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> As things have shifted more towards mass consumption of model weights it's become less and less common to see. Not the real reason. The real reason is that training has moved to FP/BF16 over the years as NVIDIA made that more
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The wear on the parity drive is the same regardless of raid technology you choose, unraid just lets you have mismatched data drives. In fact you could argue that unraid is healthier for the drives since a write doesn't trigger a write
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If what you said were true then they would ban all porn and not just rape/incest/bestiality porn. They're banning specific genres of porn which makes it an obvious morality issue. I can't back this up with facts but the
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I'll take the bait. > I think the bulk of this is kind of a silly semantic argument > "After all, I didn't click 'Rent now'. I paid 60 bucks and clicked a button that said 'Buy'" > With all t
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I've found that the best experience of self hosting excalidraw is actually using it inside nextcloud, it's called whiteboard over there but it's actually excalidraw. Setup is bit finicky but workable if you understand how rev
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1y ago
The title is just fearmongering, it's removing the driver from being automatically installed from windows update, not preventing it from being installed altogether. They're also not revoking the signatures either so downloading an
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1y ago
> Apple Announces Foundation Models and Containerization frameworks, etc. This sounds like apple announced 2 things, AI models and container related stuff I'd change it to something like: > Apple Announces Foundation Models, Cont
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My intuition is that the harder it is for an LLM to do something during training the more actual compression/learning will be encoded in it's weights. With multi-token/diffusion it becomes much easier to "reward/los
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This is insanely fast, my guess is that the tradeoff here is that the GPUs will always be working at max capacity and there will be minimal compute savings from batching, which I realize now is not really a tradeoff. My only worry is that t
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2m27s for a partial response editing a 178 line file (it failed with an error, which seems to happen a lot with claude, but that's another issue). https://streamable.com/rqlr84
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Here's a video of what it looks like with sonnet 3.7. https://streamable.com/rqlr84 The claude and gemini models tend to be the slowest (yes, including flash). 4o is currently the fastest but still not great.
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I wish they optimized things before adding more crap that will slow things down even more. The only thing that's fast with copilot is the autocomplete, it sometimes takes several minutes to make edits on a 100 line file regardless of t
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It's more than that, or in this case, less. This is a build of windows targeting long term deployments and embedded system, so it's essentially a pared down version of windows to reduce memory requirements. One of those things is
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The store is also an app on windows and is sometimes an hard dependency to install apps that only exist on the windows store without having to jump through many hoops. It's usually part of windows itself in the regular retail builds of
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Dataset. To train these models you need inputs and expected output. For text-image pairs there exists vast amounts of data (in the billions). The models are trained on text + noise to output a denoised image. The dataset of sketch-image pai
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My understanding is that frontier researchers will work for companies that will let them publish papers and discuss them with their peers. When you're an engineer at the tier of these AI researchers, winning an extra 100k/year on
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I highly suspect that CoT tokens are at least partially working as register tokens. Have these big LLM trainers tried replacing CoT with a similar amount of register tokens and see if the improvements are similar?
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They both work on a sorted list of tokens by probability. top_k selects a fixed amount of tokens, top_p selects the top tokens until the sum of probabilities passes the threshold p. So for example if the top 2 tokens have a .5 and .4 probab
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It's open source. https://github.com/Lumon-Industries/Macrodata-Refinement
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While 192GB of ram is appealing, it's also quite expensive at $6000. For that price I rather buy a system with 5 used 3090s, which while being "only" 120GB of VRAM, you benefit from much faster tokens/s and prompt proces
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From my understanding this not only removes tokenization but also sampling correct? Sampling can be a pain point of LLMs, but they also can enable interesting usages, like forcing grammar so the model always outputs valid JSON or tuning tem
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I'm portuguese and there's an oddity in either this chart or my memory. When we transitioned to the euro it seemed most shops straight up converted from escudo to eurocent. So if something cost 50 escudos it would cost 50 cents. I
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That's part of it. Normally when you visit contentsite.com which serves ads from adsite.com. Adblocker rules can just block adsite.com and the ads won't be shown. CNAME cloaking would have the main site have a subdomain like adsit
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Gamemaker if you want no code. It's free if you're not planning to release games commercially. You can add code later if you want custom behaviors that gamemaker doesn't include out of the box. 2D only. Godot if you want codi
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It will be 100+ fps on a current mid-tier system easily, because this is not hardware emulation. Most emulators need to implement/compile a whole different architecture to x86, even if similar to x86 it causes issues because cache gets
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If you don't know what you're doing, on ios you need a separate video with instructions (or fumble around) to figure out how to install a third party app, while on android the prompts guide you. On android when you download an apk
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Somewhat inefficient for text, very inefficient for images, specially if you work in pixel space. The max context a model today has been trained is 1M tokens, which takes up a lot of memory. Even if context was not an issue, to generate a 1
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>Intel confirms oxidation and excessive voltage in 13th and 14th Gen CPUs Title is ambiguous, it seems to imply 14th gen CPUs have oxidation issues, the video explains that the oxidation issues are only on an early run of 13th gen. If yo
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Chat GPT4 has been in general both better and worse than 3.5. I sometimes start a conversation with GPT4 and then have 3.5 fix it in another window (by pasting the code and pretending it's mine). It feels like things have degraded for
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A DHT is a decentralized key-value database, it's most famous use being in the bittorrent protocols, it uses a routing algorithm to guarantee that you can find the peers that can retrieve the value of a known key, granted that you at l
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