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segmondy
2y ago
They main author used to worth Nvidia. There's a free plan, and you can pay to get multiple GPU support.
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2y ago
Whenever design patterns come up, folks start talking about language features. First of all, it's about natural language to describe a way of doing something. If you don't have a language to describe a design, then folks could
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2y ago
Sonnet does something like this. See - https://tyingshoelaces.com/blog/forensic-analysis-sonnet-pro...
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2y ago
I think the temp is too high, run the experiments with lower temps around 0.2
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2y ago
Intern / Junior Developer - 100% Remote I'm an individual and not a company/startup. I'm busy with my regular work and barely have enough time to tackle my personal projects. I have been experimenting with GenAI especi
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2y ago
If they are going through the bank then they are not a true payment processor but a payfac. To be a processor they need direct link to the card networks like visa, amex,MC, etc. It's a tough space that requires solid domain knowledge t
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2y ago
I've had companies ask to read it DB, answer is no and over my dead body. They get API access or data dump. I've been asked to read external companies DB, I always refuse, give me API or data dump. I don't even agree for
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2y ago
attractive developer/nerd features often seeds developers to develop for the platform which will end up attracting more users.
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2y ago
infinite context window is not AGI enough, memory is not substitute for planning and reasoning. imagine you have infinity memory, but can't plan or reason. you can memorize all chess games you have ever played. You will be crushed
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segmondy
2y ago
Having access to a weight doesn't make it open. Else you can make the argument that Microsoft Word is open source because you have access to the binary.
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2y ago
US has section 230, other countries don't.
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2y ago
Grumpy, This is not about knowing obscure and useless details, these things were not learnt in isolation but via exposure through lots of hacking/coding and the culture back then.
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2y ago
yeah, it's called the gameshark, for about $20. You could hook it up to your PC and hack on it, best of all the toolkits were Linux/FreeBSD. outside of SPIM, psx introduced a bunch of hackers to r3k and showed us that the futu
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2y ago
Yup, the fattening of the pig is "fattening the scammer's wallet". To gain maximum meat, you must keep feeding the pig, to gain the most, the scammer must keep the victim on the hook for as long as possible. The slaughter is
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2y ago
2 main cars, 4x every 3 months we put 3-5k miles and 2 classic cars. 1x each
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2y ago
It takes me about 30mins - 45 minutes to do my oil change, it takes me 20 minutes to go the dealership, another 20 to go home and about an hour wait. So I often save about an hour of my time doing it. There's nothing mess about it,
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2y ago
It does come down to mindset. I do my yard work, 1 acre, mowing, edging, trimming, leaf blowing, raking, etc. My entire mindset when I do it is, "It's exercise". I do car repairs and own 2 classic cars. My mindset is
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2y ago
many 3090s
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2y ago
Some of us are running llama 405B locally already. All my GPUs are ancient Nvidai GPUs. IMO, the point of an open cuda is to force Nvidia to stop squeezing us. You get more performance for the buck for AMD. If I could run cuda on AMD,
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2y ago
Sorry, but I'm glad they are not open to node. Why would you want node within the militaries network?
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2y ago
It's a powerhouse, an even bigger secret than Lisp at beating the average.
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2y ago
plug, install then play, I got 3 different Nvidia GPU sets and all running without any issue, nothing crazy to do but follow installation instructions.
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2y ago
"IBM's vintage mainframes were extremely underpowered compared to modern computers; a System/370 mainframe ran well under 1 million instructions per second, while a modern laptop executes billions of instructions per second.
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2y ago
Fitting AI generated music.
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2y ago
Which do you think is more important? Putting man on the moon or ecommerce? I reckon you been able to get on a device, see a biscuit ads, order one from foo.com and have it shipped to you. Think of how much tech it takes for that to happ
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2y ago
craigslist is dead, the news should be how marketplace quietly disrupted craigslist and the power of Meta integrating any product. if you're a B2C company and Meta decides to compete with you, you have no chance.
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2y ago
I can think without language, and so can you. That's why we have the phrase, "what just happened?" "what was that" you have seen an event, you can see think about it, but you don't understand it. thoughts
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2y ago
I have no need for a drone right now, but looks like I'm now in the market for DJI drones, one or two.
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2y ago
check my reply above. 2 xeon cpus, 40 cores, 88 lanes, 128gb drive, fast nvme 2tb SSD.
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2y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1bqv5au/144gb_v...
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