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by bt1a 2y ago
You are correct. This project is "on the CPU", so it will not utilize your GPU for computation. If you would like to try out a Rust framework that does support GPUs, Candle https://github.com/huggingface/candl
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by bt1a 2y ago
I am struggling to juggle the balls in my mind. Are there any stepping-stone visual pieces like this to hopefully get me there? Very neat write-up, but I can't wait to share the realized absurdity of the red ball's green box eclip
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by bt1a 2y ago
Archive link?
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by bt1a 2y ago
Non-expert, pure speculator here: I cannot help but think of the Titan submersible and its minor flaw in the hull that slowly became more and more of an issue with each dive and pressurization cycle. I wonder if the 'untenable' le
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by bt1a 2y ago
As an AI assistant, I'm not equipped or trained to handle an ongoing nuclear meltdown..
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by bt1a 2y ago
I am currently working on configuring a similar private, open source portfolio tracker built on top of ledger (a double-entry accounting system). I was drawn to it because of its yml config that I can version control easily If anyone has se
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by bt1a 2y ago
Yes
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by bt1a 2y ago
Probably because our incredibly inefficient, burdened, and splintered healthcare system barely functions as is, and they do not have the time nor resources to pause and put in place an emergency downtime operating protocol that works as wel
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by bt1a 2y ago
I am positive that people in hospitals died as a direct result of this incident.
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by bt1a 2y ago
> The Internet Archive serves millions of people each day and is one of the top 300 web sites in the world. A single copy of the Internet Archive library collection occupies 145+ Petabytes of server space (and we store at least 2 copies
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by bt1a 2y ago
Why not a markdown doc + git with each colleague using their own text editor/IDE of choice?
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by bt1a 2y ago
Maybe a jest at those who are self-employed..?
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by bt1a 2y ago
(aichat in tangential comment looks much better) Besides aider and ollama, I think shell_gpt https://github.com/TheR1D/shell_gpt is great for quick chats / lookups. Being able to quickly cat files to repl sessions
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by bt1a 2y ago
This, plus metal acceleration works quite well. 7~8B parameter models quantized to 3bpw or so run with good tok/s on my iphone 15 pro
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by bt1a 2y ago
I'll agree that the pages about Koheesio hosted on nike's website are strangely empty of persuasive specifics (seems like generative AI used by someone who was in charge of writing it up lol..), but maybe the authors believe that
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by bt1a 2y ago
bypass paywalls clean aint bad either
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by bt1a 2y ago
I do what you're describing with VB-CABLE on Windows (and Blackhole-2ch on macOS) + OBS https://vb-audio.com/Cable/index.htm So, if you wanted to transcribe the audio from one of your physical output devices (say
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by bt1a 2y ago
This won't dethrone Llama 3, but it's equally impressive. They mention this model's relative weakness in the TruthfulQA eval, since it's more lossy trying to pack 'knowledge' into a small model relative to prob
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by bt1a 2y ago
I tore my hair out developing a SwiftUI app that could run llama.cpp and whisper.cpp simultaneously. Was able to run a Q3_K Mistral 7B along with a smaller whisper model eventually, but grinding through XCode is a nightmare. They're wo
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by bt1a 3y ago
If I'm reading this correctly, they had to discard Llama 2 answers and only use GPT-3.5 given answers to test the hypothesis. GPT-3.5 answering questions through the OAI API alone is not an acceptable method of testing problem solving
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by bt1a 3y ago
I think there's more than a few enthusiasts who would be very interesting in buying 1 or more of these cards (if they had 32+ GB of memory), but I don't have any data to back that opinion up. It is not only those who can't af
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by bt1a 3y ago
I would also think that generating a very large amount of C code using coding LLMs (using deepseek, for example, + verifying that the output compiles) as synthetic training data would be quite beneficial in this situation. Generally the qua
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by bt1a 3y ago
Perhaps the initial creation of the index is indeed something that an average laptop could accomplish, but I'd imagine that frequently updating the index and serving requests against it would be compute-intensive. I have nothing to bac
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by bt1a 3y ago
Pouring one out for the future litigators, jurors, and judges who will have to pore over this inextricable web of legal and technical details
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by bt1a 3y ago
It is not. In related news, v2 of the "stack" dataset was recently released > 3.28B unique files belonging to 104.2M github repositories were collected by traversing the Software Heritage 2023-09-06 graph dataset. Additional re
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by bt1a 3y ago
If you think the readme is cryptic, you're in for a treat
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by bt1a 3y ago
i can't comprehend this, but i enjoyed your main page and seeing the quine shuffle as i zoomed in and out with my scrollwheel
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by bt1a 3y ago
Don't get pickled, friends!
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by bt1a 3y ago
I tried so hard to make ascii art with GPT-4 api :(
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by bt1a 3y ago
A shame you can't find any meaningful parallels like many of us. Why the pissy tone? Here's some good reading for you https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voltage-gated_ion_channel

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