smcleod

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by smcleod 3y ago
But it’s webscale!
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by smcleod 3y ago
Hey I’m sure you mean well but maybe contact the person directly rather than diagnosing them in public which could be counter productive. Again I’m sure you mean well.
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by smcleod 3y ago
Latency, customisation, privacy, cost, availability.
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by smcleod 3y ago
A native macOS app that uses local LLMs for writing in any application, think ehanced autocomplete / tab completion etc... 100% local and no Electron.
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by smcleod 3y ago
Nice project, any plans to make it work with local LLMs rather than "open"AI?
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by smcleod 3y ago
This seems like a sensible step in the right direction IMO, (optional) features such as local, privacy respecting LLMs will help to augment peoples online research, bookmarking, contextual search etc.... It's important that we have Fir
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by smcleod 3y ago
+1 r/localllama, 23GB should allow you to run 30b~ models, but honestly some of the new smaller models such as Mistral & friends (Zephyr etc..) are really interesting. You could also Give Mixtral a try if you get a low quant format
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by smcleod 3y ago
As someone else said you don't need to train any models, also - small LLMs (7b~) can run really well even on a base M1 Macbook air from 3 years ago.
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by smcleod 3y ago
M2 MacBook Pro, I run man different models but mistral, zephyr, deepseek. I use Ollama and LM Studio.
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by smcleod 3y ago
Mistral and its hybrids are a lot better than GPT3.5, and while not as good as GPT4 in general tasks - they’re extremely fast and powerful with specific tasks. In the time it takes GPT4 to apologise that it’s not allowed to do something I c
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by smcleod 3y ago
Really neat little project! It’d be really cool to see a demo of this using only self-hostable components (e.g. ollama, whisper, llava vision)
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by smcleod 3y ago
Video loaded perfectly and quicker than YouTube!
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by smcleod 3y ago
Very cool! Shame that Plex Server / AppleTV doesn’t implement this natively
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by smcleod 3y ago
Yes sorry, Judder is the correct term.
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by smcleod 3y ago
Yeah absolutely true. I’ve seen some Samsung brand TVs do a really bad job of it (also their colours are terribly over saturated by default), where I’ve found the LGs do a good job (at least the c and g series).
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by smcleod 3y ago
Sorry I was conflating juddering and tearing, I meant juddering.
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by smcleod 3y ago
Sorry - yes I am - I had to look up some examples but I’m talking about juddering.
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by smcleod 3y ago
Oh sorry you mean it’s blurry and smeary at 24 fps in the cinema! Yes I agree. Sorry I thought you meant that higher frame rates looks blurry.
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by smcleod 3y ago
24/30fps looks dreadfully unnatural and distracting to many people though. It’s almost painful to watch on larger screen sizes.
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by smcleod 3y ago
The motion of an object isn’t the same as the frame rate though. You can have a 60fps scene where an object is moving fast on one side of the screen and slow on the other. It only means that for a given object travelling from A to B - it wi
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by smcleod 3y ago
If it’s blurry or smeary then your TV / source is doing it very wrong or just can’t keep up or is too low resolution / lacks quality upscaling.
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by smcleod 3y ago
Very common for video footage lower than 40FPS. It doesn’t matter what the source is (AppleTV, laptop with HDMI, nvidia shield, PS5) - this is very noticeable to a large chunk of the population.
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by smcleod 3y ago
It’s interesting to think how different our visual systems must be right? I’m always saying to friends “how can you watch this? It’s so choppy!” And some of them agree and others don’t see it at all. Biology is weird so I say just give peop
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by smcleod 3y ago
For me it’s the absolute most important setting to enable on any TV. Without it I really notice the tearing / juddering effect that footage <40fps has.
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by smcleod 3y ago
I get it too. I visually see tearing / juddering on most video lower than about 40FPS and it’s incredibly tiring.
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by smcleod 3y ago
Motion interpolation is an absolute essential for me. I can’t stand how choppy TVs (even high end models) are without them. 30fps videos look very jarring to me, I almost always notice “tearing” or “shuddering” - even when in a cinema. Enab
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by smcleod 3y ago
Looks like it has a lot of potential. Does it integrate with Ollama or does it run its own model server?
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by smcleod 3y ago
I’ve got 2.5G switches at home and they easily run off 12V 0.8A power adapters (8 port 2.5G 1x 10g)
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by smcleod 3y ago
2.5G is absolutely nothing for modern chipsets and processors.
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by smcleod 3y ago
Doesn't seem to work with SDXL Turbo or SDXL LCM

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