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by chaxor 3y ago
This is a bit different than the "read a paper" TTS app. I mentioned the idea just to say it's possible and coming. The blend of the two isn't out of the question though. Think of asking for a reading of a paper wherein
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by chaxor 3y ago
If cheap enough, it may solve a problem for people who don't know that they need to hire engineers to make that conveyor belt, or if they don't know if the conveyor belt will be needed for more than a few months. If it's gene
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by chaxor 3y ago
What if you want to hear about the latest arxiv updates while on your morning run? This seems like a fantastic idea for that purpose.
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by chaxor 3y ago
This is a great point. People will complain if LMs are applying to anything, but ultimately it improves accessibility, and allows for someone to dive deeper when needed. There will always be ways to misinterpret some academic work, and ther
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by chaxor 3y ago
There is definetly a way to make this happen though. Little bit o' whisper, Mixtral in some RAG, and you've got yourself a buddy to talk about the paper while it's reading it to you. Of course everyone will immediately say t
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by chaxor 3y ago
"old man yells at cloud" Seriously though, it's not going away no matter how much anyone hates it. Emails and blogs will continue to be written with it, letters of recommendation will be/are written with it, Presidentia
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by chaxor 3y ago
They may have meant that deepmind is a good majority of the authors, though ETH Zurich, a few others and even openai is represented as well. Does seem like strange wording if the paper went read though
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by chaxor 3y ago
If you want to process 100M documents, you want to use the most performant and fastest option - which a 7b param model isn't going to be it. Additionally, entity linking is an extremely common task, for which LLMs fail at pretty mise
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by chaxor 3y ago
I think you can make tar.zst pretty easily in Android?
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by chaxor 3y ago
Yeah it was/is a mix of sarcasm and genuine use case. I do have a thing (almost) like this, but use it because I want the isolation of network, filesystem, and so on. I definitely hate that it requires so much (not 20G, but still big
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by chaxor 3y ago
This is really great. I have been trying to get my docker to be more distributable. Right now it's just a simple python script in a python env inside a docker container inside a QEMU container to automate a click and then netcat someth
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by chaxor 3y ago
What's wrong with flatpak for that? Honest question as I don't know that space really
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by chaxor 3y ago
I think it's just to get free credits that you need to give a phone number? To the other point, yes it's crazy that "When inside kitty, how do I get my python inside latex injected into Julia? (It somehow works using alacritt
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by chaxor 3y ago
This looks fantastic on macos. I like the project. What does this have that is better than https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui ?
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by chaxor 3y ago
What about https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui ? Seems to have more features than all of them
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by chaxor 3y ago
What's wrong with the Google names? It seems pretty clear, they started with Bert, to borrow from AllenAIs Elmo, then Big Bird, and made some friends with Palms along the way. So of course Bard would make sense and is a natural next n
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by chaxor 3y ago
Does Xfce work on Wayland? I would imagine qubes would either use wayland or not provide any windows management if they're focused on security. As I understand it, X11 has a lot of big security vulnerabilities that Wayland fixes, but
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by chaxor 3y ago
While I agree with the hidden statement of the utility in online reinforcement learning here, it should be pointed out that for some snapshot of a system, which may have already been trained with a large amount of data - the structure of th
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by chaxor 3y ago
I think we may agree more than you realize, but perhaps we aren't clear about what we mean. As I said pretty early on - they are similar at some level . To make an analogy, that could be as simple as a submarine (w2v) and a fish (a
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by chaxor 3y ago
You haven't provided any counter argument, and there are many articles with data backing this up. Unfortunately I am not aware of any articles that can show convincing data that "LLMs don't learn like humans". I&#x2
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by chaxor 3y ago
If you could, would you mind pointing us to some foundational theory on this that actually proves (preferably with analytical expressions or some other form of mathematics) anything around these statements? It sounds like you read some of E
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by chaxor 3y ago
Again, that's a webapp product for the public - not state of the art research. These are very different things.
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by chaxor 3y ago
To be fair, they are not miles ahead of everyone completely - they're good at shipping products . Other companies (such as deepmind/Google) have capabilities approximately on par, or sometimes better than OpenAI - they just ar
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by chaxor 3y ago
You may mean Gemini 1.0 Pro, which is the paid version of what used to be bard. Unfortunately Gemini Ultra is not available right now, and it seems Gemini 1.5 Pro (potentially similar to Ultra 1.0) may be available by waitlist.
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by chaxor 3y ago
It's because that's what the equipment is designed to use, and yes it provides more reliable results with the current technology. Much of the equipment used in healthcare relies on very old technology. This certainly does not me
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by chaxor 3y ago
It is important to point out that what they claimed to do is not technically impossible actually. They just didn't do it, and lied about it. That was the real problem. It's very unfortunate, because it is technically possible, j
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by chaxor 3y ago
This is only specifically for web interface LLMs in the past few years that it's been lack luster. However, this statements is not correct for their overall history. W2V based lang models and BERT/Transformer models in the early
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by chaxor 3y ago
I just would like to point out that "why" is not a scientific question. Feynman mentions this quite a lot. The question "why" doesn't have answers in science. A question of "How" has a better chance of be
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by chaxor 3y ago
I was interested in trying our mojo. Then I looked at it booked out quick. No one will use a language that isn't free and open source. If mojo was free and open source (wasn't a company), and didn't just give out binaries wi
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by chaxor 3y ago
I'm lost in this thread. This whole time I just thought mainframe was an older style word for a large rack based server or server room. Like 'cloud' storage for someone's computer running miniserve. What is the real di

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