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   AGI Trades(dcgross.com)

   5 points by rgbrgb 3y ago|0 comments
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   by rgbrgb 3y ago

   > There is doubt that the hole was created by a rat, as locals believe it was actually a squirrel. A deep lesson in the power of brand and narrative.
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   Chicago Rat Hole(en.wikipedia.org)

   3 points by rgbrgb 3y ago|1 comments
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   by rgbrgb 3y ago

   i'm not sure, but I bet you could get an answer to a more specific hardware question like this over at /r/locallama
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   by rgbrgb 3y ago

   absolutely, i'm very familiar with that stress. but committing to a donation only business model for a product you're giving away for free is playing the startup game on ludicrous mode.
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   by rgbrgb 3y ago

   Income bar / donation thing sounds extremely stressful and precarious if you're paying anyone a salary. Capped profit is interesting since it doesn't limit the business model, just the likelihood of enshitification.
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   by rgbrgb 3y ago

   Some people have been fine-tuning mistral 7B and phi-2 on their high-end macs. Unified memory is a hell of a thing. The resulting model here is not spectacular but as a proof of concept it's pretty exciting what you get in 3.5 hours on
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   by rgbrgb 3y ago

   I maintain this one for native macOS chat https://github.com/psugihara/FreeChat
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   STUN: Making Your Computer Accessible from the Public Internet(nch.com.au)

   2 points by rgbrgb 3y ago|0 comments
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    Note that this is a Teenage Engineering collab! Pretty exciting and a crazy low price point for something with their name on it. This isn't a phone though right? The title seems wrong.
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    Instantly thought this had a teenage engineering vibe and was pleasantly surprised that it's actually a collab with them. Makes me 10x more likely to buy.
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    > I predict non-smartphone AI devices will fail. The AI device of the future is likely an iPhone or android phone with a dedicated GPU chip for AI. I go back and forth on this. While I see this being the case for data collection wearable
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    Numi: Beautiful Calculator App for Mac(numi.app)

    2 points by rgbrgb 3y ago|0 comments
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    P2pcf: P2P WebRTC via Cloudflare Workers(github.com)

    91 points by rgbrgb 3y ago|47 comments
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    awesome, thank you
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    lovely story, appreciate the transparency. why the name spoonbill?
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    how do you get websockets to work p2p? afaik websockets needs a dedicated server to relay messages.
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    as someone who likes working in a coffeeshop full of sf strivers, i love the vibe of these co-presence ideas. I have a technical question though... Has anyone figured out a nice way to do the partykit-like cursor stuff [0] that doesn't
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    I'm totally aligned with this line of thought and I think running local is the best possible thing to do with all of the privacy risks AI presents. In the future I want my cognition 10x amplified by AI and the only way I can imagine th
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    I meant self-driving haha. Had it for 2 years but the names are still confusing. I'm like 99% sure autopilot did no steering before this update. Now it will try to go around curves on its own, but as I said it was randomly turning off
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    what do you think their goals are? where do they get them?
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    Yeah I was wondering about that too. I got a software update that seemed to add auto steer to my non-self-driving model y. I tried it a few times on the highway but it seemed erratic (switching off randomly and dangerously engaging regenera
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    Tesla Recalls 2M Vehicles over Autopilot Software Issue(nytimes.com)

    155 points by rgbrgb 3y ago|142 comments
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    hell yea!
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    > Mistral-tiny. Our most cost-effective endpoint currently serves Mistral 7B Instruct v0.2, a new minor release of Mistral 7B Instruct. Mistral-tiny only works in English. It obtains 7.6 on MT-Bench. The instructed model can be downloade
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    what a sick project to be able to attract a billionaire programmer [0] and c royalty. [0]: https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/issues/4216#issuecomm...
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    ah, got it. yeah the llama.cpp speeds I've seen are like 5-10 tokens/second on intel but I've been impressed with the relatively ancient hardware llama.cpp works on (2017 iMac with 8GB RAM at 5.5 t/s with a 7B model!).
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    Makes sense, thanks for considering (and fwiw I'm also building with a private AI / offline philosophy). In my implementation, the compromise is 1) being super loud with an alert warning the user when they're sharing feedback
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    edit: [deleted]
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    by rgbrgb 3y ago

    looks nice, congrats on open sourcing it cztomsik! Good to have another reference implementation, excited to dig through and check out how you're integrating llama.cpp and SwiftUI. I went with an architecture based on hitting examples&