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by tarruda 3y ago
With Yevgeny Prigozhin, the method was ingestion of surface-to-air missile: https://babylonbee.com/news/leader-of-failed-russian-uprisin...
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by tarruda 3y ago
Here's a must read that helps newcomers understand one of the problems Guix attempts to solve: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rdriley/487/papers/Thompson_1984_Ref...
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by tarruda 3y ago
That's the first thing I thought when I saw he used btrfs. I use btrfs send/receive all the time via SSH and it works great. He could easily have setup SSH server in GRML live session. There's one caveat though: With btrfs it
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by tarruda 3y ago
Did you read the article? According to it, Elon Musk agreed with AGI being closed source, but he wanted controlling interest.
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by tarruda 3y ago
I guess neither Elon Musk nor Sam Altman want to live in a world where someone else makes it a better place
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by tarruda 3y ago
> It's difficult to imagine AI improving on that It can be an improvement due to LLMs ability to quickly adapt any solutions to your specific use case. On Google you can search for CRUD web application examples and find tutorials b
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by tarruda 3y ago
The last 20% is a blocker for autonomous cars because it can cause lives to be lost.
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by tarruda 3y ago
I think no code was released yet
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by tarruda 3y ago
Is it not possible to add Gemma support on Llama.cpp?
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by tarruda 3y ago
This video [1] shows someone running at 4-bit quant in 48gb VRAM. I suspect you need 4x that to run at full f16 precision, or approx 3 H100. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJ69gY0qRbg
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by tarruda 3y ago
I don't care much for benchmarks, many models seems to be contaminated just to approach proprietary models in coding benchmarks. I had never tried Phind before, but gave Phind-70B a spin today and so far found it to be really good for
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by tarruda 3y ago
Mixtral (8x7b) is 32k. Mistral 7b instruct 0.2 is just a fine tune of Mistral 7b.
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by tarruda 3y ago
Mixtral 8x7B has 32k context. Mistral 7b instruct 0.2 is just an instruct fine tune of Mistral 7b and stays with a 8k context.
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by tarruda 3y ago
I think it is only a matter of time before open source vision LLMs have the ability to process videos. The tricky part might be getting to 1M token context length, which even proprietary LLMs (other than Gemini) are struggling with.
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by tarruda 3y ago
> Is there a way to compare models? This is what I like to use for comparing models: https://huggingface.co/spaces/lmsys/chatbot-arena-leaderboar... It is an ELO system based on users voting LLM answers to real
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by tarruda 3y ago
> I still find it pretty wild that they would parameterize it by speaking to it so plainly Not my area of expertise, but they probably fine tuned it so that it can be parametrized this way. In the fine tune dataset there are many example
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by tarruda 3y ago
I hope that you are right, and that they faked the demo to have a short term pump on stock price.
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by tarruda 3y ago
> If a machine costs 500k p/y Do you mean an AI programmer would cost $500k per year? If so I think you greatly overestimate the cost. Recently I did some text processing with GPT-4 turbo (128k context) and I reached the daily limit
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by tarruda 3y ago
Did you see the Gemini 1.5 1M token demo? They upload the three.js library and ask it to make changes, which it does successfully and pretty quickly. I want LLMs to fail at my profession as much as everyone at risk of losing their jobs, but
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by tarruda 3y ago
> cost you 1 trillion dollars How did you come up with this number? It seems pretty unrealistic. > There is a reason why we still have people working at McDonald's even though fully automating it has been possible for a couple of
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by tarruda 3y ago
> It's just a matter of throwing compute at it, nothing fancy. I read somewhere that there was a recent breakthrough that enabled this. Even if it costs a lot to run inference with 1M token context, it is hard to imagine it would co
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by tarruda 3y ago
I meant statement, not prediction (sorry for the using the wrong term). > But that is neither here nor there. "The big bang was created by God" has exactly the same epistemological status as "The big bang was created by Vi
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by tarruda 3y ago
Note that I'm not arguing against the scientific method, but I'm arguing against your claim that it alone can deliver an accurate understanding of reality outside of what we can experiment and observe. This is your parent response
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by tarruda 3y ago
> at least not if you are adhering to the scientific method All the information you have comes from your five senses. Isn't some kind of faith necessary to believe that the scientific method would lead to an accurate understanding o
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by tarruda 3y ago
> Looks like apple silicon are currently the best hardware for running linux I wonder if this effort to run Linux on apple silicon will continue if snapdragon X laptops become mainstream.
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by tarruda 3y ago
I wouldn't recommend unless you got at least 16gb ram (though possibly more is needed depending on what model is used).
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by tarruda 3y ago
> I have a 16TB server on which I have downloaded all movies with IMDB rating > 6 and a good number of votes. That seems like a lot of movies. How many of those 16TB are used by all movies with IMBD rating > 6 ?
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by tarruda 3y ago
LLMs are not magic, they inherit whatever bias is in its training data.
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by tarruda 3y ago
> I want non sensationalized, truthful reporting and it’s clear only Ai can get me that. Can you elaborate on how AI helps here?
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by tarruda 3y ago
> mkfifo just work Are you certain about that?

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