pixelmelt

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by pixelmelt 8mo ago
Check out Unsloths REAP models, you can outright delete a few of the lesser used experts without the model going braindead since they all can handle each token but some are better posed to do so.
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by pixelmelt 8mo ago
You should add an RSS feed so I can follow it!
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by pixelmelt 8mo ago
I've been enjoying smashing through those panes of glass with LLMs. Just spin up a browser, go and export all the requests to undocumented user endpoints to curl commands, specify what you want out of it and after a few minutes you hav
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by pixelmelt 8mo ago
Try finding some small artists you like on soundcloud, see who they follow and who follows them, I'm sure you'll find something interesting
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by pixelmelt 8mo ago
This has been a thing since GPT-2, why do people still parrot it
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by pixelmelt 8mo ago
I dunno, I enjoyed reading about how the author personally feels about the act of working with them more then the whole "is this moral" part.
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by pixelmelt 8mo ago
Discordchatexporter probably
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by pixelmelt 8mo ago
Was good while it lasted, I hope Microsoft continues their new tradition of vibe coding their billing systems :p
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by pixelmelt 8mo ago
I do not await the day where the public commons is trashed by everyone and their claudebot, though perhaps the segmentation of discourse will be better for us in the long run given how most social media sites operate.
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by pixelmelt 8mo ago
Would like to follow your blog, is there an rss feed?
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by pixelmelt 9mo ago
The Claude models are still the best at what they do, right now GLM is just barely scratching sonnet 4.5 quality, mistral isnt really usable for real codebases and gemini is kind of in a weird spot where it's sometimes better then Clau
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by pixelmelt 9mo ago
I would look into running a 4 bit quant using llama cpp (or any of its wrappers)
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by pixelmelt 9mo ago
I'm glad they're still releasing models dispite going public
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by pixelmelt 10mo ago
to be fair I've seen the other sota models do this as well
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by pixelmelt 10mo ago
What's the appeal of a foldable phone? Always assumed they were just a luxury item or party trick that would add more friction to the user experience
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by pixelmelt 10mo ago
why would anyone bother to read a book nobody bothered to write?
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by pixelmelt 10mo ago
small targeted changes, if you want a feature thrown in with less regard to everything else, claude is better
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by pixelmelt 10mo ago
An alternative is that these patterns just increase the likelihood of the next thing it outputs being correct, thus are useful to insert during training as the first thing the model says before giving an answer
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by pixelmelt 10mo ago
The dodgy ones actually usually use you as an exit node for other users traffic as well as selling your connection commercially as a residential proxy
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by pixelmelt 10mo ago
Would use Firefox on the main workstation if it had better devtools, other then that it just works and has some useful features, see: Tor and ipfs integration.
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by pixelmelt 10mo ago
> very deep interests in things i was completely unaware that they existed as one of said students, I would just call these hobbies!
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by pixelmelt 10mo ago
If only it wasn't finals week
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by pixelmelt 11mo ago
Once jailbroken it was somehow more toxic then the llm I trained on 4chan, though I was testing the one on openrouter. A twitter employee told me that they do actually do safety tuning and the one on the site will likely have a stronger sys
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by pixelmelt 11mo ago
I'm working on building a bot detection platform to defend websites right now and yeah, without immense effort on the part of the browsers, you are correct. Any of the apis they injected noise into here will be updated in the competant
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by pixelmelt 11mo ago
You are looking for "ladybird"
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by pixelmelt 11mo ago
Brave search is everything I wanted DDG to be, great work
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by pixelmelt 11mo ago
Stick figures still fight to this day! Go check out hyunsdojo
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by pixelmelt 11mo ago
Gpt3 was trained on completion data so it likely saw lots of raw chess games layed out in whatever standard format moves are listed in, while 3.5 was post trained on instruct data (talking back and forth) which would have needed to explicit
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by pixelmelt 11mo ago
Been reading a book by u/fpham "The Cranky mans guide to lora and qlora" and it's pretty great, writing quality isnt all there but the content is valuable for learning to make good finetunes
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by pixelmelt 1y ago
Isn't this just garbage in garbage out with an attention grabbing title?

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