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781.
by redox99 3y ago
I generally just use MIT and don't care about what others do with my code. But for a more commercial project I'd probably use a dual license, AGPL + commercial license. Kind of like Qt.
782.
by redox99 3y ago
The current problem arises from the fact that you have to ask for the source code. So companies can retaliate (if you ask us for the source code, we terminate this other contract). The solution would be to mandate either including the sourc
783.
by redox99 3y ago
Lol. Polonium is Po. PO is phosphorus and oxygen.
784.
by redox99 3y ago
What about sitting still (like you would in a cinema) but with a VR headset? Framing would be mostly solved as you wouldn't move around outside of slightly turning your head.
785.
by redox99 3y ago
Lead solder is mostly ok. Arguably lead free solder has been much more damaging for the environment because of all the e-waste it created.
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by redox99 3y ago
For people running t3.nano instances, this is a 96% increase (from $3.75/month to $7.35/month). For t4g.nano it's a 119% increase (from $3.04/month to $6.62/month)
787.
by redox99 3y ago
I think Gensler is a BTC maximalist and there isn't too much else to it.
788.
by redox99 3y ago
Why? There is no way DOGE passes the Howey test. It might be the least "security" crypto of them all.
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by redox99 3y ago
They quote sparse FP8 because it's the biggest number. The most relevant number would be FP16 (non sparse) but they don't mention that.
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by redox99 3y ago
In the 70s and 80s there were cars everywhere, pedestrian fatalities were even higher than now. Yet kids played outside alone. So it's not that.
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by redox99 3y ago
People are extremely risk averse nowadays. The same way children could play outside alone before, and can't now.
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by redox99 3y ago
It says 360 degrees vision with 3 cameras. How does that work? It doesn't show anywhere where the cameras go. I don't understand how you can get 360 degrees just from a device on your windshield. I find the website so lackluster.
793.
by redox99 3y ago
LLaMA 70B chat treats it as violence https://huggingface.co/chat/r/L_oNuz3
794.
by redox99 3y ago
To be fair 4 years for a server seems like very little.
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by redox99 3y ago
I guess you could add a sort of gating operation with a learnable parameter that sends the value to -inf if doesn't reach the threshold. Of course it might have some other serious repercussions.
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by redox99 3y ago
I don't get the point. There is just no way you'll be able to run llama2 70B. And llama2 13B, although cool, is much much dumber than GPT3.5. I don't think it's useful as an ChatGPT style assistant. Maybe in the future w
797.
by redox99 3y ago
.eth domains are supported out of the box with Brave, and on other browsers (like Chrome) if you have Metamask installed.
798.
by redox99 3y ago
> they are valueless A lot of them clearly have value, as the "desirable" eth domains sell for thousands of dollars. > "Use an .onion" is genuinely better advice. (I wouldn't do that either, but an .onion at l
799.
by redox99 3y ago
It's so hypocritical, it's insane. "Yes, we train our models on a good chunk of the internet without asking permission, but don't you dare train on our models' output without our permission!" And OpenAI also ha
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Tesla Q2 2023 Update [pdf](digitalassets.tesla.com)
9 points by redox99 3y ago|1 comments
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by redox99 3y ago
Your Llama2 MMLU figure is wrong
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by redox99 3y ago
Llama 1 is trained on books3 which contains pirated books. That's probably why they didn't fully release it. Llama 2 no longer contains books3.
803.
by redox99 3y ago
This is still doing full quadratic attention.
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by redox99 3y ago
I don't know. ChatGPT and Bing both dramatically deteriorate if you allow them to search the web. And systems that allow you to "talk" to a PDF via top results of vector search being added to the prompt are also pretty underw
805.
by redox99 3y ago
> All you had to do was edit, save & refresh. No rebuild of code, server restart, compiling Just edit & save. The majority of webdev is either exactly like that, or effectively like that with very fast rebuilds/restarts. It&
806.
by redox99 3y ago
Weights being copyrightable is already a questionable thing. Derivatives (like finetunes) is even more questionable.
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by redox99 3y ago
I don't think GPT4 was geo restricted?
808.
by redox99 3y ago
That's what you get when they lobotomize it for "safety"
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by redox99 3y ago
https://i.4cdn.org/g/1689038229454107.png
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by redox99 3y ago
I already live in a developing country lol

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