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by omneity 4y ago
It really boils down to which stack you are familiar with / which stack integrates better with the rest of your infrastructure / use case. If you're already ingesting a lot of data to ES and you want to vectorize it, it has a
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by omneity 4y ago
I have experimented with both pgvector (through supabase) and elasticsearch. Both are great from a dev UX perspective and allow you to get the ball rolling quickly. You still have to generate the vectors yourself, so your LLM+VDB is only as
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by omneity 4y ago
Just follow the money.
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I beg to differ. All the might of a superior intellect will be of no use if a bear locks a human down and starts to maul them. The mistaken assumption that GP is talking about is related to conflating intellectual capacity with physical cap
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To me this seems to be an attempt to leverage their dominant position at the time to further strengthen it, and eventually failing to strong-arm the industry.
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by omneity 4y ago
> As outlined above, these results demonstrate that dolly-v2-12b is not state of the art, and in fact underperforms dolly-v1-6b in some evaluation benchmarks. We believe this owes to the composition and size of the underlying fine tuning
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by omneity 4y ago
Postgres is super cool and comes with batteries for almost any situation you can throw at it. Low throughput scenarios are a great match. In high throughput cases, you might find yourself not needing all the extra guarantees that Postgres
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by omneity 4y ago
This is so brilliant! But wow. Look at one of the generated comments, self-awareness incoming soon. > What if we're all just GPT-generated comments in a GPT-generated world, and this is our existence now? https://crackern
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by omneity 4y ago
Here's the catch, people are still adapting to GPT tech, still figuring out ways to make use of it, to include it in their workflows, etc. Social impact of ChatGPT even in its current form is only getting started, it doesn't need
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by omneity 4y ago
BLOOM has been trained on a 3M€ grant from French research agencies CNRS and GENCI. Doesn’t have any of the constraints you’re talking about.
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by omneity 4y ago
4 years ?!? That’s like a century in AI-dog years. Who knows how the world will be by then.
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by omneity 4y ago
Wind turbine blades need to be as lightweight as possible. Imagine the shear and tear forces applied on the turbine’s tower. At the same time, the blades have to be extremely resistant to resist to their own weight and to the wind applying
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by omneity 4y ago
The intention is laudable, but this kind of business model makes me think of all these NGOs appearing in the 90s/2000s purportedly to "help poor africans" [0,1]. While many have been (trying to) do their best, it's unfor
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by omneity 4y ago
I've been wishing for a computing reboot using low power MCUs such as the RPI 2040 and the ESP-32 and much simpler OSes. Projects like this one give me hope. Basically can we create a secure computing & networking stack from scratc
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by omneity 4y ago
An analogy can only get you so far, but in this case the bug is caused by Microsoft Defender, yet Firefox, the car manufacturer, is a different entity. So I wouldn't call it a recall.
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by omneity 4y ago
I'm also super interested. Is it this one? [0] I have setup a monitor on this page using Monitoro [1] and it will send me an alert when the corn is not "sold out" anymore. Disclaimer, I'm the founder of Monitoro, you can
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by omneity 4y ago
It's not too bad an analogy. Think of it this way: - Switching from Firefox to Chrome might be similar to switching between two car models, one consuming less energy than the other. - Fixing this bug is more like going to a car worksho
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by omneity 4y ago
It doesn't seem to be so fundamentally different. Quoting the Wiki: Spherical tokamak, essentially a spheromak formed around a central conductor/magnet
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by omneity 4y ago
Is there a better place to host such projects? Appreciate your insights, I will pass them along to the author.
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by omneity 4y ago
A mechanical engineer friend of mine recently released an open source high precision DIY-friendly 3D printer[0], the assembly manual[1] alone is a thing of beauty. [0]: https://www.printables.com/model/378252-i-3030-fdm
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by omneity 4y ago
Here's a quick fix: use `align-items: baseline` instead of center in your wrapper class
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by omneity 4y ago
Love the simplicity of the stack! To be honest my curiosity was more of an engineering itch, what kind of setup would exhibit the failure mode I observed (a specific static route timing out). Have you considered rendering HTML pages statica
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by omneity 4y ago
It goes even further than that to a certain extent. In a past wikipedia rabbit hole I was surprised to recognize and understand some (transliterated) sumerian words! Suddenly being thrown 8000 years in the past is not the catastrophic scena
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by omneity 4y ago
Indeed, it works fine now. I'm curious, what did you use to build your website?
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Congrats for shipping! I tried to open your Terms and Privacy Policy pages but both are spitting a 400 error after timing out.
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Fascinating! Thank you for the reference. The Connecting Machine looks like a nerd dream. Massively parallel with a high level language and API. I believe we can see Symbolics OS in the OP PDF. I wonder what went wrong with the vision for i
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Is this the machine that Richard Feynman was working on? I believe he was hired by TMC to work on some topological problems for a massively parallel computer around a similar time.
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Oh yeah, grey goo. We completely forgot about this other apocalyptic scenario. Snarky joke and micro contamination concerns aside, this tech is really exciting. The implications for health alone are immense, imagine nano bots circulating in
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I am referring to the image slicing technique and rendering fancy buttons and sidebar "blocks" using tables in the likes of PHP-Nuke and other content management systems of the time. > I remember in the early days cobbling toge

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