nabakin

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   by nabakin 3y ago

   > I will happily go on the record as saying that this will be as revolutionary as the iPhone, perhaps even more so. > Look how quickly the iPhone and Apple Watch evolved between generations 1 to 3 I would not compare the iPhone to the
2. 242.▲
   by nabakin 3y ago

   I would also like a response from @joemullin on this
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   by nabakin 3y ago

   Unfortunately the companies who take VC money have a huge advantage over the ones that don't. After they capture their users and market, they have to make good on their promises to turn a profit and make the money back for those invest
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   by nabakin 3y ago

   Yeah phones are hard mode but still possible. I did it on a 5 inch screen
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   by nabakin 3y ago

   I solved it with some creative initial positioning. Thumb and index of one hand on the curved and middle straight line and my other hand index going between the two to reach the start of the other curved line
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   by nabakin 3y ago

   The hardest one for me was the 4 fingered puzzle where you had to move all 4 from one side of the screen to the other in a line, except the lines overlapped with the neighbors multiple times.
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   by nabakin 3y ago

   I would monitor and research each of these top models to determine which best fits your use case. https://lmsys.org/blog/2023-05-25-leaderboard/ https://huggingface.co/spaces/HuggingFaceH4&#x2
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   by nabakin 3y ago

   1. They didn't submit a talk or intend to give one 2. They were specifically invited to give a keynote and decided to do so at their request 3. Repeatedly confirmed the topic was ok 4. Put a lot of work into the keynote 5. Told last mi
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   by nabakin 3y ago

   It's new. All the Rust GUI libraries are new and the community is still experimenting with different ideas to find the best architecture.
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    by nabakin 3y ago

    I was looking for this comment and I think you're exactly right. Over the years, Moore's Law became a household term for computer performance doubling every couple of years. Under that definition, Moore's Law died in 2005 wit
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    by nabakin 3y ago

    For sure, we should just have a general data protection law which covers both issues
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    by nabakin 3y ago

    I'm excited for the M3 too. I hope this is the generation Apple adds AV1 hardware support. If they don't, I have no confidence they will ever add support
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    by nabakin 3y ago

    You say it's a copout and then you don't explain why. I can believe US data through TikTok is at risk due to CCP origins and I can believe our data is on sale in general. I can also believe that both are an issue.
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    by nabakin 3y ago

    Why can't you believe both are issues and be in support of the resolution of both?
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    by nabakin 3y ago

    I think they are bringing awareness to an additional issue rather than dismissing this one
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    by nabakin 3y ago

    Why does it matter in this case if GPT-3 was trained compute optimally or not? Are you saying that the over $100 million training cost is amount of training necessary to make a 175B parameter model compute optimal? And if they are the name
17. 257.▲
    by nabakin 3y ago

    Why are you confident 3.5 is smaller than 3?
18. 258.▲
    by nabakin 3y ago

    GPT-2 training cost 10s of thousands GPT-3 training cost millions GPT-4 training cost over a hundred million [1] GPT-4 inferencing is slower than GPT-3 or GPT-3.5 OpenAI has billions of dollars in funding OpenAI has the backing of Microsoft
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    by nabakin 3y ago

    I think the best situation is when a company will perform an expensive but high value task that the open source community can't and then give it back to them for further iterations and development. If the community isn't able to p
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    Exactly
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    Except it's not lol
22. 262.▲
    by nabakin 4y ago

    Then why are comments assuming a large decrease in power consumption?
23. 263.▲
    by nabakin 4y ago

    Firefox-related CPU use is only reduced by 75% when this bug is caused. NOT in the general case as this title implies
24. 264.▲
    by nabakin 4y ago

    Previous post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35458746 @dang
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    I've tried Vicuna but it still seems inferior to ChatGPT imo. Maybe if it was applied to a version of LLaMA with a number of parameters matching GPT-4 but I'm not sure of that either
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    A bug pending for 5 years, wow
27. 267.▲
    by nabakin 4y ago

    I fell for it too until a friend pointed it out. I wonder why it's working so well Edit: hi friend
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    https://youtu.be/ltxj8YBoTMU https://youtu.be/qmlabKbpTGM&t=5m44s Not this exact version but it should be close. Much better than what I was expecting
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    Here's a YouTube video showing off the UI 3 months ago https://youtu.be/qmlabKbpTGM&t=5m44s it shouldn't be much different than Focal, but if someone has a video of the Focal UI, please post it. They should ma
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    None. Hardware wallet. I haven't heard anything bad about Kraken and it's been around for awhile. Coinbase seems stable