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by a2128 2y ago
I find it deeply troubling that platforms are becoming so hostile that users are having to strike against the owners by mass deleting their content. And then the platforms handle this by simply undeleting the content and banning them from c
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by a2128 2y ago
Apple's sections about the environment in their announcements always makes me feel like I'm being gaslit as they mention anything but repair and supporting the consumer's right to reduce and re-use
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by a2128 2y ago
What's so unique about this compared to just using RunPod?
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by a2128 2y ago
I may be way off-base here but this is what I imagine the problem is: 1. Company executive decides their developers need top-of-the-line hardware to remain competitive in today's market 2. Developers make web apps on their company-prov
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by a2128 2y ago
The only AI I'll ever use is CodeBERG AI: https://codeberg.org/Codeberg-Infrastructure/forgejo/pulls/8... :)
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by a2128 2y ago
I'm glad they took a less censored approach this time. In my testing of Llama 2, I found that it was censored to the point that sometimes it would do a 180 and say something actually harmful or rude under the guise of safety: https:&#
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by a2128 2y ago
I had mic issues so just to confirm it was working I asked for its name and it introduced itself by giving me the code immediately and telling me that its goal is to keep this code secret
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by a2128 2y ago
Just got uploaded to HuggingFace: https://huggingface.co/meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3-8B https://huggingface.co/meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3-70B
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by a2128 3y ago
I thought the recommendation for long contexts with RWKV was to put the question after the content, otherwise it can forget the question
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by a2128 3y ago
Is H-1B an option if I don't have a bachelor's degree (never went to university)? I'm currently doing remote contracting for a US company and I'm wondering what my options would be for working in the US
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by a2128 3y ago
I'm not a professional Office user, but I personally found OnlyOffice to be a very suitable replacement (you can get the FOSS version on Flathub)
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by a2128 3y ago
It worked for some years and was as easy as downloading something from Flathub, then near March they announced they will be blocking it again[0]. The only options now are to do hacky Android emulation with Waydroid to run the Android client
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by a2128 3y ago
> "So I can be like, 15 years old, in Indonesia, living in a slum, and then now with just a laptop, I can create something, make money, and then sustain my life" Not if you can't get past the 50-step impossible Arkose capt
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by a2128 3y ago
The quality of this tweet and discussion is extremely disappointing. If you read the actual paper, you'll realize that Apple is not claiming to have discovered a magical breakthrough allowing their 80M model to somehow be competitive w
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by a2128 3y ago
I had implemented something like this before, back when GPT-2 was the go-to. It wasn't too complicated. All you need to do is calculate the probability of the AI responding. So in my case, given an input "Joe: Hey how are you, Bob
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by a2128 3y ago
Your privacy policy[0] doesn't seem to mention any of this. How is the data being used? I'm not very certain about inputting my data into any tool that uploads to cloud and there's no valid privacy policy [0] https:/&#x
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by a2128 3y ago
This is actually not that unusual. Stable Diffusion's license, CreativeML Open RAIL-M, has the exact same clause: "You shall undertake reasonable efforts to use the latest version of the Model." Obviously updating the model i
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by a2128 3y ago
I've been struggling to use Google Maps's search lately. I zoom into Orlando, search "Euro Deli", and it suddenly takes me to a place called Euro Deli in Quebec. If I go back to Orlando and then click "Search this a
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by a2128 3y ago
I imagine it's probably more than just price. A laptop is less portable and requires a backpack to carry it, and requires access to wall sockets to continuously charge it. You may be at greater risk of being robbed, and the people arou
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by a2128 3y ago
Right to Repair is about enabling owners of devices to get their devices repaired, instead of being stuck with the choice of throwing it away and buying a new one. If the manufacturers set the price of spare parts so unreasonably high that
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by a2128 3y ago
Note if you're trying this yourself, as it confused me - whitespace matters for tokenization. To get this glitch to work, there must not be a space preceding useRalativeImagePath For example, this question will trigger the glitch: Do y
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by a2128 3y ago
Not the same website, but the video player was made by a Brazillian company called VTurb and they're using the same logarithmic progress bar on their front page. If you inspect element it's literally called "smartplayer-fake-
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by a2128 3y ago
A while ago I came across a website with a video player that gaslights you with a logarithmic progress bar. It had me fooled for a while into thinking the video has only 2-3 minutes left, before I finally clicked the pop-out button in Firef
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by a2128 3y ago
I've never seen a web game site that tries to distract you with a chat button by putting a fake message notification and a "Need help? The team will reply as soon as they can"
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by a2128 3y ago
I don't think it would necessarily be embarrassing for Google because Gemini Pro is multimodal, while GPT-3.5 Turbo is text-only. Given this difference it wouldn't seem too unrealistic to me if Gemini Pro was bigger, but it seems
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by a2128 3y ago
Do we actually know that Gemini Pro is < 20 billion params? Their paper revealed Nano-1 is 1.8B and Nano-2 is 3.25B, but they seemed to omit any details about Gemini Pro or Ultra, and I couldn't find any further information online b
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by a2128 3y ago
I clicked on count_1w.txt and scrolled to the bottom and found a lot of what seem like misspellings of Google. Then I clicked on count_2w.txt and did the same and regretted doing so
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by a2128 3y ago
I noticed the default parameter count value is 1.418 billion but if you erase it you can't actually enter it back because you can't type a decimal point in the input area. Also, you can't enter parameter counts smaller than 1
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by a2128 3y ago
It would be nice if companies were required to make available the source code for drivers/firmware/etc if they wish to discontinue a piece of hardware that's still in use, so that the community can take over software support
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by a2128 3y ago
I just think it's a bit misleading to call something "open-source (xyz)" if it wholly depends on a proprietary service that provides (xyz). If you made an open-source implementation of the Discord client, it'd be mislead

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