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by nightski 3y ago
Does it though? I thought only credit accounts affected your credit score. This really isn't that...
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by nightski 3y ago
I'm curious, what exactly are the ramifications of this "contract law" in the context of Adobe subscriptions? Adobe will sue you? Are they suing large amounts of customers?
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by nightski 3y ago
Tomatoes are very easy to grow in a garden and besides are more like a herb because they have basically no nutritional value at 15 calories a piece.
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by nightski 3y ago
You can't unionize your way to a better economy, that's not how that works.
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by nightski 3y ago
I'd imagine feeding them and letting them live in the bunker during a crisis is a compelling perk to some.
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by nightski 3y ago
I'm not a mathematician but on their site it says - "Cosine similarity and Euclidean distance will result in the identical rankings" so I am assuming that would have to be the case?
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by nightski 3y ago
I read somewhere else that they have a full time staff on site.
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by nightski 3y ago
Weird it was pretty much turn key here. Maybe that was the early days when it was in beta?
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by nightski 3y ago
It's linked from the MemoryCache repo listed at the bottom of the article: https://github.com/Mozilla-Ocho/Memory-Cache
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by nightski 3y ago
It really isn't though. The video game awards are pretty huge. It just wasn't managed well. This is more a product of Sony & Microsoft not only buying all the studios but also then wanting to have their own showcases and not
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by nightski 3y ago
First of all, LLMs are not the only AI in existence. A lot of ML, stats, and compute can be run on consumer grade GPUs. There are plenty of problems that aren't even applicable with an LLM. Second, you absolutely can run and fine tune
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by nightski 3y ago
AMD gatekeeps this functionality behind it's non-consumer cards. They don't realize that having a consumer card and being able to develop on it is a gateway to using AMD. I can use CUDA on any Nvidia card I buy. I can't be
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by nightski 3y ago
It's not an objective test like you are talking about. These benchmarks are far from accurate and also can be tainted in the training data.
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by nightski 3y ago
There has to be some way to verify the claim. Trust me bro isn't science.
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by nightski 3y ago
I'm not the parent and would not say it's immoral but being able to produce content for free is a form of privilege. Not everyone has that luxury. Let's face it we live in a time where engineers make an absurd amount of mon
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by nightski 3y ago
Does anyone really like Material UI? I find it so clunky and heavy.
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by nightski 3y ago
Or just set up openvpn, really only takes a few minutes on say pfsense/opnsense.
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by nightski 3y ago
The inspiration isn't top down. It's bottom up.
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by nightski 3y ago
There's a lot of false information out there. Many people on low carb find their cholesterol levels improve and blood pressure lower. Also organ meats are far more nutrient dense than plants and not only that they are more bio-availa
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by nightski 3y ago
Meh beef emissions are 3% of the emissions in the U.S. That and they could even be far lower with food additives. Globally it's higher but that is because of poor farming practices and very loose/negative regulation. I did keto
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by nightski 3y ago
I don't think the comparison applies. Shareware can't really be modified in any way. However a foundational model is meant to be modified, fine-tuned, augmented, etc... I agree calling it fully open source is a stretch but it&#x
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by nightski 3y ago
Calling AMD a nice guy is a huge stretch in my opinion. From my understanding they didn't even allow use of ROCm with consumer GPUs until this year... CUDA is and always was very accessible to a broad audience.
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by nightski 3y ago
I'd imagine more has been spent on cancer research at this point than the moon landing.
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by nightski 3y ago
How exactly are you measuring "return" in this case? Because I feel that would be nearly impossible.
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by nightski 3y ago
I don't think ML is driving consumer GPU prices, although I could be wrong. They are selling 3080s and below primarily for gaming. Maybe an argument could be made for the 3090/4090, but even then that is extreme solo enthusiast
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by nightski 3y ago
This completely ignores the cash cow that is gaming, which has made them far more money than crypto ever did. AI is a little different for now, we'll see how it holds up.
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by nightski 3y ago
Except it's not half baked. Because guess what - now you need a new template language that supports constructs like conditionals, loops, etc... You basically end up implementing a half-baked version of javascript with an unfamiliar sy
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by nightski 3y ago
Have fun building a 4k ray tracing capable PC for $500. The GPU alone is going to cost you that much. Plus while steam big picture mode is possible, it's kind of a pain compared to the simplicity of hooking up a console right to your b
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by nightski 3y ago
There's a lot more to it than just increasing the resolution. Graphics, animations, font rendering quality, huge images, the list goes on.
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by nightski 3y ago
I highly doubt this is directly in support of Altman and more about not imploding the company they work for. But you never know.

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