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by larodi 2y ago
But then… alchemy never produced gold right? So how we expect this thing to ever produce gold value. I’m sure the alchemist OpenAI of 12th century must’ve also had very high valuation.
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by larodi 2y ago
Indeed. Kernels mashing features. Knowing jpeg helped the understanding of embedding a lot. It’s why I tell friends - talking to GPT is like talking to .ZIP files…
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by larodi 2y ago
One cool thing about writing, something we all very much appreciate around here, is that it does not take sounds. But I can see this applied to duner ordering where you got refugees working in foreign countries, cause GPU consumption rocket
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by larodi 2y ago
This all token business is very shady, and the whole probability theory. You add token here and there and magic happens. Discreet math people can not take this lightly. Stochastic regexes is one thing, but this on a completely different lev
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by larodi 2y ago
...but also at no point in known history has it ever happened to find millions of people doing so in very mean and aggressive way, and worldwide scene to exploit. agreed it IS a Big Brother of a sorts, where everyone participates to certain
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by larodi 2y ago
This article, perhaps true, but it somehow seems to me also a way to gain certain OpenJS publicity.
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by larodi 2y ago
Wait a year and see how kids get on blockchain to sell and buy GPU resources for rendering ‘trans furries’, or better analyse classmates’ stolen chats. I can vividly remember we were by no means disclosing private info back in ‘94 only to
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by larodi 3y ago
Happily reader mode works just fine with this page.
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by larodi 3y ago
With the forthcoming winter of synthetic content, we may easily find ourselves, in the coming few years, forced to resort once again to directories a-la AltaVista and Mozilla's. I really see no way Google would stop their ads activitie
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by larodi 3y ago
Cool that it runs on Amiga. I’d love to see a local store use Amiga based UI for the warehouse. Also the fact it was started as another project in 1994 makes it double cool.
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by larodi 3y ago
Have you considered using a sort of SAM (segment anything) for the bounds and then OCR for the text and finally run it through LLM, which is a good predictor of text, to figure missing words or typos (wrong chars).
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by larodi 3y ago
It is useful and perhaps very useful for journalists and other people who use it onetime. It is very ill suited for massive automation at the moment, and that’s a real problem everyone struggles with. The application of embedding vectors wi
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by larodi 3y ago
Well, Torvalds says in the interview ‘we already have tools such as linters and compilers which speed up the work we do as part of software development’ I get the impression he agrees this road to LLM content is inevitable, but also kind of
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by larodi 3y ago
Potentially many things like session mgmt, queues, document graphs, etc, can be done right with simple facilities like tables. Tables represent sets, and set algebra seems very common in data representations. Thing is how the sets are combi
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by larodi 3y ago
Sure, when availability and SLA kicks in…, but reselling APIs will only get you that far. Perhaps the whole pro/cons cloud argument can also kick in here, not going into it. We may well be on the same page, or we both perhaps have vali
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by larodi 3y ago
Nailed it. He should’ve counted the centroids if the squares if he needs to do… counting in matter of something-squared, while he counts the sides which are not yet squared in his design. So the placement is off or rather he mixed metrics.
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by larodi 3y ago
Agree largely with author, but this ‘wait for OpenAI to do it’ sentiment is not something valid. Opus for example is already much better (not only per my experience, but like… researchers evaluaiton). And even for the fun of it - try some l
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by larodi 3y ago
You must be joking !!! But stories like this can be on the pages of some newskool cyberpunk story perhaps. Fascinating times seeing it all come to live…
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by larodi 3y ago
I actually hope this becomes real vehicle, although it seems, and my comment perhaps amplified it, that there’s a sentiment reflecting doubts about the feasibility of the technology at all. Maybe it works for large lakes and hot seas at al
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by larodi 3y ago
a comment from YT reads: another decade another ground effect vehicle. this' been going for 60 years now. of course it is quite unclear how is this applicable for harsh conditions in open seas where waves can be scary high (or deep if
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by larodi 3y ago
Well I’m really talking about boxes hanging like crazy on the outside of a buildings still having a green light on. I presume most of these have been patched directly into the electric net skipping all kinds of metered use. The amount of wi
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by larodi 3y ago
The pictures are necessary when: 1) you do a brainstorming. doing it the visual way is much slower than the markup way. personally done it dozens if not hundreds of times with seq.diagrams. actually started donating to this guy who created
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by larodi 3y ago
This seems cool, I should give it a try. Whenever thousands of entities fall within scope, one really dreams of useful too to explain things quickly.
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by larodi 3y ago
Fascinating reminder from the future where streets be littered with tech junk from forgotten eras... Just take a look at wires in arbitrary mega-polic, fantastic. I'm in the process of collecting pictures of routers and other net equip
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by larodi 3y ago
Having spent fair amount of time on inf.architectural position, I’d really love these tools to also adapt some sort of markup. Sequencediagram.org being perfect example (and others alike) where it takes seconds to put a diagram that otherwi
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by larodi 3y ago
Chinese started WPS Office (called Kingsoft before) in 1989. Since end of 90s it is state favored and in 2011 received major grand. My wild guess is that they have much more incentive to use this rather than some broken open source Java thi
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by larodi 3y ago
I would've loved to see side-by-side comparison... after all we talk visuals here, right? So as this old saying goes: a hand to touch, an eye to see. Not underestimating the value in this, but the presentation is very weak.
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by larodi 3y ago
and makes this particular release of GCC (14.1) the coolest ever. indeed I have been teaching intro to C++ with similar box-like diagrams, and you know what - it takes a second for everyone in a group of 20 people to understand not only poi
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by larodi 3y ago
Or in other words - a three page rant with fair amount of self-affirmation and marketing blah which eventually retells the very short mantra: No, we are already not those guys releasing their (model) weights …
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by larodi 3y ago
All the core llama.cpp devs are superstar devs and 10x devs or whatever you want to call a super smart person who is also super productive and very good with applied calculus. Jart is very apparently very smart, but their relationship with

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