phren0logy

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   by phren0logy 2y ago

   Thanks, this seems like a really useful. It seems like it defaults to private collections of documents for each user, which is surprisingly hard to find.
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   by phren0logy 2y ago

   My understanding is that disc sales represent a tiny fraction of total sales. If so, this might be one of those situations where what people say they want and their behavior are divergent.
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   Pkl: Apple's New Configuration Language That Could Replace JSON and YAML(trevorlasn.com)

   2 points by phren0logy 2y ago|0 comments
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   by phren0logy 2y ago

   Waning demand might be one factor, but the word on the street about the F-150 Lighthing has been generally pretty negative (justified or not, I don't know). So softening of the EV market may not be the whole story.
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   by phren0logy 2y ago

   Any links without a paywall?
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   by phren0logy 2y ago

   The consensus is that AMD cards work, but software support is pretty finicky. For my part, even if I wanted an AMD card, I'd either look for a great deal or wait until new nvidia cards just because they will likely push older card pric
7. 97.▲
   by phren0logy 2y ago

   The best option I have seen for routing is LiteLLM. Worth a look.
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   by phren0logy 2y ago

   Thanks very much! I think before I looked at docs for Google AI Studio, but also for Google Workspace, and both made no guarantees. From the linked document, so save someone else a click: > The terms in this "Paid Services&qu
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   by phren0logy 2y ago

   Can you link to documentation for Google's LLMs? I searched long and hard when Gemma 2 came out, and all of the LLM offerings seemed specifically exempted. I'd love to know if that has changed.
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    This is just incorrect. The OpenAI models hosted though Azure are HIPAA-compliant, and Antropic will also sign a BAA.
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    As far as I can tell there's still no option for keeping data private?
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    As cool as this looks, how long before google gets bored and abandons it?
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    Either it's fixed, or not a problem in both Safari and Arc on MacOS
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    Interesting set of observations - I have not spent much time with both new releases, but the "vibe check" on o1-mini seems more promising than o1-preview. I hope they will post an update comparing results.
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    I don’t understand - the (implausible and unenforceable) request to censor was rejected, right?
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    It’s not preinstalled
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    I had a much smoother experience with the desktop version of AnythingLLM. There's more in openwebui, but the things that are in AnythingLLM are more polished (IMO).
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    I have been really impressed with AnythingLLM as a no-fuss way to use LLMs locally and via APIs. For those of us who want to tinker, there's a solid range of choice for embedders and vector stores. The single install desktop packaging
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    You probably already know that Aider is not a plugin, but just in case - it's a program that runs from the terminal. I think the results are very impressive, and it readily handles multiples source files for context.
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    Only OK if we get at least 4 usb/TB ports. Six would be fine and eight would be ideal.
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    People who have information they want to share? Programming library docs seem like an obvious choice...
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    I'm of two minds about this. I'm not sure continuously adding features is really necessary or desirable in software like Obsidian. I want new, shiny things but perhaps those should come in the form of optional plug-ins I could buy
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    If you chunk the document well (which is surprisingly tricky with messy documents), then you can do summary via map reduce or other techniques. To be clear: I don't trust it to provide an accurate summary; it's not meant to replac
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    No, because Google still won't explicitly clarify privacy/HIPAA-compliance on these.
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    Yes, with mixed results.
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    This is my current go-to. It's not SOTA, but at least it does something .
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    Well, there goes that idea. The Dolphin ones appear to be the most useful.
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    I look forward to trying this out, mostly because I’m very frustrated with censored models. I am experimenting with summarizing and navigating documents for forensic psychiatry work, much of which involves subjects that instantly hit the gu
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    Just in case anyone comes back to see this: I found the following (3 hour!!) YouTube video to be really helpful. It starts slow, but skip ahead and watch in 2x until you get to what you need. https://youtu.be/yF9kGESAi3M?fea
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    by phren0logy 2y ago

    Just in case anyone comes back to this, I found the following resource helpful: Brandon Hancock’s (3 hour!!) YouTube video and accompanying GitHub repo: https://github.com/bhancockio/langchain-crash-course https:&#x2F