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by rkwasny 2y ago
Not sure if this is true, but hilarious if it is.
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by rkwasny 2y ago
"""Llama 3 incorporates multimodal capabilities through a compositional approach similar to Google's Flamingo model, integrating vision and language processing to handle interleaved visual and textual data, but extends t
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by rkwasny 2y ago
All evals we have are just far too easy! <1% difference is just noise/bad data We need to figure out how to measure intelligence that is greater than human.
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by rkwasny 2y ago
I’d love to have a beautifully designed version of Calibre for macOS. I’d even pay for it! It would be fantastic to have a sleek way to organize my ebook collection, especially if it could also store papers from Arxiv etc.
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by rkwasny 2y ago
I really need something like this for video. Basically a simple website for kids where they can select from pre-approved youtube accounts/videos or upload additional conten. Anyone building sth like this?
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by rkwasny 2y ago
Even triple use if you could mount it in the cruise missile :-)
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by rkwasny 2y ago
Aircon is a heatpump, it just directly heats the air without water in between.
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by rkwasny 2y ago
I don't quite get why we insist on air/ground<->water systems, instead of just using aircon and heating the indoor air directly?
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Sohu – first specialized chip (ASIC) for transformer models(twitter.com)
62 points by rkwasny 2y ago|21 comments
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by rkwasny 2y ago
Everything you type into spotlight search is send to apple
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by rkwasny 2y ago
I just used LLaMA-3-70B to play today's Wordle and it solved it in 6 tries.
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Affordable, Rapid Bootstrapping of the Space Industry and Solar System (2016)(arxiv.org)
1 points by rkwasny 2y ago|0 comments
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Llama-3-70B instruct benchmarks
1 points by rkwasny 2y ago|0 comments
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by rkwasny 3y ago
Well, as a Co-founder and CTO of Timescale, would you say TimescaleDB is a good fit for storing weather data as OP does?
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by rkwasny 3y ago
I can replicate your benchmark when I get a moment, the data, is it free to share if I wanted to make an open browser? I have a feeling general public has very limited access to weather data, and graphs in news that state "are we getti
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by rkwasny 3y ago
It's better in insert speed, query speed and used disk storage.
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by rkwasny 3y ago
Yeah, don't use TimescaleDB, use ClickHouse - I have 10 years of NOAA climate data on my desktop that I query when I want to go on holidays ;-)
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The Era of 1-Bit LLMs: Training Tips, Code and FAQ(github.com)
2 points by rkwasny 3y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Hostedonce.com – Hosted Campfire Chat(hostedonce.com)
2 points by rkwasny 3y ago|2 comments
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by rkwasny 3y ago
Surpassing original gpt-4, still behind gpt-4-turbo If leaderboard does not load, screenshot here: https://twitter.com/lmsysorg/status/1750921228012122526
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Google's Bard surpassing GPT-4, SECOND SPOT on the leaderboard(huggingface.co)
4 points by rkwasny 3y ago|5 comments
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by rkwasny 3y ago
Typical range for a flagship single-access point solution I would say, previously I had portalwifi (from kickstarter) and flint 2 has better range If you have 2+ story house you need a mesh.
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by rkwasny 3y ago
I think it is officially supported, but honestly I use firmware from GL.Inet web interface is great
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by rkwasny 3y ago
If you don’t want to wait I recommend GL.iNet Flint 2 - based on newer Filogic 830 - works great - supported by openwrt
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by rkwasny 3y ago
Awesome! so where is the API I can try?
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by rkwasny 3y ago
"With limitless databases come limitless costs" (c)
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by rkwasny 3y ago
We are worried that we don't understand LLMs - well, we also don't quite understand gravity and how electricity works, and we use them every day!
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by rkwasny 3y ago
Very interesting, as I understand it was fine tuned on GSM8k, so we know we can remove 60% of the model and still answer GSM8k questions Bigger question is, does the sparse model maintain any general knowledge?
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by rkwasny 3y ago
We need to double check this questions manually first if the answers are actually correct
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by rkwasny 3y ago
Starlink + LTE from space is the future, you will be able to just send an SMS from anywhere to anyone

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