readyplayeremma

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by readyplayeremma 8mo ago
MapLibre's globe mode is both fantastic and performant. Also, it's literally just the one option to change it, and your tile formats/CRS don't need to change either. It's the easiest way to escape from web mercator
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by readyplayeremma 10mo ago
The models are right here, one of the first links in the post: https://huggingface.co/collections/Qwen/qwen3-omni edit: Nevermind, in spite of them linking it at the top, they are the old models. Also, the HF demo
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by readyplayeremma 2y ago
The article’s real contribution is in highlighting evidence of complex behavior in living systems that often get excluded from definitions of "intelligence". In doing so, it invites deeper philosophical reflection, even if it does
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by readyplayeremma 2y ago
The server does not generate the tokens, the client generates the tokens. The server is supposed to be able to verify that they were generated by a client who was granted the authority to generate them, but not which client did so. At least
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by readyplayeremma 2y ago
You don’t have any specific routes to random internet addresses though. And Tailscale would not either. Unless your Windows server is running BGP, all your Internet traffic is hitting the default route.
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by readyplayeremma 2y ago
You can just run whisper on the conversations as a background job populating the text versions of all the user inputs, so it doesn't interfere with the real-time latency.
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by readyplayeremma 2y ago
Maybe it was before, but now the entire world knows it well. To change it would be taking an incredibly recognizable name—like Twitter for instance—and then just throwing it away. ChatGPT is forever part of history, and almost everyone reco
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by readyplayeremma 2y ago
> B., a senior officer who used Lavender, echoed to +972 and Local Call that in the current war, officers were not required to independently review the AI system’s assessments, in order to save time and enable the mass production of huma
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
I would like more details on Gemini's 'native' multimodal approach before assuming it is something truly unique. Even if GPT-4V were aligning a pretrained image model and pretrained language model with a projection layer like
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
Really awesome project! A technical nitpick though: Routes can be asymmetric—going across one path in one direction and another for the opposite. This means that your tool potentially doesn't show the route packets from the user took t
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LLaVA-Plus: Large Language and Vision Assistants That Learn to Use Skills(llava-vl.github.io)
1 points by readyplayeremma 3y ago|1 comments
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
LLaVA-Plus maintains a skill repository that contains a wide range of vision and vision-language pre-trained models (tools), and is able to activate relevant tools, given users’ multimodal inputs, to compose their execution results on the f
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
> People casually asserting that software is equivalent to humanity will be a non-negligible thing to consider, as irritating and poorly-founded as it seems. > If the reproduction isn't pixel-perfect, but merely obvious and overw
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
This is the best path forward I think. And it will become increasingly sensible as things continue to evolve. AI wasn't necessary to violate copyright before, and it isn't necessary today. The determination of copyright violation
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
The SGPT model is a very high performing text embeddings model adapted from a decoder. Using the same techniques with Llama-2 might perform better than you expect. I think someone will need to try these things before we know for certain. I
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
The GitHub project has no license file that I see. Does anyone know if this is going to be released under an OSS license of some kind?
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
I can also add one more data-point in favor of Elastic / OpenSearch. They benefit from a long history of providing search-specific features. Including the ability to write custom re-ranking functions to combine the benefits of traditio
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
This is the correct viewpoint. ChatGPT is one specific implementation of the technology, which was most people's first exposure to it. The broader applications of the technology itself are still in the very early stages, but are alread
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
I can confirm this happens with the API as well though. But it does work if you ask it to output the quote in YAML format somehow. acknowledgeFear: I must not fear. understandEffect: Fear is the mind-killer. describeImpact: Fear is the litt
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
Except the person in the room also had to write the book by looking at examples of Chinese.
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
The search code appears to be hand-written though. You can find the commit history for the core search functions here: https://github.com/buddhist-uni/buddhist-uni.github.io/blame... It's kind of neat that th
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
This is all pretty awesome. However, with regard to search, the zero latency is indeed fast, and this is because it is client-side entirely. It appears to be hand written for this site. I think the quality of search recall and ranking could
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
This is a good overview of a number of emergent things that remain unexplained about the capabilities of some large language models: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-ai-knows-thin... You can follow the mu
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
I understand that you may believe your ability to think is magic, but I assure you, you are also just a statistical predictor, and not magic. Thinking and cognition themselves, beyond the medium they happen within, are moving out of the rea
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
What size model are you quantizing and comparing? The interesting thing about quantization, is how the larger the number of parameters, the less of a difference it makes to quantize the weights, even to an extreme degree when working with t
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by readyplayeremma 3y ago
Thank you for so eloquently conveying that. When a broader set of the world's population understands this, I hope for all our sake that we manage to cooperate effectively enough to address some of those realities you mention.
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by readyplayeremma 4y ago
AI is not a well-defined term. This is more likely a specific machine learning technique that is designed to identify all the boring "normal stuff" and ignore it, and then do that at very large scale. By doing that, you can find t
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by readyplayeremma 4y ago
Our existing computing platforms are very specific and very limited. Without knowledge of that specific design and the accompanying limitations, how could you pre-craft a non-interactive "exploit" that could be executed by such a
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by readyplayeremma 4y ago
It seems unlikely any alien malware could be targeted to affect our computing platforms. However, if they had preexisting knowledge of computing as implemented on Earth, it would be less complex. If there was a type of malware universal eno
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by readyplayeremma 4y ago
Human history is filled with examples of us thinking we are special or at the center of the universe, etc. For much of history, and even now, we don't even manage to equally consider all human life. Time and time again we discover how

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