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by ru552 2y ago
It's been confirmed to run on a machine with no internet access. So it isn't reliant on external requests, though it could still be trying to make them.
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by ru552 2y ago
With an LLM, the actual 0s and 1s of the model are fairly standard, common, and freely available to anyone that wants to use them. The "source code" for an LLM, is the process used to create the outcome, and to an extent, the dat
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by ru552 2y ago
Of course it's legal. They offer you money to exclusively post on their platform. Joe Rogan got paid to exclusively podcast on spotify. All of the talking heads on TV news are paid to exclusively be on their specific channel (ABC,NB
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by ru552 2y ago
"I think we still have some room to grow there in terms of aesthetic for the majority though." So does Meta and it's the reason they aren't actually releasing this as a product. They just showed us where they're at
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by ru552 2y ago
>They all use the same model and the same transformer algorithm. The model has an EULA, you need to apply for downloading it, the training data set and the training software are closed. Everything in that sentence is false except the tra
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by ru552 2y ago
~~ Security through obscurity does work. As a layer.
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by ru552 2y ago
Wait until DNS comes up again. I don't know how many DevOps, SRE, Senior Architects, etc. that I've worked with that just don't understand how names are resolved. There's a wide array of specialists that don't und
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by ru552 2y ago
He's probably talkin about how Boeing is multiple years late and still has a shoddy product.
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by ru552 2y ago
Anthropic has attributed Sonnet 3.5's model improvement to better training data. "Which data specifically? Gerstenhaber wouldn’t disclose, but he implied that Claude 3.5 Sonnet draws much of its strength from these training sets.&
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by ru552 2y ago
She's not a reporter. She was fired from Apple for breaking an NDA. This isn't the first time she's made sensational claims against Apple.
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by ru552 2y ago
This is exactly what they are going for. You can just ask Siri now "what day did my wife say the recital is?" and Siri spits the answer out without requiring you to go scroll through your messages. Who cares that an LLM did the
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by ru552 2y ago
you have to acknowledge a pop up authorizing your request be sent to OpenAI every single time it happens. it's not going to happen by mistake.
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by ru552 2y ago
~It seems like it will require M1+ on Macs/iPads, or an iPhone 15 Pro. They specifically stated it required iPhone 15 Pro or higher and anything with a m1 or higher.
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by ru552 2y ago
*What makes it so useful? One example is in finance, you have a lot of 45 page PDFs laying around and you're pretty sure one of them has the Reg, or info you need. You aren't sure which so you open them one by one and do a search
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by ru552 2y ago
It's not illegal, it's just that it doesn't allow it in the UI. Who do you call to have that service disabled? No one knows. The best you can do is talk to someone and have the auto renewal turned off. That doesn't t
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by ru552 2y ago
More like they iced him for the last 6 months to ensure he wasn’t taking their lead to a competitor. He probably hasn’t touched anything in that time.
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by ru552 2y ago
Came here thinking it was the Saas Chime. Delighted it was the physical chime.
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by ru552 2y ago
To stay fair, their "17B" model sits at 964GB on your disk and the 70B Llama 3 model sits at 141GB. unquantized GB numbers for both
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by ru552 2y ago
the unquantized model is almost 1tb in size and the benchmarks provided by Snowflake shows performance in the middle of the pack compared to other recent releases.
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by ru552 2y ago
Abnormally large. I don't see the cost/performance numbers going well for this one.
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by ru552 2y ago
With this and Llama, looks like Zuck is trying to be the Linux of whatever the next big wave is
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by ru552 2y ago
Not if the acquired isn't public.
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by ru552 2y ago
a macbook with 64g of ram
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by ru552 2y ago
easiest is probably with ollama [0]. I think the ollama API is OpenAI compatible. [0] https://ollama.com/
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by ru552 2y ago
Today. Might change tomorrow at the pace this sector is at.
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by ru552 2y ago
There's a large amount of liability in disclosing your training data.
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by ru552 3y ago
"It's a very misleading statement to describe today's LLMs as "simply predicting the next word" even if it's in part true." That's exactly what they do. Don't anthropomorphize a computer program
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by ru552 3y ago
I'd argue that jobs wont be lost so much as change, just like all the previous technological jumps. You had an entire industry to cater to horse travel until cars came along. Then you needed an entire industry to cater to cars and th
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by ru552 3y ago
https://fleuret.org/francois/lbdl.html There's a 0-60 in 3 seconds one. Specifically about deep learning, which is a subset of ML. Deep learning is what is used to build LLMs ala ChatGPT.
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by ru552 3y ago
Harvard is private, but they do receive public funds. This exposes them to additional scrutiny.

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