MyFirstSass

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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
I've been curious as to when games would implement any kind of these new technologies, but i think they are simply too slow for now? I think we're at least 10-15 years from being able to run low latency agents that "rag"
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
The more i've studied i've come to the opposite conclusion. Nature is >99% magic and though some tiny slices of human friendly interfaces of reality are replicable much more is chaos, weird emergence, fields, probabilities and
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
With the speed the seemingly exponential developments of this field i wouldn't be surprised if suddenly the entire world tilted and a pair of googles fell from my face. But a dream.
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
We've reached a point where their chips has become so amazing they have to introduce "fake scarcity" and "fake limits" to sell their pro lines, while dividing their customers into haves and havenots, while actively
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
I've been saying the same thing since ANE and the incredible new chips with shared ram, suddenly everyone could run capable local models - but then Apple decided to be catastrophically stingy once again putting ridiculous 8gb's of
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
Definitely a problem on my end sometimes, but usually i'll figure that out if i just grind hard enough, the crazy time sinks are almost always from miscommunication somewhere in some org.
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
Same in many industries. I have friends who are restaurateurs and people are often extremely ungrateful, demanding and straight up mean. Most don't earn a lot, margins are slim and people are late, you have to perform 100% for each dis
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
"leetcoding" 6 hours and doing "systems design" for 3 hours, totalling 9 hours of heavy cognitive math like work each day while job hunting? Whev, i'd have an absolute mental breakdown over that. But maybe it's
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
No conspiracies are true, i know that from my time in the business world, even in small companies i've never actually seen anyone conspire, create hidden alliances og plot something so surely in larger companies it's even less lik
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
I think systems like yours could become extremely valuable sooner than people expect, as the alternative is effectively 100% noise. As others have mentioned, there are numerous ideological issues. However the alternative might be never enco
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
So are we headed towards some sort of identification like passport, drivers license etc to be able to post? Would you be able to create system where you somehow battle this spam but retain privacy in some way? Is there an alternative that r
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
Well, in my country there's been multiple scandals about waste handling where it was found very little ended up being recycled, the sorting people did in some cases created more pollution because it had to be transported and huge amoun
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
Another thing is the issue of e-waste. At some point i had multiple older iPads with perfectly great screens, and i wanted to use them as "hubs" for a home setup to control various things, another option was using them as secondar
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
That's wild. I don't understand how that's even possible with a "next token predictor" unless some weird emergence, or maybe i'm over complicating things? How does it know what the next street or neighbourhood
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
An interesting thing i've been trying is to ask for a route from A to B in some city. Imagine having to reverse engineer a city map from 500 books about a place, and us humans rarely give any accurate descriptions so it has to create a
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
Weird, it doesn't seem to have any info on reddit users or their writings. I tried asking about a bunch, also just about general "legendary users" from various subreddits and it seemingly just hallucinated.
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
Ah so this is why recipe websites are straight out of some demonic fever dream where you have to scroll 1 mile past 30 blocks of text, video, ads to get to the ingredients, then 1 mile further to get to the instructions. All of those sites
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
It's one of the most infuriating things about Apple. The ram tax so absurd it's bordering on criminal, but it also just seems stupid, because if they hadn't put 8gb's of ram in the new smallest macbook air m2 their whole
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
Yesterday i was close to buying a Pico 4 (Cheaper non meta Quest 3 equivalent), then i realised there has been zero fully triple a games since my friend blew me away with a Half Life Alyx demo 4 years ago. I find it incredible there's
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
If this is "plug and play" can it be added to say llama.cpp and give ~3.67 speedup to existing models or is there some complication?
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
I run 8b on my Macbook air m2 with 16gb's of vram at decent speed of 12 t/s (mlx can probably get 15 t/s). I use the Q5_K_M GGUF, which is >99% the same as the original. I've seen tests that there is close to no diver
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
That is incredibly interesting to me because i've heard both historians, linguists and people "just not from the anglosphere" complain about just how isolated and limited our language, cultural perspectives are. In other word
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
I just tried variations and weirdly it fails many of them like: "bob has 7 sisters, each sister has 4 brothers. How many brothers does bob have?" ----------------- Llama 70b instruct (wrong) A classic lateral thinking puzzle!
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
Because he's like the 1000's of other "growth hacking" scam artists who's selling courses about his own company that sells courses, and tweeting about building a twitter audience. It's completely ridiculous cir
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
That's a good point, though i already thought the OpenAI team had been very agressive in sweeping both reddit, usenet, + various illegal megatorrents of books, forum dumps etc. I remember there were some controversy around it on twitte
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
Wow, that's extremely impressive in light of GPT being 1800b so a model 25 times smaller is beating it logic wise? I don't have enough ram to run 70b but i'm very curious about performance on other logic puzzles!
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
Both GPT-4 and llama 3 8b fail actual reasoning still: jack has 15 sisters, each sister has 3 brothers. How many brothers does jack have? (real answer is 2) ------------------- Llama 3 8b Let's break it down step by step: Jack has
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
Seems like it when for 7b models: (but also wow things are moving fast!); Llama - 1.4 Trillion tokens - feb. 2023, Llama 2 - 2 Trillion tokens - july. 2023, Mistral - 8 Trillion tokens - sep. 2023 (this was the first big impressive leap whe
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
A tangent but i believe all pricing should public information by law above some threshold to battle corruption, nepotism, cartel making and monopolies. I've seen too many governments and even medium sized companies paying absurd amount

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