smcleod

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   by smcleod 2y ago

   I don't understand why you'd have notifications enabled for any app that you don't need them from?
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   by smcleod 2y ago

   Draw things is neat but it's so damn slow compared to other tools (e.g. invokeai), I'm not sure why it takes so long to generate images with any model?
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   by smcleod 2y ago

   A paid subscription... really?
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   by smcleod 2y ago

   Except the research shows almost exactly the opposite?
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   by smcleod 2y ago

   Couldn't agree more, the overhead of context switching in-person is also so painfully expensive.
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   by smcleod 2y ago

   Is the source code available somewhere? I really like the app but feel a bit odd about running something with this much access that isn't open source.
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   by smcleod 2y ago

   Come join us on Reddit’s /r/localllama. Great community for local LLMs.
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   by smcleod 2y ago

   That’s less than half the Ultra Apple silicon chip two generations ago (800GB/s), and just over the current pro (400GB/s).
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   by smcleod 2y ago

   Are you open sourcing the product for non-commercial use?
10. 430.▲
    by smcleod 2y ago

    I _really_ like this idea. Is the source code available somewhere?
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    Looks interesting, great to see it specifically calls out supporting LLM servers as first class citizens! I see some of the code is Java, that strikes me as an interesting choice - is there a reason behind that or simply the language that t
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    macOS firewall blocking web browsing after upgrading to Sequoia(waclaw.blog)

    3 points by smcleod 2y ago|0 comments
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    Doesn't explain why it sometimes works sometimes doesn't though?
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    I've got this after updating to Sequoia today as well, weird behaviour as Firefox network traffic will randomly stop working for a few minutes, then work again.
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    I don't know how true it is I've heard that the ratio of managers to engineers has been increasing over the last few years, if that's true this policy lines up with what we've seen from management-heavy / inverted t
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    There's so many of these popping up! Here's mine - https://github.com/sammcj/ingest
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    This is a similar tool I wrote for myself called "ingest". It ingests files/directories to LLM friendly markdown, estimates token usage, and can estimate vRAM usage for different models and quantisations and shows you a table
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    sammcj of sammcj/ingest reporting in! Funny to see my little tool pop up in comment threads.
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    I'm a little disappointed they all only have 8GB of RAM, I would have thought that with the world of AI we're all living in now we'd get at least 12GB for our $1850-$2850.
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    Yeah that main landing site doesn’t even give you the information you want to know either!
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    It seems like a lot of money for an application, and just for one year.
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    Is there a "nice" way to read content on Arxiv? Every time I land on that site I'm so confused / lost in it's interface (or lack there of) I usually end up leaving without getting to the content.
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    $150AUD per year... is that for real?
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    Unfortunately the model is broken at present, It looks like they're working on a fix - https://huggingface.co/mattshumer/Reflection-70B/discussions...
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    That’s for the larger model, most people running it locally use the -lite model (both of which has lots of benchmarks published)
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    I really like PR-Agent, do you have a Firefox extension or only Google Chrome at the moment?
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    Weird they're comparing it to really old deepseek v1 models, even v2 has been out a long time now.
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    Does it actually build apps? The site suggests it builds gpt wrappers (assuming the OpenAI ChatGPT store templates/integrations?)
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    Out of interest - why is it called FetchFox - but it doesn't work on Firefox?
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    by smcleod 2y ago

    What about it? It’s been around for many years and is very popular. Has something happened?