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by eurekin 3y ago
Real threat, meshes very well with my engineering background. I easily follow the narrative and technical arguments. I find good associations with my preexisting uni knowledge, including some hands on lab experiments. I especially apprecia
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by eurekin 3y ago
Well said. Ok
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by eurekin 3y ago
Ah, same here. Have been itching to make some use of those local llms for some time, always ending up in chatgpt as well. Although for those napkin like ideas gpt4 (including the turbo variant) get costly quickly.
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by eurekin 3y ago
Well, it might be I'm exploiting myself :)
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by eurekin 3y ago
Yes, and we surely be occupied with that hypothetical crystal ball threat, while allowing our own investment money buy out all the property. There are real issues to be addressed right now
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by eurekin 3y ago
I love that, when finally a true productivity multiplier arrives, a knee jerk reaction is to stop it.
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by eurekin 3y ago
I tried an hour ago and had a can't load model error. Everything up to date. Is there any special step?
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by eurekin 3y ago
Why not both? :) Bait aside, I'd love to read about how are you using those models. I'm mostly interested in code comprehension and meeting summarisation.
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by eurekin 3y ago
Well, they could use the figma to actually develop that AI; users, documents and etc.
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by eurekin 3y ago
Adobe acts like a proper "wealth manager" and not a creative company - good for Figma!
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by eurekin 3y ago
> It was pretty hillarious how the LLM found its way around the codebase with ls, cat, find, grep awk and actually even managed to edit the code that way and do a commit. Please do write more. I'd love to replicate that. I keep comi
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by eurekin 3y ago
I'm quite surprised so much was retained; many presentations on convolutional networks suggest adding a lot of features, but prune most in a post learning step. Supposedly lots of features, which are initialized randomly, just raise th
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by eurekin 3y ago
I planned trying exactly that on weekend
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by eurekin 3y ago
Care to elaborate on what are you using it for? Mine is collecting dust, but the recent cyberpunk vr mod looked fun enough for me to undust it. Is there any value in the productivity "sector", or it's still mostly entertainme
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by eurekin 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/@algorithmicsimplicity - that series cleared up the fundamental question about transformers I couldn't find an answer for in many recommended materials. Here's also nice tour de building bl
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by eurekin 3y ago
Yeah, but the hot brick in front of my eyes looks similar. Don't get me wrong, I'm enthusiastic about that tech, but let's not get the overhype kill it. If they integrate some variant of a well performing 3d reconstruction (
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by eurekin 3y ago
For those 3 people using it. I'm one of those HTC Vive owners that cannot tolerate prolonged usage (>5 minutes). If your product line enters market, where one of recommendations is "try little at first, increase a minute each d
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by eurekin 3y ago
Also, a Baby is extending the learning set with iterated synthetic dreaming material :)
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by eurekin 3y ago
Didn't even read anything... but hasn't FSD been 12 months away for ~ 5 years already?
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by eurekin 3y ago
Munching sounds, those can... Be distracting. Some super sensitive microphones seem to pick up those a lot more than a human ear
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by eurekin 3y ago
I imagine some kind of service could pop up, exactly for that. For pictures, we already have: https://magnific.ai/ Which seems to have been endorsed by one of the best retouchers I know of ( https://www.youtube.co
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by eurekin 3y ago
Could you create a writeup (or record screen, or screenshot relevant config) how to reproduce that effect?
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by eurekin 3y ago
He takes great care of that; I remember him mentioning some early video, where he laboriously edited out the plosives (hissing sounds) out of his recorded voiceover
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by eurekin 3y ago
Ah! So that what, we're using in ollama is named the tiny version? > Mistral-tiny. Our most cost-effective endpoint currently serves Mistral 7B Instruct v0.2, a new minor release of Mistral 7B Instruct. Mistral-tiny only works in En
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by eurekin 3y ago
With that valuation, they could pick any country they like
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by eurekin 3y ago
In the textgeneration web ui on NVidia gpu
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by eurekin 3y ago
I just played with 7b version. It really feels different than anything I tried before. It could explain a docker compose file. It generated a simple vue application component. I asked around a bit about the example and it was strangely cohe
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by eurekin 3y ago
This makes so much sense! Thanks
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by eurekin 3y ago
They obviously have both money and great talent. Maybe they put out minimal effort only for investors that expect their presence in consumer space?
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by eurekin 3y ago
I find that a way more bold and confident than dropping a obviously manipulated and unrealistic marketing page or video

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