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Show HN: Picomon, a minimal TUI monitor for AMD GPUs(github.com)
2 points by omneity 10mo ago|1 comments
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by omneity 11mo ago
This strongly reminds me of the Orthogonality Thesis. https://www.lesswrong.com/w/orthogonality-thesis
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by omneity 11mo ago
Feels like most resources on the map aren’t mined yet.
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by omneity 11mo ago
Perhaps not a CEO but I figure an AI COO could be quite valuable for founder-types like me.
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by omneity 11mo ago
It was hard for me to believe as well but streaming games wirelessly on a Quest 2 was totally possible and surprisingly latency-free once I upgraded to wifi 6 (few years ago) It works a lot better than you’d expect at face value.
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by omneity 11mo ago
Two phenomena at play, correct spellings tend to be the most common on aggregate in a large enough dataset so there’s a bias, and the finetuning step (Instruct SFT) helps the model hone down on what it should use from the set of all possibl
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by omneity 1y ago
For the anecdote, David Byrne’s “Like Humans Do” was included by default in Windows XP’s Media Player. I kinda like that song, but many people I knew hated it or were quite indifferent.
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by omneity 1y ago
CUDA is equally proprietary and not an industry standard though, unless you were thinking of Vulcan/OpenCL which doesn’t bring much in this situation.
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by omneity 1y ago
So how long until software in cars is treated with the same seriousness and rigor as the software in airplanes?
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by omneity 1y ago
There aren’t many but they do exist. OLMo for example.
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by omneity 1y ago
Oh thanks! It was a bug in handling browser light mode. I just fixed it.
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by omneity 1y ago
Thanks! Let me know if you give it a shot and I’ll be happy to help you with anything.
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by omneity 1y ago
This is basically our approach with Herd[0]. We operate agents that develop, test and heal trails[1, 2], which are packaged browser automations that do not require browser use LLMs to run and therefore are much cheaper and reliable. Trail a
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by omneity 1y ago
On this very topic, this might be one of my most favorite videos ever single-handedly changing my understanding of holograms: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmKQsSDlaa4
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by omneity 1y ago
I think it’s an expectation issue. AI does make juniors better _at junior tasks_. They now have a pair programmer who can explain difficult concepts, co-ideate and brainstorm, help sift through documentation faster and identify problems mo
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by omneity 1y ago
My gripe with an approach like this is the lack of any grounding to these generated topics. Hallucination accumulates like error in this case so every generation that is conditioned by a previous one (the recursive "hierarchical topic
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by omneity 1y ago
Thanks! Personally I found FFT is not necessarily a strict improvement over (Q)LoRA as it can sometimes more easily lead to instability in the model, hence the bit of extra scrutiny. Curious to see your thoughts and results whenever you get
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by omneity 1y ago
Congrats for launching and awesome work, I will try it out soon! Question, I have my own persistence and auth services, all well documented, that I would like to build apps against. Is there a recommended way to do this other than pasting t
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by omneity 1y ago
I explored revolt with a group of friends earlier this year, along several other solutions such as Matrix Element, Telegram and the new TeamSpeak. Neither Revolt nor others are unfortunately at the right level of maturity to be adopted seri
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by omneity 1y ago
Interesting, do you have benchmarks on FFT vs QLoRA for RL?
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by omneity 1y ago
Perhaps less about DSPy, and rather about this: https://github.com/OpenPipe/ART
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by omneity 1y ago
For anyone else curious, I found this [0]. Not a full answer but a starting point. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lp_space#The_p-norm_in_finite_...
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by omneity 1y ago
This is also pretty subjective. I’m a power user of both and tend to prefer Claude’s UI about 70-80% of the time. I often would use Claude to do a “make it pretty” pass after implementation with GPT-5. I find Claude’s spatial and visual und
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by omneity 1y ago
What does `n` correspond to here? And why is it “ours”? (although the second I understand as euclidean space corresponds to n=2 and we seem to live in a locally euclidean space) Surely it’s not dimensions, since all of these examples were t
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by omneity 1y ago
You are assuming the only threats can come from outside. Defense in depth is essential in an age of unreliable software supply chain.
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by omneity 1y ago
Here’s a quick sanity check before you embark on the real thing: - Tokenize your entire corpus with a few off-the-shelf multilingual tokenizers like Llama, Qwen and Gemma and calculate the ratio of letters to tokens. The higher the better,
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by omneity 1y ago
Yeah it’s a pretty crazy decision to be honest. Flashbacks to MongoDB and ElasticSearch’s early days. Fortunately it’s an easy fix. Just front it with nginx or caddy and expect a bearer token (that would be your api key)
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by omneity 1y ago
The first thing that comes to mind when reading “custom tokenizer” and “slice off the embedding layers” is that this sounds very much like pre-training from scratch, for which 2GB is far from enough. Assuming you do get the data though, for
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by omneity 1y ago
Why would you go through openrouter in this case?
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by omneity 1y ago
Strongly seconding Roo Code. I am using it in VSCodium and it's the perfect partner for a fully local coding workflow (nearly 100% open-source too so no vendor is going to pry it from my hand, "ever"). Qwen Coder 30B is my ma

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