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by grandma_tea 3y ago
At first glance, I was confused about why I've never paid attention to this before. This sounds awesome. Then I saw that they only just pivoted Python3. Nice. :)
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by grandma_tea 3y ago
Cool project! Does it support local models?
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by grandma_tea 3y ago
Dr Joscha Bach has been studying cognitive science and AI for the past 23 years.
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by grandma_tea 3y ago
Thanks for sharing this! I listened to the debate back in June and loved every second of it. One of my favorite points that was brought up was this: While the risk of extinction through AGI may be non-zero, we can agree that the baseline ri
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by grandma_tea 3y ago
> I start with a prompt that teaches Open Interpreter how to use Promptr, and then I discuss what I’m trying to accomplish. That's an interesting idea! Would you mind sharing more about that? Do you have an example?
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by grandma_tea 3y ago
Both C and Python are open source. I can't take Mojo seriously until it does the same.
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by grandma_tea 3y ago
While it's cool that this works at all, I wish we would stop using MNIST as a benchmark given how trivial it is.
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by grandma_tea 3y ago
This is really cool! It took me a bit to understand what this thing is for so allow me to summarize: For simple LLM tasks, don't bother using this tool. It won't do much for you. If you have a more complicated task (eg. knowledge
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by grandma_tea 3y ago
Very cool tech! I remember seeing the SLIDE paper and then being shocked at the lack of high profile follow-up work. Is there any plan to open source BOLT? This would be extremely valuable to the community and in reducing Nvidia's chok
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by grandma_tea 3y ago
Is that a sincere question or are you being glib? These models are still expensive to run at scale and probably don't compete with the phone in your pocket for tracking accuracy over a long time.
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by grandma_tea 3y ago
PTAM was a solution to a very different type of problem. Did you look at the videos? They are almost exclusively tracking points on soft, flexible bodies which is not possible with PTAM.
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by grandma_tea 3y ago
There is a date at the very bottom of the article. This one was posted August 3rd
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by grandma_tea 3y ago
I think Sonos still has a patent on this. Perhaps this: https://patents.google.com/patent/US9202509B2/en