mromanuk

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by mromanuk 3y ago
I've developed a neural network model for text correction, prediction, and autocompletion, specifically optimized for one of my iOS keyboard apps. The model is compact, at only 32MB, allowing for swift loading times. It predicts the ne
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Vespa Long-ColBERT V2 is coming: infinite context(twitter.com)
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Because they used a transformer to reach a nice solution, better than a typical A* search, which is a "naive" or go to solution. And they didn't think about designing an algorithm. I find it quite impressive that a simple enc
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by mromanuk 3y ago
Was this text captured due to something like Echelon doing mass surveillance?
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by mromanuk 3y ago
I like how Christian Selig find big tech problematic UI/Ux products and fix that with an app.
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by mromanuk 3y ago
Brilliant, the site does what I do myself every time I research something to buy. Basically a spreadsheet, where I gather all the data points myself, it's tiresome. Capitalism to work, it's supposed to be done by rational agents.
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I confirmed the superconducting properties of the LK-99 supplemented material(old.reddit.com)
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Sure, but this is pointing to a new vertical for smart objects. The price will be fixed. Many more tools will become smart, as the phones became smartphones.
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by mromanuk 3y ago
I've released a SwiftUI app, but was a nightmarish experience. They are experimenting and changing stuff to better serve SwiftUI philosophy, like the change from Combine to Observation. There were plenty of bugs and some of them diffic
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by mromanuk 3y ago
Nikola Tesla was that way
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Do they evolved to do that? If that’s the case, what’s the use case? If not, it’s just a weird artifact of producing electricity?
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by mromanuk 3y ago
I agree with you, I tried ONNX, more or less the same problem as converting to CoreML, plus issues of iOS compatibility.
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I've found that converting a custom PyTorch model to CoreML can be quite complex. I had to modify certain data types to facilitate the conversion process, which was not straightforward. The process becomes particularly frustrating when
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by mromanuk 3y ago
Which FAB are they using?
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by mromanuk 3y ago
Is there any replication of a transformer, GPT, LLM using "hivekit"? If not they should aim at that first.
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by mromanuk 3y ago
I agree with you. Just bear in mind that later on in life, you can’t go back.
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by mromanuk 3y ago
Coding for 10/12hs daily isn’t healthy, is not sustainable and is not the way to live. I love coding and I being in front of a computer all my life, since I was 8. All the meaningful life moments in retrospective weren’t at the screen.
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LCM-LoRA: A Universal Stable-Diffusion Acceleration Module(arxiv.org)
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by mromanuk 3y ago
it's iOS, there is an app category about 3rd party keyboards in both App Stores. Not a listed app category, but a type of app.
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I would love to build that keyboard, but unfortunately there is a RAM limit for keyboard apps. My current model is not so smart as I would like. For fun, I just tested your example, using only 8 tokens (current limitation): "restaurant
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by mromanuk 3y ago
For me, the killer user case is having it as an AI assistant. A few months ago, I've started building a machine learning model for a keyboard iOS App as a solo dev, without python or deep learning knowledge. The model I wanted to build
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by mromanuk 3y ago
Recently I read that Leonardo DaVinci was a huge procrastinator, with an enormous queue of unfinished projects. I always admired him for being so successful on so many things and different areas, but after knowing this, it changed my perspe
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by mromanuk 3y ago
I read content from Christopher Lochhead, I was interested in his talks about marketing and "category design", many examples were done with Splunk.
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Build user interfaces with 10x less code. Alternative to React, Vue, and Svelte(github.com)
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> Miraculously, most games just worked despite running under a different DPMI server from what they were originally developed with. There were occasional issues with specific games. Popular ones include games which assumed that all memor
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by mromanuk 3y ago
Apparently medical doctors considered that babies younger than 15 months, didn't need anesthetics until 1986 [1]. This is an example of how they treated human beings different, when they thought they have a lower level experience (they
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by mromanuk 3y ago
They are docile, until you step near their nest and they became super hostile. We were walking with my two daughters and that happen by accident. They stung my older daughter 7 or 8 times and me 2 times. I thought the stings would be painfu
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by mromanuk 3y ago
one 4090 + 3090-Ti https://github.com/turboderp/exllama
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by mromanuk 3y ago
I’m just another guy throwing ideas, maybe the cancer should be compared to a virus or bacteria, where their life cycle is much shorter than humans, the objective is maximum growth, then it dies as any other organism
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I'm obsessed with Ghibli and Miyazaki's work, I discover them in earlies 2010s because of my nieces (then my daughters were born). I love to watch Totoro and discover old (new) Ghibli films and watch with my daugthers. Those weren

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