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by jxy 3y ago
I'm in the camp of using <input X|Y|Z >output The point of this syntax is that I can readily replace it with F() { X|Y|Z } <input F >output
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by jxy 3y ago
LLMs likely don't need proprietary data to train effectively. However, as long as the training data includes references to the NYT, misattribution issues may arise. We certainly need measures to prevent defamation by LLMs, or any text
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by jxy 3y ago
He just meant he would look away if you copy Quest OS with a few floppies and share your serial with your friends.
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by jxy 3y ago
Yeah. Their arxiv has more: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2402.07827.pdf Specifically, > Aya is built by fine-tuning 13B parameter mT5 model There is no mention of the base model any where in that website.
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by jxy 3y ago
It's really difficult to dig up information from that website. What is its architecture? How many parameters? What is the tokenizer and what size? What is the max context length? How many tokens used for pre training? How many tokens u
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by jxy 3y ago
So the PPD means we only need a factor of 2 denser pixels and we can throw all other 4K screens away. Wait for a factor of 3 higher PPD (~ 100?) and we may get rid of all of our single-person-use monitors. I guess I'll wait for Vision
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by jxy 3y ago
It's been relaxed a bit. I have a few end points and currently they are on two different versions. > Unison 2.53.3 (ocaml 4.12.1): Contacting server... > Unison 2.51.5 (ocaml 4.14.0): Contacting server...
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by jxy 3y ago
I can't access the article. Can somebody tell me what is "a cup" mentioned in the article? How much water and how much caffeine is in one "cup" in this article? All the comments here mentions different number of &qu
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by jxy 3y ago
Humans are humble. We only ride our star in about 200 km/s so we can take the scenery route. It takes mere 100 million earth years to get to the other side of our galaxy. It's not very clear where our black hole in the center of t
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by jxy 3y ago
I'm pretty sure they do A/B tests and really don't want you to know more details.
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by jxy 3y ago
Thanks. I managed to google and get two different API endpoints. From the vertex ai: API_ENDPOINT="us-central1-aiplatform.googleapis.com" PROJECT_ID="test00" MODEL_ID="gemini-pro" LOCATION_ID=
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by jxy 3y ago
how odd! What exactly is lmsys using? Some hidden API that google give them so they can have a better ranking there?
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by jxy 3y ago
I don't know what the intended audience is. But for managing many instances among a few mac studios, it's much better to invest an afternoon to get the right qemu command and just use that, instead of all these fancy UIs.
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by jxy 3y ago
> Generally, it is often assumed that in C spaces don’t contribute much to the interpretation of programming text I can think of only one exception. In function-like macro definitions, the opening parenthesis `(` must directly follow the
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by jxy 3y ago
Doesn't seem like anybody is actively working on it: https://github.com/daly/axiom/commits/master/ The only open source CAS that has survived for half a century seems to be maxima. The development s
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by jxy 3y ago
Recall when anyone could page you? Now they can text you. And by "text", I mean, any media.
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by jxy 3y ago
That's what would happen if you use Planck pixel renderer.
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by jxy 3y ago
It's easier to think all the living things are carriers fabricated and controlled by self-replicating nano-bots. Whatever strategy the nano-bots come up with and eventually successfully allowing them to keep creating more nano-bots is
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by jxy 3y ago
Just need some prompt. Give it the following Q: 1+1 A: 2 Q: 1+2 A: 3 Q: 3+2 A: 5 Q: 9+8 A: 17 Q: 10+2 A: 12 Q: 10+10 and it spits out A: 20 Q: 20+10
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by jxy 3y ago
Because they didn't write llama.cpp.
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by jxy 3y ago
tl;dr > The general term for this concept is SWAR, which stands for SIMD Within A Register. But here, rather than using a machine register, we're using an arbitrarily long Python integer. I'm calling this variant SWAB: SIMD Wit
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by jxy 3y ago
Now that I think of this, they probably hired mice and cockroaches, too.
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by jxy 3y ago
I found the chatbot arena ( https://chat.lmsys.org ) mostly reflects the actual abilities.
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by jxy 3y ago
Sarcasm or irony. Leaving Xfinity for what? In my part of town the only other cable choice is NULL. AT&T used to provide ADSL, and now even that has gone.
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by jxy 3y ago
so next time llama.cpp releases an update, other people update their favorite backend, you redownload a 4.26 GB file. Epic. EDIT: oh, wait. Actually people usually have a handful to a few dozen of the these models lying around. When they up
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by jxy 3y ago
LET THERE BE LIGHT!
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by jxy 3y ago
I guess the point is that there are different levels of coders. For coders who can't write code that print a hundred random lines from a dictionary file, GPT-4 is already a significant threat. On the other hand, even if you can write i
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by jxy 3y ago
7945HX3D has TDP 55W. Not sure about M3 Max. Similar or less?
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by jxy 3y ago
But the bandwidth goes like, 100 GB/s, 150 GB/s, 300 GB/s, 400 GB/s. Given either CPU or GPU alone can't saturate bandwidth (assuming M3 the same as M1 and M2), perhaps the memory controller or the chip layout is to
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by jxy 3y ago
Yeah, I don't understand how Douglas Hofstadter came from [0] > There may be programs which can beat anyone at chess, but they will not be exclusively chess players. They will be programs of general intelligence, and they will be ju

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