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by m00x 2y ago
It's sad how awful Twilio's engineering has become. I used it super early on and it was amazing, and while they had hiccups, they were never major and they were growing pains. Today they have incidents almost every week, and now d
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by m00x 2y ago
redis's C code is incredible
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by m00x 2y ago
Whichever model works better for your use. It's hard to know without testing it at the moment. I've found Gemini to be better at some use-cases, and GPT-4 better at others for my specific taste and use-case. You can kind of go by
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by m00x 2y ago
Worse in some aspects, better in other. Small models are never going to be generalists, so having several small models allows you to pick the one that best fits your needs.
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by m00x 2y ago
Not instruct tuning, you use it in general training. If you have a bunch of small prompts/answers, you can fit them into bigger batches if you use start/stop tokens.
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by m00x 2y ago
Plus it can be run on any machine, while golang needs to be compiled for the specific architecture you'll be running it on. No messing about trying to get the right build.
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by m00x 2y ago
Not every company is american
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by m00x 2y ago
1 year old post? Also, the post does not confirm anything.
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by m00x 2y ago
I didn't downvote, only replied. CogAgent is also CogVLM modified to handle documents and larger images. CogVLM is better for VQA.
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by m00x 2y ago
CogVLM should be, not sure how CogAgent plays into this. This isn't an agent.
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by m00x 2y ago
They have lost interest in actually shipping things since they get paid to do nothing anyway. Same happens in big organizations like IBM, Yahoo, and now Google. Urgency to deliver results is missing from a lot of orgs, especially the public
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by m00x 2y ago
FSD is one of the best in the business. It's close to Waymo's, but without LIDAR. He never said Hyperloop was great, just that it was a good idea.
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by m00x 2y ago
Who's gonna build TempleAmp?
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by m00x 2y ago
That doesn't mean it's permanent?
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by m00x 2y ago
Diagnosis for autism is complicated because some people act the same as people with clear physiological changes, but without those changes. This puts medical boards in a sticky situation where they have to be inclusive since there's no
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by m00x 2y ago
Celiac is an awful disease. My ex has it and it wrecked her life for years until she found out.
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by m00x 2y ago
^^^^ Better to read the paper instead of the pop journals. Most writers don't understand the issues fully and make mistakes, or sensationalize the discovery.
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by m00x 2y ago
That's not what the article suggests at all. It's during the developmental stage, which is by nature temporary.
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by m00x 2y ago
That's completely incorrect. Autism has clear physiological differences in the brain. It's not just a personality difference. People like to call themselves autistic when it's just social awkwardness, and some doctors might e
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by m00x 2y ago
Damn, what a crazy coincidence.
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by m00x 2y ago
Many Google layoffs were just teams shutting down and employees had 2-3 months to team match. Google hired way too much during pandemic. From what I hear from G friends, this is likely a low performer prune.
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by m00x 2y ago
It's pretty weak proof. It only says some part of it was billed to the ministry of defense. Who knows what it was used for? It could be their HR, billing, etc.
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by m00x 3y ago
Running CUDA applications on AMD was always going to be slower. They have slightly different architectures, and CUDA is completely closed source. They would be committing to always being a step behind. If you want to use both, you can write
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by m00x 3y ago
Not commercially
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by m00x 3y ago
The laws around training an LLM on publicly accessible IP have never been developed and haven't been developed, so the judge has to decide from common law. It's the same issue as crypto <> SEC. Companies ask lawmakers to set
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by m00x 3y ago
My kids are about to learn the consequences of hurting my feelings by calling me a buttface on the internet.
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by m00x 3y ago
You can expand on a question without being douchey. OP is right that you can often improve both at the same time, it's just worded poorly.
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by m00x 3y ago
This isn't really how neurons work. First of all, they operate independent of a synchronized clock, and they can also accumulate signals instead of executing on a input. Neuromorphic chips are closer to how the brain works, but they&#x
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by m00x 3y ago
We use docker environments like this for tests, but it does have its issues. You often need to add custom behavior like waiting for the app to load and start serving, healthchecks, etc. Having it all in code is pretty useful, and it's
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by m00x 3y ago
They have to start somewhere. Give them time, they'll end up working on it.

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