cptcobalt

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by cptcobalt 2y ago
This is really exciting—the 12-32b size range has my favorite model size on my home computer, and the mistrals have been historically great and embraced for various fine-tuning. At 24b, I think this has a good chance of fitting on my more m
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
It's also just harder to support because of the sheer fragmentation. I give my engineers different Android phones as their primary development devices and yet the weird Android issues that keep cropping up are near constant.
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
As an adult with too much disposable income and a 3090, it just becomes a local LLM server w/ agents when I'm not playing games on it. Didn't even see the potential for it back then, but now I'm convinced that the xx90 s
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
Anecdatally (& disregarding political SMS), my spam call/text frequency has substantially skyrocketed to about 2-4x that of around 2020, to the extent that I am tempted to change phone numbers.
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
This is a nifty idea. I bet there'll be a HN-correlated pop in fridge whiteboard sales from this.
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
Below 50v is considered "low voltage". Higher voltage would require different safety considerations.
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
It would be even cooler if Amazon also encouraged and built a "Kiosk mode" browser view of the kindle for this sort of display hacking.
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
You can easily use a plugin like https://www.continue.dev/ and configure it to use Claude 3.5 Sonnet.
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
This article reads with the tone & pacing of AI slop. Edit: coverage with better reporting & screenshots of the problem: https://www.theverge.com/2024/9/30/24258693/ps5-update-news-... , https:&#
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
This article reads with the tone & pacing of AI slop.
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
I think this counts as flight time, not paperwork & preparation time on the ground.
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
This is the best description of orchestra tuning I've ever read. I've always wondered what gives it that specific sound of everything coming into place with relative consistency across orchestras, but didn't really know the m
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
> Also, is it viable to produce something like the A320 in low quantities when airlines need fleets in the hundreds? Bombardier thought so, and did so! They developed and introduced the C-series aircraft to compete with smaller 737s and
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
I'm in Tier 4, and not far off from Tier 5. The docs aren't quite transparent enough to show that if I buy credits if I'll be bumped up to Tier 5, or if I actually have to use enough credits to get into Tier 5. Edit, w/
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
The puberty of web engines!
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
I'm soon to be building an updated gaming PC (while ship of theseus'ing parts like my 3090, SSDs, etc), and it looks like this Zen 5 series is...not it. My sights are likely set on the 7900X3D as the processor I'm picking.
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Can an AI make a data-driven, visual story, much like The Pudding?(pudding.cool)
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
Interesting how much this undersells the product. I really thought I wanted it when I saw Avi's tweets about using his prototypes, where (for instance) it was coaching him on delivery and tone during a meeting. This proposition—just as
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
They're unrelated, but the typeface is intended to evoke the vibe of computers in that era.
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
> your car’s movements and exact location are being collected and shared anonymously with a data broker > said that the company had gotten the precise location of about 10 million G.M. cars up to every one to three seconds, but that
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
I wanted more examples of trolls and how the behavior degrades. The one scripted joke example doesn't land with a punch. > In short, I believe that the revealed objectives of LLM vendors differ starkly from what they say. They pour
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
This is HN, is asking about a VPS a bit quaint, when we're in the era of container orchestration/etc?
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
Really, hidden motors in the tour? That would be an interesting read.
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
https://archive.is/yVa8c
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
I think this is true as we keep building up abstraction layers. Computers are getting faster yet feel slower as we just want to work with higher level tech which makes it easier to understand less of how the sausage gets made. But I don&#x2
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
Anything that is a response to classic "SEO manipulation" to get higher ranking on a search engine result page to create an appearance that the content is higher value, is more comprehensive, or took more effort to produce does cr
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
This document is delightfully (?) 90s-era MS Office coded, with plenty of clip art and word art. Somewhat funny to see. For a rather dense document from 2004, is any of this worth casual study and still relevant?
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
Their users would revolt, it's a point of pride for B-unit holders to show off how well they can use seemingly inscrutable UIs.
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
This unironically feels like good research & paper potential.
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by cptcobalt 2y ago
This is over trivializing it, but there isn't much more inherent complexity in training an 8B or larger model other than more money, more compute, more data, more time. Overall, the principles are similar.

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