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by evilduck 2y ago
8B models with larger contexts, or even 9-14B parameter models quantized. Qwen2.5 Coder 14B at a 4 bit quantization could run but you will need to be diligent about what else you have in memory at the same time.
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by evilduck 2y ago
There's already techniques for controlling AI generated images. There's ControlNet for Stable Diffusion and there are already techniques to take existing footage and style-morphing it with AI. For larger budget productions I would
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by evilduck 2y ago
It's not even worth countering all these lies you're telling. Enjoy your self inflicted irrational misery.
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by evilduck 2y ago
Grammars don't have to just be JSON, which means you could have it format responses as anything with a formal grammar. XML, HTTP responses, SQL, algebraic notation of math, etc.
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by evilduck 2y ago
Can you ollama haters stop with this bullshit? Does llama.cpp do dynamic model loading and unloading? Will it fetch a model you request but isn't downloaded? Does it provide SDKs? Does it have startup services it provides? There'
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by evilduck 2y ago
I think you're looking for OLMo, https://allenai.org/olmo
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Just add "--verbose" to your run command, e.g. "ollama run mistral-nemo:latest --verbose", it'll dump the token counts and timing info after each message.
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by evilduck 2y ago
Are any of those from the last decade? They acquired them when they were a different company.
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by evilduck 2y ago
Can you share a clear example? This still seems like a contrived complaint. How did someone fat finger typing that specific naming requirement prefix? Or how is leaking a value into a template like that not similarly a risk in Python or a G
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by evilduck 2y ago
It's not just a naming convention it's part of the build/compilation step that will not bundle anything not specifically prefixed for the client, and is safe by default. You have to go out of your way to purposefully prefix a
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by evilduck 2y ago
What are you asserting that Angular is doing so special that it specifically prevents sending secrets to the browser in a way that NextJS doesn't already, or couldn't equivalently do?
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by evilduck 2y ago
As far as I'm aware there's no scientific consensus on what consciousness is, how to measure it, what exact mechanisms are in play, or if it even exists at all. Before bothering with the topic of consciousness in AI and AGI, we re
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by evilduck 2y ago
That's literally why the safetensor format exists. The previous pickle checkpoint (ckpt) format allowed for arbitrary code execution.
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by evilduck 2y ago
It's not completely brain development, look up the stepping reflex in human babies. Humans are just as neurally pre-wired to walk as foals are on day one but we're also born long before we're anywhere near strong enough to do
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by evilduck 2y ago
The code font is somewhat more readable but the syntax highlighting color choices then shoot that marginal improvement right in the foot.
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Police would never exaggerate their effectiveness to justify their behavior and funding. Never.
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by evilduck 2y ago
It's built to imitate the _looks_ of a lethal weapon. Given its build quality and size I have my doubts that it can actually accelerate those bullets to a harmful speed unless you're staring down the barrel without eye protection.
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by evilduck 2y ago
Nobody wants to read emotional hyperbole when it's just an excuse to lie or exaggerate instead of being truthful or accurate. It's more common than not to find people expressing disappointment with Apple online who are lying, igno
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by evilduck 2y ago
The world was dark half the day for much of human history. Communicating in the dark is clearly easier with noise than signing or passing tactile writing around. It's not like we just invented noise for the fun of it, it's just a
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by evilduck 2y ago
We don't have food that's only detectable with x-ray vision and we're not food for predators that are hiding in the x-ray spectrum who pop out and attack you with that advantage, so not being able to see in x-ray is not a com
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by evilduck 2y ago
Why not just rack them upside down then?
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Grit is grit. If you can do one you can probably do the other.
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by evilduck 2y ago
I don’t agree about bodybuilders being stupid, but going to the gym and being a bodybuilder are not one and the same. They just happen to occupy the same spaces. And in bodybuilding, unless someone is specifically a natty/natural bodyb
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by evilduck 2y ago
A fancy credit card is pretty worth it if you travel more than once or twice a year. Airport lounge access, travel insurance for sufficient delays or overnights, longer purchase warranties, cell phone insurance, rental car perks and so on.
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by evilduck 2y ago
Under $1000 - a power cage, a bench, an olympic weightlifting bar and a few hundred pounds of weight plates. I never liked to go to the gym and having the essential tools at home have been the first time I've stuck with it. I've i
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by evilduck 2y ago
Why not just spend the one time cost of the approximately four seconds it takes to remove Copilot and save yourself from feeling drained if it's that upsetting? This is right below the level of effort involved in changing the theme and
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by evilduck 2y ago
Apple's AI Writing Tools is available in TextEdit.
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As a counterpoint, I'm on macOS where their latest AI writing tools are now implemented system wide. I also use TextEdit (approximately equivalent to Windows Notepad) and the Stickies app for similar text dumping ground behavior and ye
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Are turtles also known for their snot, in which tips are frequently dipped?
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Mars, Earth and the Moon are close enough neighbors that rocks which could harbor life are already exchanged between them during impact events. Life found in deep granite rock on Earth: https://academic.oup.com/femsre/a

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