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benkaiser
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Runs on an AMD 7900 XTX at about ~20 tokens per second using LM Studio + Vulkan.
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This is not to far from what AdNauseam does today as a simple browser extension. https://adnauseam.io/
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Absolutely. I recently read "The Life You Can Save" by Peter Singer, and it really does a great job of making the case for generosity even amongst middle class 1st world individuals. ebook/audiobook are free from their websit
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To add a little context here, I (the author) understand LLMs aren't the right tool (at least by themselves) for verbatim verse recall. The trigger for me doing the tests was seeing other people in my circles blindly trusting that ChatG
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I'm talking about it mostly from an entropy standpoint here. With larger size, you can represent more information. Think of it like how you have a JPEG, you can compress it further and further, but eventually you lose the ability to un
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I can speak to a couple of perspectives I have seen other people use it for, ranging from valid to somewhat scary. 1. Preparing a sermon for Church, I don't advocate for this, but it's definitely being done out there. Here, the pa
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I guess the challenge is that the parameters have to encode much more intricacy than just the Bible. Even if one were produced purely with text from the bible, it would likely not be able to converse as well as conversationally tuned ones b
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Hence why I marked those cases with warnings, indicating they were accurate if you give leniency for different translations.
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Some services may overlay this functionality (e.g. Bing), but in the article I'm making direct LLM calls without any external function calling.
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Hah, I did not. Thanks
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Can LLMs accurately recall the Bible?
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Fast, easy, less likely to run afoul of copyright.
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Show HN: Only Fans
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I agree with the others that ES5 is likely where it came from, but my mind also jumped to The Jackson 5.
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It sounds righteous for sure, but the implementation sounds terrible. Let's suppose kids do get forced off the mainstream social networks with Australia legal entities (Meta, Goog, Bytedance, X?). What stops them from joining fringe so
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I can actually weigh in here. Working from Australia for another team inside Microsoft with a large monorepo on Azure devops. I pretty much cannot do a full (unshallow) clone of our repo because Azure devops cloning gets nowhere close to sa
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This really makes me wonder if we can go full circle at fast-food restaurants like McDonalds. Ordering at a counter (10 seconds) has been replaced in recent years with touching a giant screen (2+ minutes). This demo really shines light on h
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This being native is super nice! I maintain an open source web-based music player called Stretto[1]. It works well as a PWA on Android, but it depends on a chrome extension to bypass CORs. Allows you to import playlists from Spotify and aut
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At least with Nova launcher, you can "edit" a PWA icon once it's on the home screen and un-check the badge to make it look more seamless.
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For those needing chromium, there's also Kiwi Browser, which is mostly a chromium fork with extensions re-enabled on mobile. I wish I could switch to FF, but I still need PWA support + rich media notifications for a web based music pla
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Resizing Form Images Using HTML Attributes
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The every noise at once site is also a great genre map I've sunk far too much time into: https://everynoise.com/
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Also relevant, from 10 years ago, Simple Universal Time. Takes it one step further and eradicates timezones. https://www.nico.schottelius.org/docs/sut/
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~13 tokens per second. I asked for a story about goldilocks and this was the timings on my M1 air using `ollama run mistral --verbose`: total duration: 33.964492834s load duration: 1.471584ms prompt eval count: 8 token(s) pr
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I use this method also, super convenient to be able to git push. Adding apps, databases managing environment variables and managing domains is all very straight-forward.
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Wow this is perfect. Thank you!
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Happy to hear what good free tools are out there too. I know Zoom supports this on their free personal tier, the meetings are just capped at 40 mins.
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Ask HN: Are there any good open source screen sharing tools with remote control?
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Interesting how the youtube videos are pulled down in a cloud function and stored on a file host for caching. I know there is a disclaimer about making sure you have the applicable rights, and IANAL, but this is for sure violating some term
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I find it useful to filter to only stories over X points. 500 seems like a good bar for really great stuff. 300 for more casual reading, anything lower starts having a bunch more noise. https://news.ycombinator.com/over?poin
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