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by nacs 3y ago
Looks like the Tesla Superchargers are about to get even more crowded than they already are..
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by nacs 3y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/ < much larger/active (and its not just for the meta-llama)
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by nacs 3y ago
AMD/ATI has always been terrible at drivers/software for their GPUs going back decades. It’s really as simple as that and it still hasn’t changed so nvidia is dominating them in AI as a result.
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by nacs 3y ago
That intro to Langchain is absolutely terrible. Like it was copy-pasted from the worst LLM they could find and pasted in: > The first high-performance and open-source LLM called BLOOM was released. OpenAI released their next-generation t
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by nacs 3y ago
Krita is the best alternative to Photoshop and it runs on every platform (including Linux). Even trying GIMP over multiple years I could never make sense of it's UI but Krita is a breeze and incredibly powerful.
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by nacs 3y ago
And the down arrow is using the same SVG with a `transform: rotate(180deg)` too! Truly incredible developments.
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by nacs 3y ago
How is the HN-bill for API usage going so far? You're a brave soul for putting not 1 but 3 chatbots linked directly to the paid GPT apis.
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by nacs 3y ago
The link you provided is using a ChatGPT jailbreak to escape the "AI safety" so it makes sense why you haven't ran into the issue (at least until OpenAI fixes this jailbreak variant). https://github.com/Cohee1
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by nacs 3y ago
The problem with using these for freeform roleplaying is that it's very easy to hit the "I'm sorry but as an AI model..." that completely breaks character. Even on the first example with the fish that is supposed to insu
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by nacs 3y ago
> Flutter's web and desktop support is more of an experiment If you go to the FLutter homepage, Web is given equal amount of coverage as mobile. Nowhere does it say it is "mobile-first". This kind of line is repeated in bi
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by nacs 3y ago
As an unfortunate owner of 2x 3TB Seagate Barracudas that died within months of purchase, your statement is the truth.
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by nacs 3y ago
Most of these services start with generous free amounts to bring in traffic and then quickly become mostly paid.
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by nacs 4y ago
> this is a required statement to conform with China’s constitution But doesn't this mean the model training data also excludes anything critical of China? For example, does their training data include things like this: https:&#x2F
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by nacs 4y ago
> single consumer-grade NVIDIA A6000 GPU with 48GB memory I wouldn't call an A6000 "consumer-grade" -- it's about $5000 and 99% of consumers that have graphics cards wouldn't have that. Top of the line consumer g
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by nacs 4y ago
Looks like they mentioned your DB in a (probably SEO-bait) blog post here: https://blog.ferretdb.io/5-database-alternatives-mongodb-202...
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by nacs 4y ago
The condo you buy with 30% of your net is going to be worth 30% or more later. That's a good investment. Musk spent 30% of his net worth on it then immediatly burned 90% of the already questionable value it had. What Musk did was just
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by nacs 4y ago
Yes they have a VS Code extension even though it's not mentioned in their Github readme for some reason (just search for Tabby in VS code extensions). I tried it and it worked OK.
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by nacs 4y ago
The post says it uses "2GB Or less" of VRAM. A 1B parameter transformer model is on the low/tiny-end of model size these days.
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by nacs 4y ago
They could very easily convert the whole thing to a static site and throw it up on S3. Ridiculous to take the site and content down.
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by nacs 4y ago
Those TUIs makes me want to learn Go.. (Does anyone know alternatives to this for nodejs though?)
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by nacs 4y ago
They say they will save $7 million over 5 years with this migration. Sounds worth it to me. https://world.hey.com/dhh/we-stand-to-save-7m-over-five-year...
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by nacs 4y ago
“Google sends a single email to a single inbox before killing production servers” sounds more accurate. I’m sure they will do better with AWS because AWS isn’t stupid enough to kill everything you have after a single email warning.
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by nacs 4y ago
This annoys me also (and the "you broke reddit" happens at least weekly). What makes it worse are the disturbing images of their mascot that accompany the error: https://i.imgur.com/StfeP5j.jpg https:/&#x2F
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by nacs 4y ago
I had the same experience. Pro: Meilisearch search speed and memory use was great compared to others (at the cost of large storage requirements but that's the cheapest thing to upgrade). Con: Indexing documents (even with recommended b
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by nacs 4y ago
Do you/your dev-partner give each other compliments like this while developing too or just at the end?
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by nacs 4y ago
Firefox version planned? Also, please, less Elon on the front page. It's a little nauseating.
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by nacs 4y ago
Yep, that progress bar stuck to the top of the window is synonymous with a page load especially now that mobile browsers have it as a native loading indicator now. Seeing it go backwards is even worse. Also it literally makes people take th
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by nacs 4y ago
> I'm not leaving Twitter. This aged poorly.. just 2 hours later and Paul has now been suspended on Twitter.
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by nacs 4y ago
Worked great and added a few dozen people from Twitter. Encouraging to see people moving over.
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by nacs 4y ago
Stable diffusion only needs 4GB of VRAM to run on the low end so you can rent low-end consumer GPUs (nvidia RTX for example) for around $0.10 an hour to do the renders.

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