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My grandma had one of these and I loved it. Great machine! I definitely prefer a modern machine because of speed, portability, and battery life. I'd consider picking up one of these just for nostalgia sake though to use for fun side pr
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I hate that my brain has now reprogrammed this to mean "ChatGPT" (OpenAI) to me. I legit opened the link and expected to read about "Beyond LLMs" or somebody leaving work at OpenAI. But HTTP APIs with types are pretty co
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3y ago
What is an "unsafe" model?
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Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Open to it Willing to relocate: No, but able to travel Technologies: YC Founder, AppSec, Security, Distributed Systems, Staff Engineering Résumé/CV: LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in
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CommonJS requires invoking the code before the modules can be resolved, versus the ESModule syntax with "import" can be parsed out of the code separately (from the AST because it is a keyword). No invocation required. I don't
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Does anybody have the specs on the M2 Ultra chip? Looks like it supports up to 192GB of unified RAM, which is twice the 96GB of the M2 Max, so is this just 4 silicon dies jammed up against each other? (Apple website hasn't been updated
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The Death Cap mushrooms are invasive in the US, and they just recently found out why: They are able to reproduce asexually. I thought that was very interesting to learn! https://www.sciencealert.com/worlds-deadliest-mushroom
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Is it possible to offload some layers to CPU and still train in a reasonable amount of time?
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Permissively licensed would imply non-copyleft to me. That means only licenses like Apache or MIT would be allowed to be train on, but not licenses like GPL.
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Looks like the model is on HuggingFace here, for anybody that is curious to play with it. https://huggingface.co/bigcode/starcoder
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The heatsinks on some of these devices are absolutely massive and they very much surprised me when I was first looking them up! One of them even ships with a lil' fan attached. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023&
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I almost lost ~$10k when selling some NVIDIA GPUs on eBay but the buyer claimed they had "fallen out" of the box. I had insurance on the box but the buyer wouldn't return the box to Fedex for inspection. (Because it was fraud
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Is it just me or do reuters links just go to the homepage? (I'm on iOS with Wipr installed for ad blocking)
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I'm pretty sure it's Open Source here: https://github.com/Linen-dev/linen.dev
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Combining Bash Pipes and ChatGPT to do horrifying AI things
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Jailbroken Bark (DeepFake voice AI model) to generate custom audio from any text
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Using ChatGPT to clean scraped data and how to handle big documents with ChatGPT
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Man, this really excites me! I hadn't even thought about this before, but it seems super obvious now. Especially the bit in the article about putting a telescope at one of the poles inside of a crater (to shield from sunlight). I'
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Man, this really excites me! I hadn't even thought about this before, but it seems super obvious now. Especially the bit in the article about putting a telescope at one of the poles inside of a crater (to shield from sunlight). I'
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Why does this take 10 minutes? I've used some other AI generators and they're fast (a few seconds), so 10 minutes seems absurd to me! (I'll be back in 10 minutes to check the results though)
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Quantum effects of D-Wave’s hardware boosts its performance
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I wrote a small POC of getting this model working on my box (I felt inspired after reading this). If anybody else is wanting to try this out, give it a shot here! https://github.com/lunabrain-ai/dolly-v2-12b-8bit-exampl
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Show HN: Example POC to run the Dolly V2 12B model in 8bit mode
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If you write about what it is that you're doing and keep a blog, that has been a very effective way for me to "market" the work that I'm doing without it sound scummy af. (I don't like feeling like a greasy used car
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Riding the AI Wave with Vector Databases: How they work (and why VCs love them)
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I saw this pop up on my feed earlier and I wanted to post it here for others to try. It's based on the EleutherAI's 12b Pythia model and is fine-tuned using a new Open Source Instruct dataset that Databrix put together. The model
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“A big deal” – Dolly is a free, open-source, ChatGPT-style AI model
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By "internet retreat" I initially thought, "I'm going to sit in a room and binge YouTube deepfakes." I was mildly horrified! But yes, I agree. I really hope that this wave pushes people to get back outside and meet
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Omg I didn't even consider that when I posted this! Wow thank you
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NASA: Uranus has “never looked better” in Webb Telescope image
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