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2y ago
My pharmacy seems to alternate randomly between the dissolving and non dissolving kind, which is a fun additional detail to figure out while trying to get the damn package open.
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yeah that page is wrong? or there is some context I'm missing. I think this is what you want https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/install-on-linux/en/lates... edit: well this is still 6.2.4, but the other
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2y ago
Haven’t had enough coffee to think about this rigorously. My intuition says that as long as you could get to the desired 3D shape from revolving the 2D shape around an axis, essentially integrating the area into a volume, the results will b
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2y ago
also the WSE3 pulls 15kw. https://www.eetimes.com/cerebras-third-gen-wafer-scale-chip-... but 8x h100 are ~2.6-5.2kw (I get conflicting info, I think based on pice vs smx) so anywhere between roughly even and up to 2x effic
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2y ago
I was just about to post something saying similar. If I had to guess, >If the 0-crossings align with your samples, you'll miss the frequency. This is where the issue is. This isn’t possible with more than double the sampling rate.
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2y ago
I've wanted to mess around with those intel GPUs but haven't found a great source that deals with individuals/small orders.
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2y ago
I know it’s more complicated than what I’m about to ask but, Does escaping the sandbox just get you back to a state where there isn’t one? Or does it allow you an even more privileged state?
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2y ago
I think the details are actually important to the idea. Mainly this green brag doesn't seem to add up. The battery system is crucial. While there's a bit about needing to replace it in 10-20 years coming out to a $83/month, t
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2y ago
(not op) I think DMCA specifically should be repealed. We can still have DRM/Copyright/etc if enough people want it, we could look at other systems, but DMCA itself is awful. Repealing it doesn't make any statement about pira
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2y ago
I just went through this and they will make the process be as slow as legally possible. Also if you were using google workspace, that also got transferred to them as a reseller. You have to do this somewhat confusing process of deleting you
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2y ago
https://archive.is/Mwf7e > FedEx said it has bar code and GPS tracking systems and issues regular reminders to drivers about personal and package safety. “This includes remaining vigilant when delivering a package and im
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2y ago
I think linear bookshelf distance is a normal unit for talking about collections. At least as informative as number of books. Guessing 15 meters per bookshelf from photos, 214 bookshelves? doesn't sound as cool to me.
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2y ago
interesting, thank you for the pointers.
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2y ago
I don't see why 6 is inherently worse than 4 or 8, not all of the layers are exactly equal or a power of 2 in count. 2^2, 2^3, vs 2^1*3^1 might give you more options. The main issue I run into mainly is flops vs ram in any given card&#
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2y ago
there's an ocp 3.0 mezzanine, so no need to remove a card and you'd get 200gbps, unless I've missed something about needing to remove a card to access it. But yeah stacking these or racking them seems less than ideal.
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2y ago
I think the idea is you network them together if you need more and most models can be split nicely.
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2y ago
They need support in not attracting the inquiry of oracle auditors. They’re basically all based on openjdk source with different VMs and GC tech added in or supported to different levels.
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2y ago
I ultimately gave up playing this game, spent hours testing and tuning. Each core is slightly different (on amd, I’m sure intel has something similar) and stress test for 1-24h each tweak invoking a reboot. Then some new workload comes and
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2y ago
Goodreads is faang? The problem isn’t manufactured or conspiratorial, it’s just baked into sorting so much content on so few metrics. And needing to account for what the user is currently in the mood for something specific, something generi
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2y ago
Ah yeah that’s what I wanted to write but I guess I didn’t want to put words in your mouth, and stuck to what I could be certain about happening. We do all this work to throw away the unneeded bits in one situation and when comparing it to
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2y ago
When it’s all in memory you get to amortize the cost of the initial load. Or just pay it when it’s not part of the hot path. When it’s segmented, you’re doing that because memory is full and you need to read in all the segments you don’t ha
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2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPT4-Chan
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It’s not pure chance that the above calculus shakes out, but it doesn’t have to be that way. If you are embedding on a word by word level then it can happen, if it’s a little smaller or larger than word by word it’s not immediately clear wh
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3y ago
Thanks for clarifying, and seems like a completely reasonable approach. Thanks for the great work.
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3y ago
Any more info about the watermarking? Only Meta can make the determination? Edit: I can’t find the weights but if I’m reading the paper right anyone could train their own detector.
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3y ago
These are interesting questions but why should I pay you specifically? It’s running on my hardware, openAI made the model, whisper.cpp keeps it updated. You legitimately solved an issue/problem making it easier to use and made a UI, bu
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3y ago
I think it means this? This PR was difficult to follow. https://github.com/topics/ai-starter-kit
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3y ago
I was able to do the same thing in 2023 with a new retail E4.
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But it seems like they aren’t just storing the majority opinion, or that opinions couldn’t be influenced from other related areas. I am assuming it’s a harder problem to only select for the majority at the exclusion of else vs sampling it a
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4y ago
Hard to predict and I’m not sure of the timeline of purchases, but 40B was 10% of their market cap at closing, which is kinda bonkers. So naively at least a 10% jump.
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