schleck8

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by schleck8 2y ago
The image creation isn't Llama 3, it's not multimodal yet. And the web search is Google and Bing API calls so just use Copilot or Perplexity.
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by schleck8 2y ago
Zuck equated the current point in AI to iOS vs Android and MacOS vs Windows. He thinks there will be an open ecosystem and a closed one coexisting if I got that correctly, and thinks he can make the former.
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by schleck8 2y ago
Depends on your size threshhold. For anything beyond 100 bn in market cap certainly. There is some relatively large companies with a similar flair though, like Cohere and obviously Mistral.
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by schleck8 2y ago
You absolutely can since it has a size advantage either way. MoE means the expert model performs better BECAUSE of the overall model size.
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by schleck8 2y ago
Just use the Replicate demo instead, you can even alter the inference parameters https://llama3.replicate.dev/ Or run a jupyter notebook from Unsloth on Colab https://huggingface.co/unsloth/llama-3-8b-b
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by schleck8 2y ago
> the EU laws are getting too draconian You also said that when Meta delayed the Threads release by a few weeks in the EU. I recommend reading the princess on a pea fairytale since you seem to be quite sheltered, using the term draconian
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by schleck8 2y ago
> Neglected to include comparisons against GPT-4-Turbo or Claude Opus, so I guess it's far from being a frontier model Yeah, almost like comparing a 70b model with a 1.8 trillion parameter model doesn't make any sense when you
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by schleck8 2y ago
100 % job placement rate 1 % of the time
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by schleck8 2y ago
The books on there are affiliate links I think.
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by schleck8 2y ago
Suno Chirp was a breakthrough. I assume the founders of Udio, who are former Deepmind employees, used a similar approach.
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by schleck8 2y ago
That's the whole point in preventing abuse. Compute isn't free. Those who don't like this are free to use Cakewalk instead The alternative is collecting phone numbers by the way, which in contrast to auth from third parties i
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by schleck8 2y ago
It's clearly telling him to f*ck off in a polite manner. Not sure what's opaque about that.
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by schleck8 3y ago
Not for me, in Europe.
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by schleck8 3y ago
"Degraded performance"
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by schleck8 3y ago
Since it's linked at the bottom, I find it really funny how different the German states' websites are in quality. There is good ones like https://www.schleswig-holstein.de https://www.baden-wuerttemberg.de
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by schleck8 3y ago
Opposite end of the country.
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by schleck8 3y ago
this is the second time I'm seeing someone point out Replit being used for obvious phishing and I'm pretty sure I've even seen it myself before
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by schleck8 3y ago
Why would it? You can cross compile for macos with the go toolchain on Linux too and that doesn't even require an additional compiler. Just GOOS=darwin GOARCH=arm64 and then the regular command. Apple can't regulate everything
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by schleck8 3y ago
They don't face much competition for datacenter locations in Europe. Germany has a really good location being relatively centered to the continent depending on the city, and DE CIX as a gigantic internet exchange. Most datacenters are
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by schleck8 3y ago
The human brain is much better at picking up inconsistencies for faces because that's where you look so often. It's the most difficulg aspect to the uncanney valley.
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by schleck8 3y ago
Widevine is a Google service so I didn't forget it. You can still play media if you dislike DRM usually, at =< 720p that is, which is a lesser security standard. I'm not even sure whether it involves additional servers.
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by schleck8 3y ago
> Is file actually failing on common files or just particularly nasty examples? If it's the latter then how does it compare to Magika on files that an average person is likely to see? That's not the point in file type guessing
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by schleck8 3y ago
Wrong, this is the first time I've seen an astronaut with a knit cap.
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by schleck8 3y ago
> We don't have good social safety nets, and we aren't close to UBI. In the US, let's keep that in mind.
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by schleck8 3y ago
Chrome and Chromium are virtually identical except for Google services, which aren't required to do anything with the browser except for installing Chrome extensions that can alternatively be sideloaded, so this is nitpicking.
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by schleck8 3y ago
Has a great template repo too https://astro.build/themes/
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by schleck8 3y ago
The issue being that it decreases your connection speed and increases your latency while good DNS naturally doesn't.
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by schleck8 3y ago
Subsidized by the government https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztHZj6QNlkM
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by schleck8 3y ago
This applies to people coming in from outside the city with SUVs. It's probably still not fully financing the parking spots. Parking spots in cities are incredibly expensive and heavily subsidized.
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Parisians vote in favour of tripling parking costs for SUVs(theguardian.com)
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