geuis

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   by geuis 3y ago

   I'm working on a blog post documenting what I've been doing as a newcomer to llama.cpp and the mixtral model. The steps can apply to any model really. Its mostly about optimization steps I'm experimenting with. Be warned its
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   by geuis 3y ago

   I've been running the unrestricted mixtral 8x7B model locally via llama.cpp. It's insanely refreshing compared to any ChatGPT models, Gemini, Llama, etc. For one thing, and granted this is my own experience, that model is much bet
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   by geuis 3y ago

   I'm not familiar with this person. The cat is clearly CGI. Is this meant to be parody?
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   by geuis 3y ago

   For the interested, I've been having fun with llama.cpp. I've got it running well, if a bit slowly, on my 2019 intel MacBook Pro. There's configs you can tweak that get it to run faster, mainly dealing with memory mapping. I&
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   AI Learns Through the Eyes and Ears of a Child(nyu.edu)

   1 points by geuis 3y ago|1 comments
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   by geuis 3y ago

   Paper: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adi1374
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   Ask HN: Simple DNS settings guide for Google Workspace custom domain?

   1 points by geuis 3y ago|0 comments
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   by geuis 3y ago

   SEEKING WORK Location: San Francisco Remote: remote/hybrid/in-office Willing to relocate: no Technologies: full stack engineer, JavaScript, node.js, Python, html/css, React and other modern web frameworks Résu
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   by geuis 3y ago

   Location: San Francisco Remote: remote/hybrid/in-office Willing to relocate: no Technologies: full stack engineer, JavaScript, node.js, Python, html/css, React and other modern web frameworks Résumé/CV: on r
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    by geuis 3y ago

    Have reproduce-able details? Apologies, but your post title is kinda non-specific.
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    Bay Area tech layoffs: PayPal, Block announce new cuts(sfchronicle.com)

    2 points by geuis 3y ago|0 comments
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    by geuis 3y ago

    I remember when Chrome first launched. It was such a beautiful product. The first major competitor to IE in years. Now, it's become the king it killed.
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    by geuis 3y ago

    This is a terrible shame. I wrote a browser extension back in 2005 or so called Commoncache to help the user view a page when slashdot hugged a site to death. It used a fallback mechanic where it would try Google cache, then the wayback mac
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    by geuis 3y ago

    There's an old aphorism that goes something like "don't get loans from family". I consider people worth calling friends to be similar to family. I also don't have close family connections at that level. Guess that m
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    by geuis 3y ago

    It's like any product based on a rapidly advancing set of technologies. There's a trade off financially between needing a product now or soon, and when the next major commercially available version is available.
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    by geuis 3y ago

    I'm a 3D printing enthusiast. I find this to be incredibly interesting. There was an interesting product at CES that used a gelatinous bed into which resin is injected and cured making it possible to print objects without supports. Bei
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    by geuis 3y ago

    Hmmm this has me wondering if there are some underlying terminal defaults or system level startup daemons that could be modified/disabled. Might need to look at this after breakfast.
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    by geuis 3y ago

    Well this is worrying. I also have no interest in upgrading from Monterey. I have all automatic updates disabled except security patches enabled as well. I'm super glad now that I've gotten into the habit of disabling wifi when I&
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    by geuis 3y ago

    Hmm you have a point but I don't think it's a problem since this is for the cli instead of the browser. Plus $ is pretty common in the shell to indicate the prompt.
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    by geuis 3y ago

    Landscape mode exists on mobile. I intensely dislike sites that ignore this.
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    by geuis 3y ago

    Yeah that's not. Notice how the one below it is also a joke, the "banana stand" one. The others read as legitimate.
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    by geuis 3y ago

    I just had one like this from a well known company over Christmas. I had made it to the first interview and it went exceptionally well. I received a follow up the next day that they were excited to continue and the hiring manager would reac
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    by geuis 3y ago

    I don't know if this is related, but I reported an issue back in September or October about conversations with ChatGPT 3.5 leaking into new sessions. I noticed that after having a semi long exchange, I could start a new session and ask
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    Amazon-owned Audible lays off 5% of staff(techcrunch.com)

    20 points by geuis 3y ago|0 comments
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    by geuis 3y ago

    I think you mean portrait mode. But yeah that immediately made me not care about whatever this is. If someone is too lazy to make their site responsive, that's fine. But when they go out of their way to make the site unusable, that&#x2
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    by geuis 3y ago

    I have a 2020 16in MacBook Pro. I think it's the last generation of Intel chips. I've been struggling to get some of the LLM models like Mixtral to run on it. I hate the idea of needing to buy another $3k laptop less than 4 years
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    by geuis 3y ago

    Location: San Francisco Remote: remote/hybrid/in-office Willing to relocate: no Technologies: full stack engineer, JavaScript, node.js, Python, html/css, React and other modern web frameworks Résumé/CV: on r
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    by geuis 3y ago

    I'm deep diving on machine learning basics right now. All new to me. I want to understand the nuts and bolts of ANN's so I get a better handle on the everyday higher order work people are doing to train networks for everyday work.
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    by geuis 3y ago

    I use namecheap.com. Just checked a couple domains and it's about $15-16 each.
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    by geuis 3y ago

    Corridor posted the original cartoon a couple hours ago: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hmzO--ox7X0