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by omeze 3y ago
Try Claude or Bard, I am also an AI CSV-parsing enjoyer and they both work well. Claude has size limits unlike ChatGPT’s Continue” button thiugh
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by omeze 3y ago
ALS really doesn’t leave much strength for having a headset strapped to you…
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by omeze 3y ago
people are already doing this on Character.ai and other popular AI consumer products, whether the companies want them to or not. I think it's better to accept people want something here and make it good & transparent vs trying to a
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by omeze 3y ago
I think the standouts are generally people who are highly liked/rated. Id see a lot of people there before & after I saw them in my normal feed. Roses just give an escape hatch for pay to play but they’ll show up in your feed norma
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by omeze 3y ago
Theres a great guide from Microsoft on this (mentioned in the reply to this HN comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30062178 ) We’ve all had to open a door with our hands full and thanked the wheelchair button by the
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by omeze 3y ago
if a house is such a good investment why arent these investors building more to mint millions ezpz?
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by omeze 3y ago
Not just researchers, but theyre for experienced MLOps engineers. If youve built distributed training or inference pipelines at big tech, thats the sort of skillset that requires ML knowledge but has little to do with traditional research.
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by omeze 3y ago
Both your counterpoints are true, I didnt want to sprinkle the word “marginal cost” everywhere (marginal devops cost of buy vs self host). And ofc I agree, not all saas offerings are the same, EKS is fairly meh as far as setup and time savi
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by omeze 3y ago
The truth is that people who are fine operating and managing their own ElasticSearch/Postgres/Spark whatever cluster are not the people who will be buying the SaaS offering. Theres no point trying to convert those people, theyll c
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by omeze 3y ago
this is cool, is it using a physics engine like ammo or cannon? I like the water shaders too!
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by omeze 3y ago
That's my worry, too. I'm reminded of the history of Intel, which at its founding decided that it would not have a research org (drop the R from R&D) and just focus on scaling FETs, because the founders learned that trying to
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by omeze 3y ago
It's not requiring logins per se -- this is the second mishap I'm aware of related to their consumer product surface area (the first being users' chat data going to other users). Just seems like a distraction, if the goal is
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by omeze 3y ago
Yes, hence the MS deal (they had trouble raising money as a pure research org). Their research can be turned into a product people pay for -- they've done it! My question is: why did the engineers at OpenAI have to do that? Why couldn&
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by omeze 3y ago
I seriously wonder why, given the Microsoft deal, OpenAI didn't just cede all product development and production-izing of their models to MS while they focus on research. I know smart people work there, some friends included, but OpenA
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by omeze 3y ago
is there any work being done to make nerfs have collision or mesh deformation?
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by omeze 3y ago
I think it depends on the use case. The big win IMO is cost savings for developers, tiny models can run on devices so theres no need for inference servers. The real challenge is coming up with a use case that a tiny model can perform. I sus
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by omeze 3y ago
yea, I was also surprised at the lack of apps. I guess we can take a shot at llama-7b, maybe a base model and a storytelling fine tune. we'll have to look into which compiler is best, I do want to tinker with the mlc toolchain. will po
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Simple on-device iOS AI demo app of TinyStories-1M(apps.apple.com)
5 points by omeze 3y ago|4 comments
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by omeze 3y ago
Hey all, After reading the TinyStories paper (using small language models of 1m to 33m parameter size to generate short stories), me and a friend decided to port it as a test to see what performance of tiny LMs look like on mobile devices.
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by omeze 3y ago
I don't understand how you make blocks, all of the demos seem to "just work" but it doesnt really make sense how some values are overrode and others have a default that auto updates?
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by omeze 3y ago
Yea… my opinion on this is that startups are attempting to force a market for chat bots, instead of accepting that LLM embeddings are best utilized as a search feature, not new product surface area
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by omeze 3y ago
Yea, its tragic. When I was a kid I would often just go to GameFAQs because that was the only real source, and the guides would be surfaced in google. Its still around but Google gives me 20 crappy ad riddled sites that require a new page c
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by omeze 3y ago
gitsense is def a sick tool, ty for sharing
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by omeze 3y ago
The asset stuff is the bottleneck here isnt it? We need browsers that support cacheing assets that are gigs in size
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by omeze 3y ago
yes I also have that impression. If you consider the concrete objectives, this is a good announcement: - they want to make benchmarking easier by using AI systems - they want to automate red-teaming and safety-checking ("problematic be
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by omeze 3y ago
This is interesting, always fun to see the same work in a different light and perspective. Btw Id say chendian is “retrospective”, which most tech companies do after projects but some do them regularly. I also worked at a trading firm that
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by omeze 3y ago
Ancestor model = pre-trained model that used a large diverse corpus Descendant models = models fine tuned from an ancestor on one particular domain, e.g. by partitioning your training data by subject or source Democracy = some weighted mix
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by omeze 3y ago
It wasn't meant to be "private" in the e2e sense. It was just meant to be a modern reimagining of Ventrilo/TeamSpeak, which were group chat programs for gamers. The video call stuff came after (since it was strange to no
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by omeze 3y ago
This is very cool! I was thinking of a VS code extension that lets me put files or directories “physically” on my desk. Itd be emulating the way that I read text books. Instead of keeping notes and bookmarks physically in the book I could d
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by omeze 3y ago
This is flame-baity but honestly what Id also expect. No one is going to invest in developing IDEs for this thing to rival VS Code or whatever if Apple wants a stranglehold on its ecosystem. Maybe there will be extensions to existing editor

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