bytefactory

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by bytefactory 3y ago
I share your awe. I feel like a kid in a candy store with all these incredible AI breakthroughs coming out these days! There's a place for cynicism and pessimism, but the kid in me who loves technology for its own sake is just absolute
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by bytefactory 3y ago
Seems vastly more refined than the first iteration. It doesn't keep faltering on failed searches, at least with my limited testing.
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by bytefactory 3y ago
Did you find a way to do this seamlessly including being able to say something like "Hey Bing", or do you just have a shortcut or widget for this?
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by bytefactory 3y ago
Perhaps open-source AI models will be the our counterweight to commercial capture of AIs.
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by bytefactory 3y ago
So in about 7-8 years, Solar could theoretically have enough capacity to meet the needs of the world?! That's staggering, and incredible news if true!
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by bytefactory 3y ago
Hah, fair enough.
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by bytefactory 3y ago
I think local LLMs are great for tinkerers, and with quantization can run on most modern PCs. I am not comfortable sending over my personal data over to OpenAI/Anthropic, so I've been playing around with https://github.
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by bytefactory 3y ago
I'm finding it hard to find a source for what the current available global capacity is. 1/2.85 TW sounds amazing, would you happen to have a source?
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by bytefactory 3y ago
Fascinating. Thanks again!
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by bytefactory 3y ago
That's super helpful, thanks! I assume MoE is still prohibitively expensive to train, which is why we're not seeing massive MoE models?
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by bytefactory 3y ago
Could you explain the difference to a noob, please?
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by bytefactory 3y ago
The rooster didn't approve of your soldering technique?
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by bytefactory 3y ago
I'm unreasonably excited about possibly witnessing a new popular term coming into being!
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WizardCoder 34B surpasses GPT4 on HumanEval(twitter.com)
1 points by bytefactory 3y ago|1 comments
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by bytefactory 3y ago
WizardLM claims to have beaten GPT4 on HumanEval with 73.2% @ Pass1 to GPT4s 67% (in the original GPT4 report). Big, if true. Their own testing puts present GPT4 at 82%, but 73.2% still seems very competitive.
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by bytefactory 3y ago
I had the same question. Being thrown into a payment page right after providing your email is very jarring. I don't want to pay for a product without even giving it a spin.
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by bytefactory 3y ago
This looks amazing! I'm somebody who quite enjoyed the Discord interface, although I don't use it much. I'm glad you're building something like this, it'll definitely scratch the need for an open alternative to Disc
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by bytefactory 3y ago
> Still a small community though Lack of content has been my biggest issue with lemmy by far. There's just not enough content right now (once the many topics I have blocked because of zero interest are removed) to sustain my mindles
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by bytefactory 3y ago
I'm hoping this will lead to more effective medical or non-medical interventions. Seems like major progress in our understanding.
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by bytefactory 3y ago
This is an incredible project, thanks for making this! I realize right after saying that, my slight critique will be a bit ironic :D I really like the variety of the comments, but some of them lean a bit towards being milquetoast and lack t
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by bytefactory 3y ago
> I am saddened to see this trend happening in the Linux world. There are several trends that are reducing/removing the very things that make Linux better than other OS choices, and this is one of them. That's sad to hear. Linu
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by bytefactory 7y ago
I've read that in body-language terms, sitting in the middle seat of a small row of seats communicates "I would like to be alone here", whereas sitting in the edges communicates "feel free to sit here". This might h
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by bytefactory 8y ago
The idea of a virus that "cures" consciousness seems to be dangerously close to creating of zombies - or heavens forbid - P-Zombies ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophical_zombie )!
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by bytefactory 9y ago
> So it does require the private key to your hot-wallet to be on an always on, networked machine, right? No. You can have the private key in an offline hardware wallet like Ledger, with the lightning app on your machine waiting for the d
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by bytefactory 9y ago
Opening a Lightning payment channel doesn't require your master private key. You'd create an initial transaction using your primary wallet (which would presumably be in cold storage) to open the Lightning channel and fund it. Ther
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by bytefactory 9y ago
> Monte Carlo Tree Search -- AlphaGo (although some of it is Neural Network training, the MCTS is the core of the algorithm) AFAIK, this is not correct. Many of the Go playing algorithms before AlphaGo used MCTS or some variant. The true
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by bytefactory 9y ago
> (It might not even be as complex as people think ... Yeah, I suspect you're right. Eliezer was alluding to this with the AlphaGo victory as well: > ... Human neural intelligence is not that complicated and current algorithms ar
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by bytefactory 9y ago
Ooh, this'll be interesting to see, as with AlphaGo, a lot of people disputed the "experts believed it would take ~10 more years" claim retrospectively. With SC2, no AI even comes close to beating even a silver level player,
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by bytefactory 10y ago
So...you mean a grad student? ;)
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by bytefactory 10y ago
Nerdgasm.

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