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_akhe
3y ago
A lot of people who have never sold a digital product say stuff like this, but there's definitely a very obvious and gigantic market for low prices. As somebody who has released several games and apps where some did well and others wer
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3y ago
How is Wayback Machine not a wonder? Crowdsourced archive that's also behind Open Library and Archive-It. Also comes to mind: Waze, 123movies, and now that I think about it - why not Google or Hugging Face (Ollama, etc.)?
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3y ago
Thanks but I'm still curious why you linked to the transformer or why it's relevant to your claim of "has nothing to do with LLMs" which held enough weight to get the title of the post changed.
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3y ago
The entire library is not just a data structure, it just uses it to model language. You still haven't npm installed have you? If you spent 5 minutes with it, it would answer your questions. You use it like this: `agent.getTokenPredicti
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Why so you can change the timeline and seize the crown from Thrall when he invited you to join him in Durotar and you declined? Because you have my axe if you do - the Horde should have stuck to its wild roots!
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_akhe
3y ago
NFT people: Now's your chance to prove your concepts.
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3y ago
Seems like an Elon Musk influencer puke but I liked the headlines of some of the videos. Unfortunately they're so incredibly boring I couldn't stand to watch another second. Thanks for sharing!
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3y ago
Again, the library does not claim to "be an LLM" - it's not that at all, it's actually a next-token prediction library that has methods like `getTokenPrediction` etc. Though you are set up to build an LLM with this if yo
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3y ago
Take it up with the Markov chain people on this page. It would be too much memory if I kept the data in strings, or even if I used a Python list, but it's not when I use a JavaScript object. It's one of the main points I explained
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3y ago
Amazing work! Simple yet very useful.
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3y ago
This just clicks "Skip" for you - it's not an ad blocker. To your other point, creators make most their money from brand deals, merch, and appearances. Ever since the "adpocalypse" it's very easy to get demonet
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3y ago
He ain't gonna answer is he? Kinda crazy how karma/reputation works on these sites, you just get what you want and have to explain nothing
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Haha dude you think Python is fast, and said multi-process has nothing to do with JavaScript, so of course I'm going to write off anything you think at this point because you know nothing about dynamic languages. I missed the V8 bit be
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3y ago
In the case of `Set` and `Map` they're keys though. It's sorted in that you can reference `data[1]` and get that element, but I don't know the keys are necessarily sorted. This guy says "V8 team explains how some memory
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3y ago
NFT bros had their pixel avatars, AI has Stable Diffusion generated avatars :D For some reason you can't use a real photo in either of these fields of work. What really defines an AI engineer: A) Already used their $5 on OpenAI API B)
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3y ago
My bad it's on the insertion side, you can O(1) insert into the middle of Array-likes like Set in JS (which I use in this lib), where I think Python is O(n) for all it's Array-likes. Think you can O(1) append to an Array though. B
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3y ago
Not trolling, though I feel the same way about you with this post haha. To answer your question, this library doesn't provide something like a `chat` method and doesn't provide anything like Stable Diffusion's `img2img` API e
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3y ago
Sorry you feel I haven't been grateful enough when people share resources and comments, I really do appreciate it - and I appreciate what you just shared here too. Thanks! I see a lot of parallels to this exercise and what I did - thei
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3y ago
Do they really have to be that long? And why can't they just be 4-4-4-4 (I'm sure someone knows). In hobby apps I often .split('-')[0] lol the first 8 is fine (so far)
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Sure, artificial neural network is a great analogy. But that leaves out what it literally is, which is a next-token prediction library that you can use like this: // Predict the next word agent.getTokenPrediction('what
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Out of curiosity, why did you link the comment block of the `train` function? Can't figure out the significance of linking this or how it supports your claim.
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Yep, it's also "just a Markov chain", and "just a data structure", and "just lookups" but what I'm telling you is that it's really (fr fr) a next-token prediction library that you can use lik
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3y ago
This would be useful for RAG when a Wiki doesn't exist. findOrCreate
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Agree with you, but on mediocrity: Mistral barely passes as usable, GPT-4 is barely better than Googling, and nothing else I've tried is even ready for production. So there's some element of the model's design, weights/e
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It should also bother marketers in the AI industry because it confuses people on what the incredible value is. So many people think LLM means chatbot, even here on HN. So many people think agent means mentally humanoid. But we have others
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"Note that the data dumps are not backups, not consistent, and not complete."
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As long as the LLM Moderator deems it safe discourse let the best idea win! I'd love a debate between 2 highly-accurate and context-aware LLMs - if such a thing existed. Otherwise it would be like reading HN or Reddit debates where 2 e
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I already do this more and more each day. ollama run mistral change this React code to Angular. Here is the code: or chocolate chip cookies recipe And get the actual recipe instead of countless blogs and ads (just watch for the hallucinatio
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The most profitable use case for local LLMs will be one where the end user doesn't even know a local LLM is running, in the same way that a user doesn't know what libraries Photoshop is running, to them it's just Photoshop. F
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3y ago
Gives me Conway's Game of Life vibes! Love this kind of stuff, nice work :)
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