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by recuter 4y ago
The specific operations involve subtracting the integer value from a predetermined constant (0x5f3759df), shifting it right by 1, converting it back to a float, and then performing one iteration of a Newton-Raphson approximation using
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by recuter 4y ago
Are these billionaires also robber barons? https://www.forbes.com/sites/chasewithorn/2022/06/02/lebron-... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Jordan#Business_ventur... http
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by recuter 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoned_ape_theory > You wouldn't assume that a sugar high reveals a deep truth about the way humans are supposed to behave I don't know what supposed is supposed to mean, but
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by recuter 4y ago
Could you list some examples of companies with an art department? Sterling Cooper doesn't count.
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by recuter 4y ago
You could replace 75% of them with a rubber duck. Soon you might replace 22.5% of them with GPT.
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by recuter 4y ago
Sigh. Time to bust out my old will code for food cardboard sign.
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by recuter 4y ago
After just 5 hours on a Duolingo Max I have become fluent at useful everyday language needs, behold: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grA5XmBRC6g
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by recuter 4y ago
Remember the comments about artists and creatives when DALL-E came out? I remember.
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by recuter 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walton_family
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by recuter 4y ago
It was literally just announced hours ago and already the game is changed. Tout le jeu, jamais le même, nous parlons couramment maintenant grâce au brillant hibou d'action. A légpárnásom tele van angolnákkal!
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by recuter 4y ago
Consider calling in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3J8FYKZ52w
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by recuter 4y ago
Having decimated the income streams of newspapers and culture -- literally, that industry's revenue is down tenfold from its peak 25 years ago -- gotten all you simple minded normies addicted to shiny glass rectangles as your primary
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by recuter 4y ago
Through sheer tyranny of will!
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by recuter 4y ago
Some of those people are even here. Who knows why.
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by recuter 4y ago
A tutor doesn't just imply parents who can afford one but also who care enough to do so in the first place and see the value of an education. I think you'd find that even by the sat-prep age the actual limiting factor for many (mo
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by recuter 4y ago
We are presently busy refreshing like mad due to panic attacks about the impending collapse of civilization to chatbots. The singularity is upon us! Take these blissful moments of downtime as an opportunity to repent sinners, for soon the A
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by recuter 4y ago
I am agnostic about Mac/PC but people sure like to chime in with these sort of comments. First of all it is $4,700 on Newegg and secondly it is out of stock. This also leaves me with the rest of the computer to put together which is no
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by recuter 4y ago
It is still much faster/cost-effective thanks to the unified memory. Would be interested in building out a PC as soon as something comparable becomes available.
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by recuter 4y ago
The 65b model now runs on the 14" MBP with 64GB of RAM for $3,500. The base config is $2500 to begin with. So not thousands plural, it is one grand more than the base config and a lot of devs/pros go for the 32GB anyhow. Apple lap
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by recuter 4y ago
The links between the CIA/DoD and Hollywood are well documented: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIA_influence_on_public_opinio... They help with movies like Iron Man and Transformers by lending equipment and so for
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by recuter 4y ago
Simply because they are all in on cameras although there are recent teardowns of their cars online that foreshadow a possible comeback for additional sensors.
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by recuter 4y ago
And Farming. And rent. And student debt. And Janice.
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by recuter 4y ago
'Merica bad blah blah -- I don't have the heart to tell you about the state of propaganda in the Arab world.
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by recuter 4y ago
His entire point is that Matrix went for and is in the process of getting the larger goal right for the sake of long-term adoption at the cost of development time -- whereas Signal opted for worst-is-better limited-scope pragmatism for the
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by recuter 4y ago
So we can't lay eggs yet, at least we got one. Who knows what might hatch.
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by recuter 4y ago
My favorite prompt to try so far to play with this effect is: Picture yourself in a boat on a river With tangerine trees and marmalade skies It might veer off into a scenario where you're on a romantic boat trip or talk about ho
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by recuter 4y ago
Might as well compare it to AlpacaGPT, they are trained different. Carefully prompted the output shows flashes of excellence and really whips ass and it is still early days. We have almost closed the gap in no time whereas on ChatGPT day 1
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by recuter 4y ago
I get 220ms/token on an M1 8GB Macbook Air, so ChatGPT speeds. on a 32GB M1 Max it babbles faster than my ex-gf.
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by recuter 4y ago
https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/issues/39 40GB for the big llama.
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by recuter 4y ago
Now that it runs on our laptops a lot of the initial shock, mystique, and novelty has already worn off, just like with DALL-E before it. What the leaks show is that the community can run circles around OpenAI and the others when it comes to

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