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by lxe 3y ago
Wayland doesn't fractionally scale chrome, discord, vscode, spotify, beeper, and other appimage and non-native applications. So even if KDE enables it by default, most users will have to switch back to X.
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by lxe 3y ago
Well done! This has some great features people usually ask for, like performance and copy-paste, and the whole UI is super polished.
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by lxe 3y ago
Why hasn't a non-crappy iot/smart hardware line and ecosystem emerged after years and years of "internet of shit" catastrophes such as this one? So many angry users are a market ripe for capturing, aren't they? Or m
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by lxe 3y ago
Yes, GPT Vision / ChatGPT is very accurate. CogVLM is also very powerful as a self-hosted solution.
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by lxe 3y ago
Very disappointing that this was the path Vercel chose to take. This is something I would expect from Google or Amazon, but not a developer darling like Vercel. Seems like all companies shed their values is service of growth and capitalism
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by lxe 3y ago
Let me see if I can find existing benchmark results. My gut feeling is that GPT4 is better overall... But BakLLaVA model is just incredibly small for how powerful it is.
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by lxe 3y ago
This is an awesome idea! Yeah refining and asking more questions about the image could make it viable. The BakLlava model is pretty impressive, but I do need to tune the prompts and the hyperparams as well. Or even do a small finetune. It’s
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by lxe 3y ago
It’s been nothing short of “Jarvis”. You do have to ask things correctly to get correct answers, but it accelerates pretty much everything I do on a computer by a factor of 100.
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by lxe 3y ago
I noticed that it "hallucinates" in the most direct sense of the word as the description goes on.
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Show HN: LLaVaVision: An AI "Be My Eyes"-like web app with a llama.cpp backend(github.com)
154 points by lxe 3y ago|19 comments
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by lxe 3y ago
Keep in mind, that new cars aren't bad simply because of all this new tech, but rather how this tech is exposed to the user. HCI seems to have disappeared by the wayside as we create more and more complicated systems. Yet it is possibl
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by lxe 3y ago
Unlike iPhones, PCs can still run Linux with ease.
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by lxe 3y ago
Thanks for clarifying. Do I physically connect the server to the Internet or is it colo'd somewhere you provide?
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by lxe 3y ago
Am I the only one who's confused by the offering? Are they selling cloud hosting or servers?
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by lxe 3y ago
This is from one of the authors of Explained Visually, which has a ton of great visual explanations: https://setosa.io/ev/
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by lxe 3y ago
I've been using https://snapdrop.net/ , and if it's not down it works great! I think it only needs to be up as a signaling server, right?
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by lxe 3y ago
Comparable with llava13b in benchmarks! Great work!
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by lxe 3y ago
Before you jump into installing the extension for your A1111, keep in mind the limitations: - You have to "pre-bake" each model (create optimized engines) for only a pre-defined set of resolutions - ~~No LoRA support~~ I guess the
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by lxe 3y ago
That protocol/encoding visualizer is beautiful. What a fantastic work!
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by lxe 3y ago
You will still be able to buy Blu-rays, just not from Best Buy
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by lxe 3y ago
That's the thing. _good_ usability that benefits everyone is not always trivial. Or cheap. Having huge text everywhere or loud volume is not the same as having a good way to easily change text size or adjust the volume.
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by lxe 3y ago
I agree with the premise, but why does this read like a tech bro and his finance/business major buddy in their early 20s got high and wrote it with the help of an LLM trained on /r/iam14andthisisdeep?
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by lxe 3y ago
We read it at an HCI class I took in college, and I found it to be one of the most useful, if not THE most useful class for my software engineering career.
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by lxe 3y ago
Don Norman's gripe applies not only to the elderly. I think good usability benefits everyone, and I do sympathise with him when it comes to the direction Apple has been taking for the past 10 years or so. I don't think it's a
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by lxe 3y ago
What a weird point and conclusions. Yes, we shouldn't treat LLMs as search engines. But who's to say what's creativity and what's not? Glitch art is "wrong" if we apply the author's judgement, but it'
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by lxe 3y ago
How does OpenOrca compare with Zephyr-7B? Both are fine-tuned mistral-7B's AFAIK. https://huggingface.co/HuggingFaceH4/zephyr-7b-alpha These LLMs are dropping so quickly it's hard to keep up these days!
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by lxe 3y ago
These numbers seem too high. That's like 10% of Google's annual revenue.
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by lxe 3y ago
uClinux has been my bread and butter back in 2010-2012 when I was running it on a mmu-less micro pfga core for an embedded industrial device. I think I brought it down way below the 789kb, at least the bzimage. I think I was using buildroot
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by lxe 3y ago
This made me chase red herrings when debugging oom issues in production. Wish free would just remove the 'free' column and replaced it with 'available'.
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by lxe 3y ago
"A frantic person bursts open the hospital door. They talk to the receptionist, then the doctor. In the last panel we see them standing over their bed-bound partner, looking sad." https://create.shortbread.ai/viewe

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