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by ranguna 3y ago
> It's been well documented by now that the number of parameters does not necessarily translate to a better model. That's certainly true, but it's hard to deny the quality of gpt 4. If the issue is the training data, let&#
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by ranguna 3y ago
Even of the OP was being sarcastic, this type of language is unnecessary.
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by ranguna 3y ago
This is a purely informative comment. I do not mean any harm. I believe you are getting downvotes because it's difficult to give a direct solution like you did without having more context on the matter. > Look at all these super kno
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by ranguna 3y ago
You have just given my a good answer to the classical "you are not google" argument. Thank you.
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by ranguna 3y ago
There are no rules on hacker news. There are, however, guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Quite a few of those imply that the OP's comment was a bit out of line.
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by ranguna 3y ago
The day you celebrate your 30th year living, you start your 31st.
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by ranguna 3y ago
Like the others said, that is not a bug, you can add other chess moves. One bug however is that bold characters break other answers.
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by ranguna 3y ago
I'm talking about using local models, I'm not sure how that's related with your reply.
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by ranguna 3y ago
Re:discoverability And because the option to not index posts is enabled by default and a good chunk of the fediverse is opposed to indexing due to their irrational fear of bots: https://fedsearch.io/ https://news
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by ranguna 3y ago
Funny analogy, here's another one: Prison door malfunctions and lets prisoners free. Prisoners step out in the sun to find themselves confused in a never ending maze full of branches in all directions. They have difficulties finding sh
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by ranguna 3y ago
It's not about 16 years of SEO optimization, it's about a good chunk of the fediverse being opposed to search indexing because they have nightmare about bots: https://fedsearch.io/ https://news.ycombina
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by ranguna 3y ago
The fediverse is an ok alternative for some people, but not all. Just the past few days I was troubleshooting some Linux issues with my new installation and 90% of the useful search results I found were from reddit. If global text search is
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by ranguna 3y ago
Would love to see this using local models in addition to chatgpt.
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by ranguna 3y ago
So organising a group of bots to influence a decision?
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by ranguna 3y ago
Meta is so big that I'm not even sure it's valid to refer to them as a whole. What I like in this context is Meta's ML research department, but to me, Meta as a whole is still the same old privacy violating, dopamine inducing
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by ranguna 3y ago
https://githubcopilotlitigation.com/ https://www.theverge.com/2022/11/8/23446821/microsoft-openai...
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by ranguna 3y ago
Probably thanks to this comment, the author of the video has changed the title, description and pinned a comment to clarify the charges. Great example of fixing your mistakes.
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by ranguna 3y ago
Thanks
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by ranguna 3y ago
The provided video description and pinned comment where added after my comment. Please be more careful with your sarcasm. As for the Wikipedia source, if you read the full article (it's not too big, give it a try) it can be interpreted
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by ranguna 3y ago
> after volunteering for a Kurdish militant group. Source please.
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by ranguna 3y ago
Would be great if the app allowed connecting with local LLMs like text generation webui. As for quality, it's up to the user to choose their LLM, so I don't see this as relevant.
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by ranguna 3y ago
Yes, that's how they trained copilot and that's why they are currently on trial about it (but that damage has been done).
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by ranguna 3y ago
Hmmmm a butcher would be like a business analyst in the software development world maybe? Both still put they hands on the product, but in completely different perspectives. Maybe a store manager would be more applicable?
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by ranguna 3y ago
I replayed it a few weeks ago and in terms of linearity, that's partially true. The game progress is pretty much set in stone, but you can chose how you play each stage, by being a diplomate or hostile (or a mix of both). Both options
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by ranguna 3y ago
Hummmm... Thanks for the downvote? If anyone sees anything wrong with my statement, I'm happy to discuss. Hopefully I'll learn something new.
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by ranguna 3y ago
To me they are great, so much so that our team has expanded 1:1s to the point where everyone has a one on one with each other (one 30 mins meeting every two weeks where the participants change every session). The benefit I take out of these
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by ranguna 3y ago
It matters for car manufatctors, it's one more thing that forces them to have separate assembly lines for both regions.
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by ranguna 3y ago
Finally, I've been waiting for this for years now! Now it's just a matter of continuing to expand the integrations. Will have to look at what the process looks like for creating custom integrations for existing libraries when non
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by ranguna 3y ago
Cool, thanks!
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by ranguna 3y ago
How much vram do you need to fit 4bit quantization model?

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