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by cosmojg 2y ago
Because there are a lot of people who like that idiot, and as an educational science show, their goal is to educate that idiot and people who like that idiot so they can all be a little less idiotic.
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by cosmojg 2y ago
You could always try running Linux instead.
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Nahhh, that's the tried-and-true Apple approach to marketing, and OpenAI is well positioned to adopt it for themselves. They act like they invented transformers as much as Apple acts like they invented the smartphone.
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by cosmojg 2y ago
I switched to Zellij[1] a few years back, and I've been enjoying Sixel support since sometime in 2022. If you're looking to shake up your workflow, I find it's a vastly superior experience to tmux out of the box. It ships wit
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by cosmojg 2y ago
You are a real scientist. Thank you for all of your hard work!
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by cosmojg 2y ago
I hope the fact that I feel I wasted my time reading this article means I'm already on the right track.
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Just use WSL. Or dual boot.
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by cosmojg 2y ago
In my experience? Yeah, Zellij's UX for session management vastly improves over that of screen and tmux, and it comes out of the box with much saner defaults. However, like tmux, it offers more than just session management, and also li
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by cosmojg 2y ago
The data flowing through LLM routers is a hot commodity right now. OpenRouter, for example, even provides a flat-rate 1% discount across the board if you agree to let them use your API calls for model training, and rumor has it that they&#x
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by cosmojg 2y ago
> creativity - one of the very few applications generative AI can truly excel at - is currently impossible. it could revolutionize entertainment, but it isn't allowed to. the models are only allowed to produce inoffensive, positiv
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by cosmojg 2y ago
The cartoon is literally pointing at contextually relevant information, and it's far more pleasant to follow than yet another big red arrow. That said, I would have enjoyed my reading a bit more if the author utilized a more diverse ca
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Those cartoon foxes secured his legacy, and to a significant extent, that of Ruby itself.
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Does this ruling actually set enough legal precedent for someone to, for example, successfully press charges against Smith & Wesson for assisting a murder facilitated by a weapon they manufactured and distributed? Or are the legal impli
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Link: https://sanctionssearch.ofac.treas.gov/Details.aspx?id=39796 What is the actual legal interpretation of OFAC listing a website domain and a set of Ethereum addresses on the OFAC sanction list? Does this simply mean th
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Ironically, the video is a skeptic's attempt at a balanced review of a published paper, and the paper, which makes its argument in text, is way more bullshit than the video's verbal discussion of it.
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by cosmojg 2y ago
If you like physics and you haven't watched Sabine, you're missing out. She discusses recently published research in an entertaining and accessible manner while also doing a good job of touching on more advanced aspects pertinent
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Does this mean that "overtraining" a midsize LLM for many more epochs on a small, representative subset of the dataset used by a larger, more performant LLM might be sufficient for matching the performance of the larger model?
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by cosmojg 2y ago
Does this mean that "overtraining" a midsize LLM for many more epochs on a small, representative subset of the dataset used by a larger, more performant LLM might be sufficient for matching the performance of the larger model?
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by cosmojg 2y ago
> My previous experience with Qwen releases is that the models also have a habit of randomly switching to Chinese for a few words. I wonder if this model is better at responding to English questions with an English response? Maybe we nee
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by cosmojg 3y ago
> A Web crawler, sometimes called a spider or spiderbot and often shortened to crawler, is an Internet bot that systematically browses the World Wide Web and that is typically operated by search engines for the purpose of Web indexing (w
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by cosmojg 3y ago
There are already some implementations out there which attempt to accomplish this! Here's an example: https://github.com/silphendio/sliced_llama A gist pertaining to said example: https://gist.github.co
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by cosmojg 3y ago
Well, in this case, most online multiplayer video games wouldn't work without it!
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by cosmojg 3y ago
I definitely prefer this over click-to-refresh banners. I want to make as few decisions as possible when completing a well-defined task on a computer.
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by cosmojg 3y ago
Memory-constrained environments.
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by cosmojg 3y ago
That's how ICBMs do it! > Intercontinental ballistic missiles use celestial navigation to check and correct their course (initially set using internal gyroscopes) while flying outside the Earth's atmosphere. The immunity to jam
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by cosmojg 3y ago
Fortunately for academics looking for a new start in industry, this widespread misunderstanding has made it only far too easy to transition from a slow-paced career in computational neuroscience to an overwhelmingly lucrative one in machine
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by cosmojg 3y ago
Because ChatGPT ships with a system prompt which instructs the underlying model to do exactly that. A similar web application could be developed for Claude, and it would perform similarly with the right prompt, as it's quite good at to
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by cosmojg 3y ago
You missed the bit where I mentioned keeping my TOTP secret keys separate from my passwords by storing them in separate vaults, each of which is separately encrypted on-device with a different password. Cloud synchronization is optional.
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by cosmojg 3y ago
Right, but it's certainly easier for people who might not even know what "API" stands for, and that's quite nifty. As far as self-hosted frontends go, I can personally recommend SillyTavern[1] in the browser, ChatterUI[2
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by cosmojg 3y ago
Just copy and paste the contents into context?

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