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by jerrygenser 2y ago
Even if tesseract accuracy is low, if the tesseract result in addition to the image is then passed to the LLM, it can result in a much more accurate OCR. For example, GPT4 with some vision capability would be able to fill in the incorrect O
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
> but that is really a gross generalization as stuff like this shows. I think this research actually still reinforces that we still have very little understanding of the internals. The blog post also reiterates that this is early work wi
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
AI used to be autonomously controlled systems. Now AI is re-brand of machine learning by marketing departments, etc. This seems more like AI than the very recent rebrand of ML. Machine learning can be a sub-system of AI systems but in itsel
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
Yep, and the only acknowledgement to llama.cpp is that llama.cpp is a "supported backend" (see last page of their GitHub repo readme) And the acknowledgement was only added after community outcry. If not for that they would have k
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
Found this fun stack overflow post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49299000/what-are-the-se...
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
Robots that are powered by AI might be able to.
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
> So it's not like this model is alien to Our Kind Hosts at YC. They understand that this is a crap shoot with a slightly tilted table, but they're optimising for staying out of the zones where everybody else is betting and not
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
I spent a little time googling around but even wayback machine is only showing results in 2024 for the domain. Was there a different project that was being worked on previously? Or is this the only product being launched since YC S19?
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
Does this assume retail price? Maybe they are getting a discount for buying in bulk
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
He co-founded angellist which seems to be at least a moderate success
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
I wonder if Ollama will or plans to have other "Supported backends" than llama.cpp. It's listed on the very last line of their readme as if the llama.cpp dependency is just incidental and a very minor detail rather than Ollam
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
> they must release training data and source code under an OSI approved license The source code is also apache 2.0
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
Anyone have benchmarks on how the llama 3 8b model performs when quantized to varying degrees? I reckon many people will be running these with llama.cpp or similar.
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
I can believe there are no plans, right now. But having raised over $100mm, the VCs will want to liquidate their holdings eventually. They have to answer to their LPs after all, and be able to raise their next funds. The primary options I c
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
PG tweeted today in support, kind of: https://twitter.com/paulg/status/1780897522778554841
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
YC backed company: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/bloom-institute-of-tec...
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
They are embedded into a particular semantic vector space that is learned based on a model. Another feature vector could be hand rolled based on feature engineering, tidf ngrams etc. Embedding is typically distinct from feature engineering
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
Numpy might not be able to handle a full o(n^2) comparison of vectors but you can use a lib with hsnw and it can have great performance on medium (and large) datasets.
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Ollama: Acknowledge the work done by Georgi and team(github.com)
10 points by jerrygenser 2y ago|2 comments
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
The acknowledgement is the absolute last line of their readme as one of the "Supported backends[sic]"
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by jerrygenser 2y ago
They ended up (attempting to) address this issue by including it on the last line of their readme as one of the "Supported backends[sic]". https://github.com/ollama/ollama/issues/3697 https:/&
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by jerrygenser 3y ago
llama.cpp only support BERT architectures for embedding but not with classification heads - although there is a feature request to add that
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by jerrygenser 3y ago
Yeah the naive approach would to join on key. Otherwise can join on a transaction id and key. However it's definitely complicated to get right.
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by jerrygenser 3y ago
You can fine-tune a 60mm parameter (e.g. distilBERT) discriminative (not generative) language model and it's one or two order of magnitude more efficient for classification tasks like sentiment analysis, and probably similar if not mor
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by jerrygenser 3y ago
Is there another managed service of Citus that is NOT offered by MSFT? I understand it's legally possible, but is anyone else actually hosting a managed Citus?
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by jerrygenser 3y ago
openssh does not use xz but in some distros xz is used when it interfaces with systemd
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by jerrygenser 3y ago
Citus was bought by Microsoft so now it's only offered as Azure managed service.
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by jerrygenser 3y ago
I have a probably janky habit of creating slack reminders and then rolling them over by some mix of 3 hours, next day, or next Monday.
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by jerrygenser 3y ago
Should add (2021)
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by jerrygenser 3y ago
At this scale the negotiated price with AWS could be a lot cheaper even than the sticker price on 3 year reserved instances.

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