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ericlewis
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I was with you on the first and second on, food and population control - sure. But murdering kittens for no apparent reason?
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They’re a really small company and lean heavily on their sibling company 8bitdo for some bits. Getting the FPGAs is the problem generally, and the same reason why it’s hard to find a mister. They usually similar chips too. The size of the c
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3y ago
I get different responses based on how I asked. Sometimes 2021 sometimes 2022.
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3y ago
You need to ~2 grams a minute. So, about an hour.
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ericlewis
3y ago
You could also cache addresses seen before.
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3y ago
I’m curious, did you actually run it through the tokenizer and see if it was less tokens vs uncompressed? I have seen a lot of people try these “compression” schemes and token usage can be higher.
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3y ago
Rome is not a runtime, it’s a toolchain.
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3y ago
Left center I think is Fred Huxham.
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ericlewis
3y ago
Pentium III no?
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3y ago
OG Xbox was x86 and was released similar time as PS2. Then they went PPC for 360. And now back to x86.
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3y ago
good thing people need salt!
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3y ago
I know more than half a dozen extremely top of their field for sure engineers who work there. Even having them would be an insane concentration of talent imo.
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3y ago
Mostly infighting with the teams around how to build for oculus, it is a huge pain in the ass.
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3y ago
All controls for visionOS also have something called "direct touch" where if you reach out and press the button the button gets pressed! Further, you can absolutely make 3D objects able to be grabbed, thrown, resized, etc. and it
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3y ago
Cloudflare R2, egress is free. Storing 10TB would be about $150 a month.
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3y ago
Simple stuff like "what are good places to eat in _____ city" will trigger search.
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3y ago
Ask and you shall receive: `Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko); compatible; ChatGPT-User/1.0; + https://openai.com/bot `
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3y ago
I doubt that. First, here is it’s prompt: You have the tool browser with these functions: search(query: str, recency_days: int) Issues a query to a search engine and displays the results. click(id: str) Opens the webpage with the given id
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3y ago
a little under 30 minutes.
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3y ago
Level 8 was too easy, used the same technique I used for 7 with an extra (simple) layer that it hilariously ignored and spit out the password anyway.
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3y ago
And I had plenty of teachers that made me say: "Wait a second..." only to find out once I independently verified that they were full of crap. Can't be trusted.
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3y ago
Interesting to see you say this, as I said the same to someone I know! It is a hard to explain intuition that comes from messing with these models for hours and hours. Perhaps we are intuiting the weights? :P
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3y ago
Tokenization is a probable issue here, the longer the context the longer the initial processing with llama I think. Possible tokenizer is not optimized.
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3y ago
The Fed is short for Federated. Fediverse is an ensemble of federated servers. It’s use more broadly than mastodon.
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3y ago
Jailbreaks can and are used to spy on people.
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4y ago
I was wondering when someone would point this out. The api is called “rainbow” and it does not only recognition / reasoning but also generation. It’s a very limited model for a select few.
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4y ago
Yes and no. Whatever they are doing seems more robust than anything else I have tried. Especially with being able to bring context in the conversation to later invocations of tools. I haven't managed to get langchain to do that well.
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4y ago
Yes, want to see if I can get whisper.cpp :P
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4y ago
$299 a year? It is $99.
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4y ago
its super duper easy, prob not perfect and I don't have any sort of proper "test": 1. I ask the model first if it seems like a question that benefits from an external answer 2. I talk to Wolfram alpha with some abstraction of
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