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Scipio_Afri
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Scipio_Afri
2y ago
Would you mind naming some of the frameworks?
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2y ago
Very cool. This is somewhat naive question considering I actually have an EE background, and I think I know the answer but considering their shared EM theory, do you see any parallels of this thinking tangentially applicable to radio freque
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2y ago
100% agree with this take. People are spouting economic fallacies, and it’s in part cause CEOs don't want the stock prices to fall too fast. Eventually people will widely realize this and by then the economic payoffs are still immense
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2y ago
Last update was 2 years ago before H100s or H800 existed. No way it has the optimized code that they used in there
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2y ago
Last update was 2 years ago before H100s or H800 existed. No way it has the optimized code that they used in there
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2y ago
That's what they claim at least in the paper but that particular claim is not verifiable. The HAI-LLM framework they reference in the paper is not open sourced and it seems they have no plans to. Additionally there are claims, such as
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2y ago
Biden made several attempts to raise them, he pushed and got a corporate minimum tax. He got a global minimum corporate tax rate as well. I keep seeing this. Everyone, before you comment on something, maybe check to make sure your understan
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2y ago
Is there a discord every year? Interested in joining that if you don’t mind sharing
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2y ago
Thanks to Enron being stopped from causing artificial blackouts by creating electrical supply constraints through shutting off power plants. And they could profit from it by purchasing contracts that made money if electricity costs went hig
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2y ago
Well that’s one way to handle that effectively and in what seems to be open source way without fuckery; glad to hear it cause that was going to be a bit annoying migrating away from them.
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2y ago
Those links are from 2023 and 2020, respectively. Not sure what point you’re trying to convey or if you grabbed the wrong article
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2y ago
Under a different administration in the previous 4 years. Any large institution takes some time to change, senate confirmations for the leads of major agencies don’t occur immediately upon swearing in of a new President - it’s often months
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2y ago
Can I use local models with this?
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2y ago
Thanks for your perspective! Can you explain why oral is a bad idea?
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2y ago
So many things are lumped into red meat; highly processed meats with nitrates like hotdogs and organic grassfed beef both fit the definition. One is very clearly not healthy (due to nitrates) and the other has health benefits due to nutrien
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2y ago
What are the top open source told would you say that compete with this?
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2y ago
Signal integrity is easier with no EMI nor impedance matching needed. These issues get worse as the frequency increases (which is one of the things used to increase throughput).
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2y ago
This uses less memory so you can do fine tuning or hardware with less vram but at a cost of taking longer on training - there is a throughput penalty, the paper detailing the technique shows something like a 15% decrease in throughput.
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2y ago
Not using https is bad. curl -sf http://goblin.run/github.com/remorses/docker-phobia | sh Also why just include that shell script in the repo and have people curl that?
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2y ago
Will this or some parts of it be open sourced?
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2y ago
Very simplistic view. A worker at $15/hour isn’t as productive as someone who also makes $15/hour - that happens every day at all levels of the labor industry. There is a net economic loss - externalities imposed on society - to
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2y ago
Pfsense has it
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2y ago
Off the top of my head, I’m sure there are plenty others - “2006 transatlantic aircraft plot”: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_transatlantic_aircraft_... .
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3y ago
What? That’s not there in either version of the paper
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3y ago
Can I use open source LLMs with this? Would be great if everything was available self hosted with open source models.
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3y ago
It’s not staying $1 forever. You subscribe and then they boil the frog with upping it to $2, or higher
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3y ago
The branding on this is a bit much, it’s not an operating system. However LLMs are the real deal, some papers claim they are achieving SOTA or significant breakthroughs in various domains. Surely they’re computationally intensive, but if yo
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3y ago
Well, inflation makes that $7000 equal to $13,423.82 based on https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/ You’re also going to have to adjust for profit margins of car manufacturers back then to now, as surely productivity (use
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3y ago
Do you have any recommended resources for learning about particle filters? Also l, what other types of newer models or more advanced models other than the particle filter would you recommend for offline processing?
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3y ago
Feels like an orchestrated attempt at taking down a competitor to be honest. HN has had nothing but praise about Bitwarden before this. I use it and have had nearly none of the issues people are complaining about here; the one complaint I h
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