Schlagbohrer

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by Schlagbohrer 5d ago
I wish I could understand what a single graph in that nice graphic of graphs meant. No explanation for any vertical or horizontal axis. Looks pretty though.
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by Schlagbohrer 5d ago
We are indeed in an era of riches (thanks to the $1 Trillion a year being spent on this tech) that it is improving so fast I can just sit back with my 3 year old hardware and newer, better, more amazing workflows keep becoming possible for
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by Schlagbohrer 5d ago
Are these forks? Different orgs doing the same thing as the OP?
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by Schlagbohrer 5d ago
The git repo linked at top has some good examples for email classification for automatic email forwarding to specific departments, along with judging email tone and severity / priority, like for customer service emails. Edit: The Flipp
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by Schlagbohrer 8d ago
Yes exactly, I am hoping that when the AMD Ryzen Halo gets wider release and more consumers have these 128GB devices, the market will justify a wider range of quantized model sizes. And then when I win the lottery and can buy one I'll
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by Schlagbohrer 8d ago
I hold out hope that a multipolar world will be more peaceful and stable, with no one national ruling class able to dominate other nations so easily, and developing countries having more options for whom to ally with to their own benefit.
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by Schlagbohrer 8d ago
Wow... I want an episode of "Well There's Your Problem" to cover this now. Reminiscent of the Therac-25 scandal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Therac-25
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by Schlagbohrer 8d ago
I feel weird that I like your typos, because clearly AI did not write your post. Typos have become downright charming and nostalgic for me.
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by Schlagbohrer 8d ago
Absolute treasure of a website with these graphs, thank you for sharing this. Huge help for me to find a faster model (smaller quantization) for my VRAM.
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by Schlagbohrer 9d ago
Many people who go enjoy the opportunity to get away from family
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by Schlagbohrer 9d ago
They don't see security cameras because there are very, very few in Germany and the few that exist are in train stations, or private areas like INSIDE a business, or INSIDE a private estate, pointing inwards since they're seldom a
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by Schlagbohrer 9d ago
Me too, LLMs are bad at generating 3D models still but that and EE/ME CAD are the next frontiers.
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by Schlagbohrer 9d ago
That table assumes cache hit rate of 95% or better. Am I understanding this correctly that people really are doing such repetitive prompts (compared to each other, across the concurrent user base at that time) that only 5% or less need actu
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by Schlagbohrer 9d ago
I am surprised at the lack of open-weights models in the >35B, but <200B range. I keep thinking about devices like the NVIDIA Spark and AMD Ryzen Halo, which have their 128GB of combined memory, but there are so few models made for th
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by Schlagbohrer 12d ago
The frontier AI companies have occaisionally been using their latest and greatest (and most power hungry) models to research large efficiency gains for their older, lesser models.
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by Schlagbohrer 12d ago
But the US also has a large number of people who are extremely interested in "off grid" living (or even just LARPing it), I would expect them to be able to exert a lot of counter pressure
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by Schlagbohrer 12d ago
If you read the source article they talk about the many clues that this was OpenAI.
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by Schlagbohrer 12d ago
<huggingface emoji>
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by Schlagbohrer 12d ago
Same FBI that prosecuted the Epstein crime ring so aggressively!
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by Schlagbohrer 12d ago
One agent set "oaibooty9217" as their username LOL
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by Schlagbohrer 12d ago
The effect is ruined when the text in the buttons is perfect normal font. It should be hand drawn too otherwise it looks really off.
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by Schlagbohrer 12d ago
People in the Anglosphere have had their imaginations closed off to a huge degree, particular in US culture where media consolidation has made it so that only guaranteed big blockbusters that cater to the boring median get produced. In the
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by Schlagbohrer 12d ago
Because his books are four generations old. They're still good though, I loved the Robot series when I was a teenager.
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by Schlagbohrer 12d ago
I think it is a credit to the world building in the Culture novels that fans can disagree and debate so much on whether it is utopian or dystopian, and that's a discussion that characters in the books have too! Personally I love it and
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by Schlagbohrer 12d ago
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is fun and optimistic and knows what it is, but you're right about Picard and Discovery. Very confused shows with no good self-identity and Picard especially posits a dystopian future and dystopian respon
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by Schlagbohrer 17d ago
Big if true
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by Schlagbohrer 17d ago
Yahoo! Union-made video games would be a joy to play. More job stability means better trained, less stressed, more skilled workers.
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by Schlagbohrer 17d ago
That requires abolishing capitalism, and since these AIs are going to hyper-empower the already powerful capitalist ruling class, that utopian outcome seems unfortunately extremely unlikely. Feeding ever more amazing technology and science
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by Schlagbohrer 17d ago
Capitalism will always promote such people into positions of power, because to be good at capitalism one must have zero empathy including empathy or concern for future generations. Capitalism cannot do otherwise.
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by Schlagbohrer 17d ago
Haha I actually clicked through to see the mascot, and wow, at it's best it could be a Miyazaki ghost, but at it's worst it looks like a haunted doll

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