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trilogic
1y ago
Simply amazing.
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trilogic
1y ago
Can anyone confirm this purchase, is it possible to import and taxes?
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1y ago
The global cost of inference in both Openai and Anthropic it exceed training cost for sure. The reason is simple: the inference cost grows with requests not with datasets. My math simplified by AI says: Suppose training GPT-like model cost
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1y ago
I have to disagree. The biggest cost is still energy consumption, water and maintenance. Not to mention, to keep up with the rivals in incredibly high tempo (so offering billions like Meta recently). Then the cost of hardware that is equal
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1y ago
Certainly it is damn difficult to monetize it. Huggingface is one of the few that did succeed with AI.
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You are right, I will do my best and work harder to write better and have a better webpage. Is that I like writing but I am not good at it even in my mother language. The most concerning factor however is what people prioritize. Same thing
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1y ago
Someone will always find a reason to complain, missing the real point. That´s why the privacy is a lost battle, because some prefer to focus on makeup, not on the real point. This is so disappointing.
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1y ago
Replying to: * Clicking 'Explore' on the top of the page opens a pop-under to office.com for some reason? I also clicked the text of one of your articles, and it sent me to kaspersky.com, probably another ad. I don´t know what you
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1y ago
Hi, the author here. I can confirm that writing is not my best skill, plenty to criticize on it. All the rest (like the content and facts) should matter though, that was the point of the article.
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1y ago
How does a human reply? Maybe I am turning into a bot with all this AI around me :)
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1y ago
Apple doesn´t have a good reputation regarding privacy. I have to agree though that they fight for it. It is strange that siri is obsolete, comparing company evaluation, and compared to other tech giants. Also facts show a real battle, hard
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Apple 2016 Stand Was Never About One Case
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You’re right: It’s not about "being perfect," but about taking responsibility for your words. That’s the skill that lasts AI or not.
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"Who uses versioning numbers like that?" Some coders obsessed with math, among others: Linux kernel: 2.4.0 (1999), Apache HTTP Server: 1.3.34 (2002) etc. "I've never think about LLMs providers like a cloud provider. I ca
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1y ago
Certainly I seem to have poor skill of writing an article, contrary to writing code. Of course I use my app to revise, suggest and correct grammar, that´s why I created HugtsonOne, to help me optimize time. So yes the article has some pat
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So funny you mention it cause I was on vacations in Spain few weeks ago. They are the definition of "I will avoid AI at all costs". It seems we are living in 2 parallel universes. All the Spanish I met don´t know, don´t use and do
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1y ago
You are right! Is a Lenovo Thinkpad T440s 4gb ram. It runs well in cpu (I7) with any model under 4b.
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1y ago
Thank you, that´s a good observation that need to be fixed right away.
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Thank you so much, I appreciate your reply.
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Why I'm Now Running Enterprise AI on My Laptop (Without Internet)
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Empowering Researchers, Developers and Students
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Time to Talk Numbers
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But we were promised that AI will make our life better. A lot of Software engineers find themself in the layoffs, so do suddenly some 30 years old experienced programmers. The point is that the education system is outdated and youngsters ar
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I am honest, I don't know how your app works, speaking privacy. I can´t even try it. You are free (like literally free) to try mine. How do users of mac/ios own their data is unknown to me. I didn't want to make a point on th
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I am not here to teach cybersecurity Tcp/ip protocols or ML. HTTP = HyperText Transfer Protocol The standard protocol for transferring data over the web. CLI = Command-Line Interface. Try again after endless nights of informatic work p
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I accept critics, and I thank you for it. It will be fixed ASAP.
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With all respect you do seem to not understand much of how privacy works. Llama-server is working in Http. And yes the app is a bit heavy as is loading llm models using llama.cpp cli and multimodal which in itself are quite heavy, also just
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This is from webui website docs: Once saved, Open WebUI will begin using your local Llama.cpp server as a backend! So you see Llama server not CLI. That´s a big flag there. I repeat no app in the whole world takes seriously privacy like Hug
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The app has a licence well visible when you install the app. The rest is written in the website and in github. Then about: requires an activation code to use, ofc it is made for ethical research purposes, so yes I am distributing it respons
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Great job, already start using it and looking good. Crawl the f..k out of internet same way all the big techs are doing, at least what´s European stays in EU. The ethics should apply to all equally. Thank you and Viva la France.
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