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by mg 2y ago
Ah yes. At first, I thought that since it is all one-way forward-only communication, latency would only affect the time to the first token. But I guess the final output needs to be sent back to the first node before it can continue. So if t
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by mg 2y ago
That's exciting. So we could build a SETI@home style network of even the largest models. I wonder if training could be done in this way too.
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by mg 2y ago
Woops! I would have thought the number of neurons roughly equals the number of parameters, but you are right. The number of parameters is much higher.
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by mg 2y ago
Yay, that sounds promising. Which protector do you use?
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by mg 2y ago
One reason I don't use tablet is that they all have glossy screens. And the new iPad with matte screen has a glossy frame around it. I tried it in a store and the glare around the otherwise nicely matte screen was uncomfortable. Does a
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by mg 2y ago
Interesting. Let's do the math ... Let's say the model has 50B parameters and 50 layers. That would mean about one billion values have to travel through the wifi for every generated token? I wonder how much data that is in bytes a
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by mg 2y ago
This enables you to run larger models than you would be able to on any single device. No further explanation on how this is supposed to work? If some layers of the neural network are on deviceA and some layers are on devic
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by mg 2y ago
I also like to read the homepage chronologically. I use a bookmarklet to do this: https://x.com/marekgibney/status/1551483561621979136 This is how I have been reading HN for years now. It jumps to the next newest
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by mg 2y ago
When I want to use a site in darkmode, I always use this code as a bookmarklet: s=document.createElement('style'); s.textContent=` * { color: #2c2 !important; background: #222 !important;
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by mg 2y ago
Me too, although I use bookmarklets instead of extensions. A bookmarklet can change images too. We would just have to decide on an algorigthm for the images. For example here on HN - the algo could detect the similarity between the orange i
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by mg 2y ago
I still think dark mode should be a browser feature. Not a feature of every website. In a broader sense, the whole design of a site could be selectable via the browser. Similar to how CSS Zengarden works: https://www.csszengarden
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by mg 2y ago
I have this in my bashrc: alias duwim='du --apparent-size -c -s -B1048576 * | sort -g' It produces a similar output, showing a list of directories and their sizes under the current dir. The name "duwim" stands f
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by mg 2y ago
I would love something like this if it where completely free of visual distractions. Purely text based like HN. Using HN is kind of giving me a nice "easy time" without colors, images or animations. Using a site that has a lot of
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by mg 2y ago
Next: Carbon Tax
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by mg 2y ago
I like the syntax to send typed values from the terminal: jb id=42 size:number=42 surname=null data:null => {"id":"42","size":42,"surname":"null","data":null} I ne
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by mg 2y ago
From the conclusion section: MV use was not associated with lower all-cause mortality risk in the first (multivariable-adjusted HR, 1.04; 95% CI, 1.02-1.07) or second (multivariable- adjusted HR, 1.04; 95% CI, 0.99-1.08) h
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by mg 2y ago
In that image, a little bit of the backside of the cap is visible. The dark border at the right bottom. So as I understand it, the AI would have to figure that out on its own and remove it before it adds the boy to the image? Also, that ima
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by mg 2y ago
I think the description of what you want to achieve is not clear. Can you link to an example image which you would upload and then describe based on that example what the generated image should look like?
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by mg 2y ago
You want to drop the ability to group data from database software? Some issues come to mind: Grouping on the client would mean that you have to send the ungrouped data over the wire/air. Which might be orders of magnitude more data tha
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by mg 2y ago
So is the obj you created.
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by mg 2y ago
It looks like "row" is already the object you want. Why make a copy of it? And why copy it by copying each property individually?
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by mg 2y ago
Like all alternatives to SQL I have seen, this is not as lean and readable as SQL.
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by mg 2y ago
It is certainly possible, but is it as lean and readable?
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by mg 2y ago
It seems either the group or the order is missing?
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by mg 2y ago
How do you do SELECT AVG(price) FROM cars WHERE brand='BMW' GROUP BY year ORDER BY year without SQL? So far, every alternative syntax I have encountered was less human readable and/or less concise. I thin
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by mg 2y ago
I tried it like this: 1: apt install ruby 2: Put your code in test.rb 3: ruby test.rb I then I got: Gem::Ext::BuildError: ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension. \e[0m current directory: /var&#x2
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by mg 2y ago
You never know into what a project will develop. So it is nice to know you can expand it into anything, even when you start simple.
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by mg 2y ago
Cool. What would be the steps from a fresh Debian to get it running and see it in action?
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by mg 2y ago
A lot could be said about it, but the first thing that comes to mind is that not every application uses a db. And not every application that uses a db needs an ORM. You probably can build an ORM into the single file. But I'm not saying
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by mg 2y ago
Is the db mandatory in Rails or could the db specific lines be removed from the code if no db is needed?

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