inawarminister

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by inawarminister 3y ago
Hopefully tinygrad new drivers will fix this. Also a lot of people were porting stable diffusion/Llama to AMD I think
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by inawarminister 3y ago
Honesty with a bonus of better performance, as well! For people in this thread, please search for Llama-descended finetuned models in Huggingface. The newer ones with 65B and 13B parameters are quite good, maybe not exactly substitutions to
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by inawarminister 3y ago
Jakartan here, will never move even if the whole city get flooded (more than it has been). I'll probably get a houseboat and settle down. More realistically, Northern Jakarta is sinking, but the Southern part (and the suburbs/exur
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by inawarminister 3y ago
I've been using it to refactor Clojure codes and port Scheme examples into Clojure. Maybe because Lisps have very low syntax, I find I can just copy off function/macro definitions as context and GPT3.5 can rewrite the code into so
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by inawarminister 3y ago
Destroying Moscow and St. Petersburg might be worth losing Paris, London, Washington, New York, and Los Angeles; but it certainly wouldn't worth losing Jerusalem, Mecca, Rome , and other centers of the worlds history. The others also h
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by inawarminister 3y ago
End of history bias is very human.
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by inawarminister 3y ago
There are people that will be willing to lose decades of subjective time getting iced. Or if we can't do that (which would be weird since many complex mammals can hibernate already) then generation ships are possible. It'll probab
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by inawarminister 3y ago
Uh, millions of dead Iraqis and Afghans are going to see your wish and say "sure, why not?"
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by inawarminister 3y ago
Well it is The Ancient Order of Water Priests of Bali.
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by inawarminister 3y ago
Well the main problem is that population growth means that the traditional farming productivity - while sustainable for millenia - just isn't enough to feed the whole population of Indonesia and Bali in particular. Bali went from 1.5 m
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by inawarminister 4y ago
Yeah, many trading cultures never had this injunction: for example Malay sultans rise and fall with the prosperity of their entrepots, exporting spices and rice and importing chinaware and Indian riches. * On the other hand... Confucianism
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by inawarminister 4y ago
If I'm not mistaken, Plato's political cycle is monarchy replaced by oligarchy replaced by plutocracy replaced by democracy, which in turn is replaced with mob rule / anarchy then tyranny and return back to monarchy.
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by inawarminister 4y ago
Have you tried Langchain? The Search agent using GPT-turbo is really good in my experience. Now to replicate it using local LLAMA...
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by inawarminister 4y ago
Well I'm a HEMA swordsman moonlighting as a backend/LLM programmer and in many cases I think while wrestling with my spaghetti code: "How would Meyer deal with it?" Human cross-domain capabilities are amazing.
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by inawarminister 4y ago
Yep, on the other hand, the US rival right now while a bit tyrannical, is actually in the similar tier to American academia; maybe a few months or even weeks behind. And lots of people in the unaligned* world is ready to switch from San Fra
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by inawarminister 4y ago
KMT is broadly poised to win multiple cities this year and they're pro One China, though not communism necessarily. Also Taiwanese military has some pro-One China elements in it last I've heard.
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by inawarminister 4y ago
US intervening with Imran Khan led to this mess.
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by inawarminister 4y ago
Open-assistant.io is what you want. They've gotten more than 100k RLHF training dataset and is actively tuning up a Chat model based on GPT-NeoX (?) from what I've heard.
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by inawarminister 4y ago
Ah, the Solomon solution.
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by inawarminister 4y ago
FWIW I was using ChatGPT with few-shot prompting to classify topics, extracting keywords, and sentiment analysis. Perhaps it might be interesting to make a comparison between Alpaca-7B and ChatGPT, hmm.
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by inawarminister 4y ago
HN is not a place to fight an ideological war, especially from a losing side.
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by inawarminister 4y ago
Yes that's because LLaMA is unfiltered, which is very good for general usage.
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by inawarminister 4y ago
Check out KoboldAI community, they're collaboratively finetuning and hosting GPT-J, NeoX, and now LLAMA models for free, as hobbies.
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by inawarminister 4y ago
True, it'd be communist politicians here; anybody who praise them get punched by local people, after all. Political bias is a very weird thing to navigate for IT people. Especially when technical capability, e.g. AI-assisted translatio
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by inawarminister 4y ago
There's open-assistant.io, which is doing RLHF directly on the open
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by inawarminister 4y ago
There's a concept in Anthropology/Primitive Economics called "Gift Economy" where participants in a community gifted each other help, goods, food, and rely on being gifted back similar things in higher/lower proport
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by inawarminister 4y ago
fwiw I've been experimenting with 75% Pygmalion 25% ppo_hh mixed GPT-J models and it seems to be 80% as useful as chatGPT... With the exception of coding. Hope we can get there.
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by inawarminister 4y ago
Huh it's orthogonal but basically Clojure is an attempt to answer all those four problems, right? Bypassing the which LISP problem by canonical implementation on top of host VMs (of which there are JVM, CLR, JS, Dart and BEAM), bypassi
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by inawarminister 4y ago
It's time to replicate OpenAI services with a real Open Source (or at least source-available, commercial-allowed) licenses. It's time to make our own Linux. Our own Emacs. Go to open-assistant.io and other similar initiatives. Unf
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by inawarminister 4y ago
And, well, most of the Coalitions were almost exclusively funded by generous British subsidies. To Austria, Prussia, Sweden, Russia, and a couple dozen of minor powers. Industry made Britain able to afford that. "In terms of soldiers t

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