hint23

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   by hint23 3y ago

   ts_zip ( https://bellard.org/ts_server/ts_zip.html ) already implements lossless compression with language models and is fast enough to be usable for some applications.
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   by hint23 3y ago

   For best performance on x86 CPU and Nvidia GPU, ts_server is interesting ( https://bellard.org/ts_server ).
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   by hint23 5y ago

   GPT-J can now be used at https://bellard.org/textsynth
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   by hint23 6y ago

   You can already do all that with https://bellard.org/jslinux
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   by hint23 6y ago

   FYI, the corresponding standalone Linux command line version is available at https://bellard.org/nncp/gpt2tc.html . It also does text completion and file compression.
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   by hint23 7y ago

   You can try it at: http://textsynth.org
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   by hint23 7y ago

   To give some perspective, the setup of http://textsynth.org consists in a single C Linux executable of 250 KB on the server and in 150 lines of Javascript code on the client without any dependency on other libraries...
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   by hint23 7y ago

   You can also look at http://textsynth.org .
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   by hint23 9y ago

   You can already try LibBF online at http://numcalc.com