a computer is?
8. 3008.▲
   by LoganDark 3y ago

   `52!` is indeed between 225 and 226 bits of information. > 52! = 80,658,175,170,943,878,571,660,636,856,403,766,975,289,505,440,883,277,824,000,000,000,000 > 2^225 = 53,919,893,334,301,279,589,334,030,174,039,261,34
9. 3009.▲
   by LoganDark 3y ago

   You don't have to run the ethernet inside the walls. I used coaxial ties to run my ethernet cable along the surface of the wall and it works just fine.
10. 3010.▲
    by LoganDark 3y ago

    More like digging itself deeper into. While the rich get richer.
11. 3011.▲
    by LoganDark 3y ago

    Wasn't this a Rick and Morty episode?
12. 3012.▲
    by LoganDark 3y ago

    Preaching to the choir. "Alignment" has no place in base models, or even base chat models.
13. 3013.▲
    by LoganDark 3y ago

    Which one are you calling text and which one terminal?
14. 3014.▲
    by LoganDark 3y ago

    I think it's more "between the model weights". The data points do inform the weights in a way that I'm not qualified to explain, but the model doesn't actually know anything about the data anymore once it's tra
15. 3015.▲
    by LoganDark 3y ago

    Because of safety alignment. The way safety alignment is imposed on humans is a lot different than the way that specific conversations are trained into LLMs - a human would be able to reject unprofessional or inappropriate requests no matte
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    by LoganDark 3y ago

    > it didn’t get creative with the ability. That makes sense, LLMs can't get creative. You have to train it on a dataset that's already quite creative, then they will be able to selectively reproduce that same creativity.
17. 3017.▲
    by LoganDark 3y ago

    That's definitely part of America Here it costs me $50 for two weeks. I'm supposed to be on 30mg dexedrine a day.
18. 3018.▲
    by LoganDark 3y ago

    What makes Qt special here? Qt has its own issues that make it painful to use.
19. 3019.▲
    by LoganDark 3y ago

    Americans are spending the biggest share of their income on everything. If you haven't noticed, salaries haven't gone up in the past decade but housing prices have doubled. So has everything else. I can't afford my ADHD medic
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    by LoganDark 3y ago

    Ah, so you're talking about how the CNS is sort of part of the brain. That's valid, I think.
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    by LoganDark 3y ago

    > THe link between selfhood (if I may term it such) and the body is something that has been discussed for centuries I know plenty of people who don't identify with their body at all.
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    by LoganDark 3y ago

    Your spreadsheet experience was plugged by "no first-class Python support"? What makes Python special here?
23. 3023.▲
    by LoganDark 3y ago

    Xenophobia dates back way further than that and is even still an issue today (see transphobia)
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    by LoganDark 3y ago

    It's obvious the way they were treated was through death. I can't imagine historical societies wouldn't immediately kill someone who was obviously so different than the masses. I mean, weren't those societies the same on
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    by LoganDark 3y ago

    These guys (Dimforge) used to have a physics engine called nphysics that supported soft bodies and multibodies. It's now been deprecated in favor of Rapier, which doesn't support those or half the other things that nphysics did. A
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    by LoganDark 3y ago

    I would love one of these displays that integrates smart film for a real "frosted glass" look. And since it's smart film, it'd be able to become totally transparent too. Gimme a real physical keyboard though, and no &q
27. 3027.▲
    by LoganDark 3y ago

    It's hilarious to see companies making stuff like this that's really cool, then ruining it with "AI" (which has literally no application here) and going too far with other gimmicks, such as removing the keyboard. A nor
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    by LoganDark 3y ago

    Now you can open Windows on your open window. Air conditioners be damned.
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    by LoganDark 3y ago

    The story of the one hundred trillion dollar bill is tragic but its existence today is simply hilarious.
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    by LoganDark 3y ago

    Actual memory chips are often measured in bits. Even though the devices are always measured in bytes.