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I've been running the stock implementation that OpenAI put out, I didn't know people had made so many improvements! Thank you for your work.
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A bit of extra context, that's $8.8/hr for the 40GB A100's The 80GB A100's will run you $12.0/hr for 8 of them.
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Stagnant feature requests are the least of Teams' problems. It's a slow buggy resource hog that crashes frequently. Features keep getting added but until they address the fundamentals, all they're doing is polishing a turd.
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The next step is to get the model to evaluate its own failure modes, decide on a fix, write the code for it itself (calculator, datetime operations, external APIs that it knows of, or any other code for returning or transforming text) and t
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Huh, today I learned, thank you! I guess I can update towards "most of it will probably be cooked off" but 45% is still non negligible for a lot of scenarios. And even 5% remaining after 2.5 hours of boiling means that I should pr
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Don't forget drink driving. ~30% of car crashes involve a driver with alcohol in their system. In the US alone that's approximately 11,000 deaths a year. https://www.nhtsa.gov/risky-driving/drunk-driving#:~:te
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I think the parent comment agrees with you? They want to be able to choose whether to engage with alcohol without the attached stigma.
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For most recipes involving wine, the alcohol in the dish will have evaporated long before it arrives at your table.
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I've had limited luck getting ChatGPT to generate svg's. If finetuned on the task I bet it would be decent at it. Wouldn't be surprised if a similar markup language for CAD models was also possible.
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I've literally never heard about sexism directed their way, but given you worked there I'm sure you know better the story of treatment they get. What was the sexism, who was it directed against and why do you reckon they recieved
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From the first sentence of the article: "Bard will be used to a group of testers before being rolled out to the public in the coming weeks, the firm said."
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Here's a link to Google's announcement https://blog.google/technology/ai/bard-google-ai-search-upda...
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For anyone currently having a blast with ChatGPT/copilot, these are the sorts of unexpected behaviors you need to keep in mind when using it. Stay safe everyone.
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Meetings summaries are cool I guess, but it's about the least interesting thing you could do with gpt and Microsoft's software suite. And at $10/user/month? Put it in Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, GitHub, generate Excel for
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This feels like a recipe for getting your OpenAI account banned, and probably fairly tbh. I wonder if the fact that the API may expect user tokens, but this doesn't provide them may be correlated with the bug people are experiencing wi
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As a DC local, this essentially just formalises what has become the status quo. Fair evasion is rampant here, both on the metro and buses. At least people won't have to bother with even the theatre of pretending to care about it on the
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Obviously needs more parameters. 1 Trillion should get you your a's
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The only way to get companies like this to cooperate with what the fans really want is to vote with your wallet. The DND community recently won a large battle against WOTC over the proposed open gaming license changes. Fans saw wizards taki
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Apples hardware, and 4 RTX 3090's being able to run a GPT scale model quantized to 4 byte ints are worlds apart. Who knows though, maybe someone manages to get 4byte quantization producing good results and Apple makes a chip that can d
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Huh. Tempting. Amazon has them listed at $200, but still, that's only $2,400 for 12 of them. Still, adds up once you get the hardware you'd need to NVlink 12 of them, and then on top of that, the price of power/perf you get p
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Correlating user activity over periods of OpenAI API downtime would be an interesting activity. "Okay guys, the API is down, you have until it's back up to talk to me about pink pigeons (or any other unpredictable topic of the ref
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Check out the BLOOM models if you want to see a first stab at that. If you can find an economical way of running it though, let me know.
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I'd agree if Apple were in the business of making datacentre infrastructure. Nobody is running these large scale models on their personal devices. Sure, some of the image generation tech is seeing personal use, so you'd have a poi
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Pretty much any laptop would take hours to get anything significant done with GPT3 as the model would need to be batched in and out of memory from disk. The amount of memory required to run these models is immense. If you want a comparison,
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I'm rather sure there are a mid sized number of "anyones" who would buy the hardware required to run it given the opportunity. But I certainly agree that not everyone can, and very few individuals. The thing is a monster of a
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Don't get me wrong, I'd love to be able to run GPT3 and the subsequent finetuned versions thereof myself, but OpenAI has essentially no financial incentive to do so. A few years ago, we could maybe lean on their open aspirations t
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LLM's are incredibly expensive to run. I imagine the huge demand that ChatGPT is seeing would make any cloud vendor sweat if you were to suddenly lump it on top of the usual demand. To me it's entirely unsurprising that OpenAI wou
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Fully agree, the next iteration of this should get the model to prompt you when it discovers ambiguity in your request. User: "Who were the largest biotech investors in 2022?" Result: For clarification, do you mean: 1. Largest num
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> stopped reading here Your account is 5 days old. Either you need to learn the culture instead of telling other people, or you're a coward that won't voice their real opinions on their main account. Or you've been banned
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Come on bud, most Americans are fine with guns, but if I made a gun that only shoots pregnant women cowering in fear that pose no threat to the wielder, I think people would be rightly upset. People can argue that generating loli content is
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