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enlyth
4y ago
I suspect that the lack of CUDA is a dealbreaker for too many people when it comes to AMD, with the recent explosion in machine learning.
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enlyth
4y ago
An alleged photo of an engineering sample was spotted in the wild a while ago, but no one knows if it's actually going to end up being a thing you can buy.
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4y ago
I've been told the 4 bit quantization slows it down, but don't quote me on this since I was unable to benchmark at 8 bit locally In any case, you're right it might not be as significant, however, the quality of the output inc
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enlyth
4y ago
Exactly, we're just below that sweet spot right now. For example on 24GB, Llama 30B runs only in 4bit mode and very slowly, but I can imagine a RLHF finetuned 30B or 65B version running in at least 8bit would be actually useful, and yo
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enlyth
4y ago
Don't worry, you're not missing out, it's terrible. It didn't know the difference between a month and a week, and when I asked it a coding question, it said "I'm just a language model, so I can't help you
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enlyth
4y ago
Please give us consumer cards with more than 24GB VRAM, Nvidia. It was a slap in the face when the 4090 had the same memory capacity as the 3090. A6000 is 5000 dollars, ain't no hobbyist at home paying for that.
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enlyth
4y ago
Faking the image quality through software is becoming more powerful than actually taking a good image, and people don't seem to care if the pixels on the screen are really what the optics saw. They just want to take a pretty photo, and
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enlyth
4y ago
It's quite noticeable actually, and it adds up, it's not just an extra 20ms. For casual gamers and turn based games maybe it could work, as a niche. For FPS, multiplayer, ARPG, and so on, it's a dealbreaker, anything over 100
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enlyth
4y ago
What's with all the sensationalist doom and gloom? The job market is still really strong, and Amazon for example hired 300k people from 2020 to 2021. These layoffs are a drop in the bucket, happening at Big Tech mostly. Corporate profi
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enlyth
4y ago
We also lose consciousness every night when we sleep.
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enlyth
4y ago
I feel the same way. I haven't actually completed a full game with Godot but it was a joy to use when playing around with it and making some simple proof of concepts.
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enlyth
4y ago
Something about Twitch chat is magical, even though it is commonly just walls of copypasta, it feels like participating in a real, authentic audience. Often times it is more entertaining that the stream itself, just like on HN you would rus
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enlyth
4y ago
> Someone who calls himself "Dr. Doom" predicts doom I cannot say I am overly surprised
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enlyth
4y ago
It's not foolproof but it does guess a lot of what you had exactly in your mind, just hadn't typed down yet. If I start "enum { North", I will gladly accept the ", East, South, West }" autocomplete from Copilot
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enlyth
4y ago
As a developer I feel that understanding business requirements, translating them into code, liaising with product owners, designers, managing deadlines, expectations, making decisions on when to push back, having a mental map of the codebas
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enlyth
4y ago
Here is a sample chatbot style conversation I had locally with LLAMA 30B 4bit quantization on a 3090 RTX (generation speed 5 tokens per second): https://i.imgur.com/V4lzLz7.png It does quite well at simple reasoning. More c
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enlyth
4y ago
> give a copy of your key to a "bank" to hold The irony, lol.
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enlyth
4y ago
Maybe they should put the High Tatras on the logo instead now
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enlyth
4y ago
> There is no essential mutable state in computer science. Yes, theoretically. Now imagine your mutable state is 2GB in size, have fun creating a copy of it on every change.
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enlyth
4y ago
Why is population decline seen as bad? Is it because it threatens our model of a forever exponentially growing economy? Just let populations decline. More housing will be available for everyone, more natural resources to share. Higher quali
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enlyth
4y ago
The 32GB and 64GB SanDisk variants are actually cheaper on Amazon than the 16GB one. Yes, the advertising is misleading, but OP could've saved money and quadrupled his space if he wanted to.
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enlyth
4y ago
>Volume slider This is a common mistake [0], even popular applications like the Netflix player get it wrong [0] https://www.dr-lex.be/info-stuff/volumecontrols.html
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enlyth
4y ago
I wonder what the future used car market will look like when all new vehicles are eventually electric. Right now I'm driving a 10 year old Toyota which I bought for £5k and I could probably drive it for 10 more years if I continue taki
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enlyth
4y ago
That's a bit overly harsh and missing the point of the article
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If I remember correctly their website already had disclaimers not to keep money in their wallets long term because it's meant for temporary storage only, and they charged interest on any funds just sitting there to discourage people fr
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enlyth
4y ago
The content filters do not apply in English only, I am fluent in Slovak and tried it out, it refused to swear or do anything offensive, and replied with the classic "As an AI model I cannot..." copypasta
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enlyth
4y ago
Yandex image search is miles ahead of Google
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enlyth
4y ago
The "Tertiary button" example in the article. How is this a button? It's a piece of text. Zero visual indication whatsoever that it functions as a button. I've done my fair share of front end dev and I like modern flat d
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enlyth
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We got DDoSed by Microsoft once, since the marketing department sent out an email with a link to one of our low traffic services which generally handles maybe a few hundred requests a day, and tens of thousands of requests from Microsoft&#x
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enlyth
4y ago
Thank you so much for saying this. My parents were very involved in my choice of education, I was indirectly pressured to go to medical school, which ended up with me dropping out because I was never the type of person to sit down for days
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