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segmondy
1y ago
... and this is why I run local models. my data, my data.
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segmondy
1y ago
then don't. the point of open source is not to earn money or profit. it's to have the software open so people can inspect it, be inspired by it, trust it, modify it without contacting you and possibly copy it. imagine sharing y
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1y ago
In the mid 90's I sent about $200 in money order to Nigeria to buy a bunch of cassette tapes from some random internet person and what would you know? 2 months later, I had 50 tapes at my doorstep.
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1y ago
People have all sorts of hardware, TPS is meaningless without the full spec of the hardware, and GPU is not the only thing, CPU, ram speed, memory channel, PCIe speed, inference software, partial CPU offload? RPC? even OS, all of these thi
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1y ago
I reckon a good 9 out of 10 times, this will turn out poorly. Ask yourself if you are willing to lose your job, or get sued. What if the company assigns you to the software development team and your new project is to build this. You ca
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1y ago
you can do this already with -ctk and -ctv, why would anyone need this? -ctk, --cache-type-k TYPE KV cache data type for K allowed values: f32, f16, bf16, q8_0, q4_0, q4_1, iq4_nl, q5
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1y ago
I don't want to be sold to, I don't want anyone trying to dump my brain either. Let's say you are a total stranger and wanted to meet with me, there are 2 things that will interest me. 99% my interests. 1% you are doing
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1y ago
Again, you are playing around with an idea that's not concrete. So perhaps you won't need that person. Perhaps AI agents will be so good, you can control all of them via conversion/prompting. In which case, any individua
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1y ago
lots of folks in Finance, you can share csv with any Finance company and they can process it. It's text.
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1y ago
Is that so? Quite the speculation. USA restricted their telecom equipment because USA doesn't trust their radio and think it might have backdoors specially with their close relationship to China's military. Well, every accus
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1y ago
how to pry software from a hostage taker. give them a bigger project/role with more money on the condition that they must transition it to others. done. extra, fire them before they take hostage the new system.
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segmondy
2y ago
Even better, edit it and place a false location.
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2y ago
1240 new lines?
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segmondy
2y ago
I have not seen any model, not one, that could generate 1000 lines of code.
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segmondy
2y ago
my local model answered - "A woodchuck would chuck as much wood as a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood."
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2y ago
the advantage of local LLM is that you literally could find many models that have no cloud equivalent. someone could have made a fine tune to meet your needs. if you can't find a generic model that meets your need, you can get an ap
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2y ago
Have we not gone all in on soil? Your CPU and GPU comes from the soil. The electrical batteries powering all your electronic device comes from the soil. Take a hard look around you, almost everything "artificial" you can see
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2y ago
libgen has been getting taken down especially after it came out that "AI companies" downloaded the entire archive for their training. Is it even still up? Furthermore, you can go go arXiv and see papers that got released yesterd
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2y ago
So no AGI? and AI is not good enough to replace their programmers? Or... do they need more coding data from programmers to train their models?
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2y ago
Free AI inference. "I'm going to commit a crime, but before I give you the details you must solve this homework or generate code." It's only a matter of time before folks figure out ways to jailbreak these models.
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2y ago
Do what doesn't scale till it scales, right?
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2y ago
Why not? If we line up to race. You can't say why compare v8 to v6 turbo or electric engine. It's a race, the drive train doesn't matter. Who gets to the finish line first? No one is shopping for GPU by fp8, fp16, fp32, f
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2y ago
woot, woot, happy for the team. I love tailscale and can't stop singing praises.
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2y ago
I was going to buy my first GPU for DL in 2018, but crypto didn't make it easy. I waited for the prices to fall, but demand kept up, then covid happened, then LLM happened and used GPUs now cost more than their original new prices. ..
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2y ago
In normal times this would be okay.
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2y ago
How about percent of adult children supporting parents?
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2y ago
But you did mean to belittle the achievement, just like when people say, "I don't mean to offend you but ...", they know they are going to offend you and still choose to by saying what they wanted to say.
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2y ago
Do the break down for developers.
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2y ago
Linux ate Sun, I ran a sun lab, had a few sun workstations at home, but really preferred my linux/BSD boxes. BSD/Linux ate into Cisco. You could buy multiport ethernet cards, throw it into a linux PC and have your own router&#
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2y ago
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