Zetaphor

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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
In that case you can use either rag or fine-tuning. The entire premise of the Tiananmen Square argument is just Americans feeling inferior. I use Chinese models every day for work and my personal life, the model not knowing about this one h
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
Stable Diffusion predates LLaMA
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
Anything that isn't explicitly to the benefit of US interests must be against them /s
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
Get the API key, hit the claim link, sign up for a new account, verify my email, go to the homepage: Application error: a server-side exception has occurred while loading cloud.browser-use.com Great first impression!
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
Hah! I did not know that, I'll update the article!
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
Quantization is the major appeal, we can't all run full precision
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
Are you referring to the CLI Codex? That can be installed with NPM or Homebrew, and is fully open source.
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
Most organizations aren't going to need the wide breadth of capabilities of the frontier models. They're risk averse and LLMs are non-deterministic, so use cases are typically more tightly scoped to tasks that involve nuanced clas
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
I guess I write like an LLM :P Probably a side effect of using them so much
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
LM Studio is equally as simple, has all the same features, and none of the performance or lock-in problems of ollama. If you only needed a single reason, how about kneecapping your performance by choosing ollama?
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
Give LM Studio a shot! It gives you the same experience without all of the problems of Ollama.
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
LM Studio is a popular option that bundles the MLX backend
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
LM Studio is basically Ollama except they give attribution. It offers all of the same features including the ability to host a server.
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
LM Studio also offers curation, while giving credit to llama.cpp and also easy search across all of Huggingface's GGUF's
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
If you don't want to have to think about it, LM Studio is probably the best choice.
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
I got tired of repeating the same points and having to dig up sources every time, so here's the timeline (as I know it) in one place with sources.
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The local LLM ecosystem doesn’t need Ollama(sleepingrobots.com)
648 points by Zetaphor 6mo ago|207 comments
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
You are assuming this was simply a development oversight and not part of a larger systemic issue
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
That entirely ignores and excuses the chain of decisions that lead to this problem. Removing it from the codebase today does nothing to dissuade them from doing something similar tomorrow
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
rclone on a cron job
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
You don't have a window manager hosting the terminal window on your host OS? That's the argument being made here, you're already in some kind of tiling or windowed environment, why replicate all of that on the remote?
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
There's plenty of valuable use cases for being able to give natural language instructions to a tool and have it act on that input. I do however agree that the current hype and valuations far exceed the real value being offered. Like wi
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
The statement was that China was giving up on open weights, they didn't say anything about licensing. Licensing on these models has always been hit or miss depending on which lab and which release.
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
I once interviewed for a small print shop that was proudly throwing out every AWS product name when describing their stack. They serve a few hundred customers and their previous system worked for decades entirely over email and a web form.
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
Alternatively products like openclaw have an outsized impact on Anthropic's infrastructure for essentially no benefit to them. Especially when you're taking advantage of the $200 plan. OpenAI has never shyed away from burning moun
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
Minimax just released a new model yesterday. You're conflating one company with a countries entire industry. There's more than just Qwen coming out of China.
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
People keep repeating this without any real thought behind it because of the high profile resignations on the Qwen team. Meanwhile the Minimax team just released a new open weights version of their 229B model yesterday. So much for that nar
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
Software should adapt to the user, not the other way around
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
It does have an outsized environmental impact compared to other technologies people would call useless. The only thing that really tops it in terms of ire and pollution is AI, but that has far more realized applications
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by Zetaphor 6mo ago
You'd still need to have 51% of the network to perform any successful attack, which despite the price drop is a a MASSIVE capital investment.

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