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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Similarly, I will never understand Central Park in New York City. I was there a couple years ago and the vast majority of the grass is not meant to be walked on. Most of the paths have a little mini fences surrounding them and there’s tons
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
I thought llama V2 has a context window of 4096?
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Whatever happened to ironpython? I used to do a lot of C# development and remember dabbling with ironpython back in the day. It seemed like it was important to Microsoft, .Net added the whole concept of dynamic data types mostly to support
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
What's the best way to run inference on the 70B model as an API? Most of the hosted APIs including HuggingFace seem to not work out of the box for models that large, and I'd rather not have to manage my own GPU server.
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
My understanding from asking several people, since I hate discord and want to know why people insist on using it, is that it’s a free alternative to Slack. Simple as that. But it’s crazy, people are aggressive about Discord for some reason.
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Voicebox: Generative AI model for speech that generalizes across tasks(ai.facebook.com)
219 points by OkGoDoIt 3y ago|118 comments
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
That’s clever. Do other LLM API’s do that?
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
But wasn’t that obvious? Fark is a cleaner, sillier way of saying f*ck.
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Yelp started doing this years ago. They slowly cut access to their mobile site that used to work perfectly well. Sure I could install the app, but the obvious disrespect to the user pretending that the mobile site didn’t work perfectly well
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
And it cost an order of magnitude less than the vision pro
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
The keynote says you will set your own design which other people will see you when you call them. So it’s not based on the contact photo you have saved in your phone for someone, it’s based on the information they set to be shared with you.
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Usually they announce camera updates at the September event when they announce new iPhones and other products. Today was about software and operating systems and developer platforms. Some hardware, but the bulk of hardware announcements com
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
I was half expecting them to announce that with a flourish like it was some big innovation they came up with on their own.
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
They claim this new version has a fancy transformer-based text production model. Assuming that same engine powers swipe prediction, we might finally see an improvement here. Here’s to hoping. Voice dictation has also gotten worse over the p
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Exactly my experience with Microsoft development. Since 2011 I’ve gone from working at Microsoft on Windows Phone full time to mostly leaving the tech industry and running a theater, largely because I bet on the Microsoft horse and it turns
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
According to [1] on the accompanying blog post, this brings the Whisper 44.3 WER down to 18.7, although it’s unclear to me how much better this is at primarily English speech recognition. I’d love to see a full comparison of accuracy improv
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Show HN: Domainotron.com uses GPT3 to help you find a great domain name(domainotron.com)
8 points by OkGoDoIt 3y ago|3 comments
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
http://www.threepanelsoul.com/comic/newer-paradigms
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
The original iPhone was cheaper than iPhones are today, but it was ridiculously expensive compared to every other phone on the market including smartphones. It was $800 after the carrier subsidy with a two-year contract. Most windows phones
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
If you actually check, they do offer subscriptions in the app. I just downloaded it and checked it out myself. Click the … icon, then Settings, then “Upgrade to ChatGPT Plus”. It’s the same price point as if you buy directly from OpenAI, b
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Two spaces is less tokens, might actually be a good thing overall to limit token usage so you can fit more code in the context window. It’s easy enough to have your IDE convert it to your preferred format after generation. But I am a diehar
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Personally I found the comparison useful and relatable. I could imagine wanting to accomplish these exact same tasks and wanting to know which language model would be best. And in general I like this qualitative analysis rather than the met
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Unfortunately having uncapped gigabit Internet isn’t an option for most people. I would gladly pay for that if I could. But I’m stuck with Comcast. I’ve lived in 4 different cities in the last decade and I’ve always been stuck with Comcast.
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Exactly! It seems pretty clear that someone will reproduce llama and alpaca with a commercially viable model within the next few months to a year at the longest. So if you want to build something based on top of this technology, it makes se
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Beyond that, boutique hotels are often substantially more expensive when you book directly. Which is weird, because you think it would be cheaper since they’re not paying the affiliate booking fees. But no, even if you call them directly or
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Siri hard codes this afternoon to mean literally right after 12 PM. So if at 1pm you ask it to remind you to do something this afternoon, it will put it at 12:00pm the following day. I just double checked it right now. It’s currently 12:18
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Yes. There’s been a lot of storms this spring and the wind has brought down power cables left and right. That’s in addition to whatever other crap is up that’s causing power and even occasionally gas to be shut off for days at a time. Depen
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
I use Siri to set reminders except it is completely unable to handle reminders like “remind me this afternoon to follow up with Joe about the event on June 25”. It sees the June 25 and the reminder is now for the afternoon of June 25. I man
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Guided access via the accessibility shortcut is a good way to force the screen to stay on. Go onto the accessibility settings, enable Guided Access, and tell it to activate when you triple click the power button. Then when you’re in an app
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by OkGoDoIt 3y ago
Yeah, the only reason I use it at all is for my less frequently used cards for special purposes. Cards I wouldn’t normally carry with me in my wallet, but it’s nice to have in case I randomly need them. So it’s nice to have the option, I j

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