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by idkyall 3y ago
> Hardware companies simply don't pay as much as software companies in industry. I don't fully understand the reasons, because hardware is often more difficult to deal with than software. My theory is it comes down to the margi
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by idkyall 3y ago
Small Nit: "This grammer can be used during LLMs generation." I didn't know Llama.cpp had this grammar feature, so this is interesting.
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by idkyall 3y ago
I can't speak to rrweb specifically, but I can say having used open source projects at large companies that sometimes they require major code changes to work around an internal limitation or use case that upstream frankly might not wan
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by idkyall 3y ago
I wonder if maybe they cache and re-serve answers to similar prompts? Probably they could use a GPT-4 response as a template and have GPT-3.5 tweak it to be specific to your prompt
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by idkyall 3y ago
But Slack is owned by Salesforce, a US company
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by idkyall 3y ago
I've seen at least one startup around this idea posted on HN: https://codecomplete.ai/ Probably also tiny corp for self hosting: https://geohot.github.io/blog/jekyll/update/2023/05&#
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by idkyall 3y ago
I think it's hard to comment because this depends on the HCOL/LCOL area, the company and the level very wildly. I believe Netflix Seniors make that level of cash comp, and I'm sure staff/principal+ at a large tech compan
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by idkyall 3y ago
Assuming you mean the US. I think it depends a great deal on the area and part of the economy you are targeting. I have seen a ton of hiring in my local area by banks, for example. The large cap tech company(b2b) I work at is still in a hir
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by idkyall 3y ago
Wait, can llama.cpp accelerate inference without full VRAM for the model? Or do you mean Llama 65B quantized to fit?
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by idkyall 3y ago
> 32 GB minimum, but 16 GB recommended.[0]. I see Memory: 6 GB RAM under Minimum
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by idkyall 3y ago
Yeah, that's fair. I think another thing is that a lot of these internal tooling projects date back 5-10 years when open source alternatives may not have been viable yet. For example, my company uses an in-house written time series dat
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by idkyall 3y ago
Some interesting follow-ups on OthelloGPT https://www.neelnanda.io/mechanistic-interpretability/othell...
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by idkyall 3y ago
Seems pretty bad right now. A lot of companies, mine included, are in a hiring freeze. Some companies outside of big tech are hiring(I noticed quite a few jobs from banks), but a lot are expecting relocation or hybrid in addition to substan
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by idkyall 3y ago
Look, I'm not the biggest Mark Zuckerberg fan or anything, but I don't think the thus-far questionable business decision to pivot to the metaverse is quite the same level as having an very public mental breakdown and making anti-s
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by idkyall 3y ago
Developer credentials should not be able to deploy to production, only CICD system credentials should. Absolutely, you need proper controls in the system to control and authorize deployments with appropriate responsibilities in place, but f
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by idkyall 3y ago
"I make the systems IT uses"
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by idkyall 3y ago
Isn't there a theory that any nootropic substance needs to have a downside or we would have naturally evolved it by now? I am amused thinking of the idea that this drug being a laxative is that downside
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by idkyall 3y ago
If I were a visitor to planet Earth, I'd still want to visit the grand canyon, I think
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by idkyall 3y ago
https://archive.ph/ohccH
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by idkyall 3y ago
Vicuna is a specific open source AI LLM: https://ai.plainenglish.io/vicuna-the-unparalleled-open-sour...
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by idkyall 3y ago
Yes, I would imagine PoW for Ethereum was millions of GPUs at least
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by idkyall 4y ago
I imagine someday we'll see a protocol like this - autonomy in a controlled situation, such as clearing out a traffic jam
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by idkyall 4y ago
I wonder if American Idol or Paula Abdul has paid to reduce some of those results in relevance
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by idkyall 4y ago
It's sort of a catch-22, Law in the US is only a lucrative market to disrupt because the regulation and gatekeeping has made labor expensive. If lawyers didn't bill 300+/hr in the US, then an AI powered startup to replace the
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by idkyall 4y ago
The article listed his options price at $18.71, so even with a slump in the share price they're still valuable, albeit a large multiple less
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by idkyall 4y ago
>Drones capable of monitoring traffic would be even less cost-effective than helicopters, he said, and a drone wouldn't be able to med-evac anyone. Certainly the med-evac point is valid, but I bet you could come up with a basic traf
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by idkyall 4y ago
There are still traffic ticket cameras in some parts of the US(Washington DC), but in many places they are challenged legally: e.g. https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2020/04/08/ask-2-wh...
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by idkyall 4y ago
Seems VW and Mercedes have highly rated systems today[1] [1] https://www.euroncap.com/en/ratings-rewards/assisted-driving...
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by idkyall 4y ago
I am not a lawyer, but I don't think this necessarily confirms that as a legal decision. This is the case for assets that were in a lending program and had a terms and conditions which gave all rights to Celsius. I think any reasonab
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by idkyall 4y ago
Specifically within California, the cost of living for things like housing is sky high if you live local to SF or SV. I live in a lcol and own a home, but home ownership with my same salary would be impossible in a HCOL area. I would easily

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