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by trzy 3y ago
llama.cpp does not have interactive mode support for LLaVA nor the web server yet. So if they're just invoking the app, there is a lot of overhead for each call until they add that in. This server doesn't have that issue.
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by trzy 3y ago
Neither of which run LLaVA as far as I can tell. Use this until that happens. Also, this is way easier to set up. No dependencies. Easy.
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LLaVA C++ server (based on llama.cpp)(github.com)
14 points by trzy 3y ago|6 comments
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by trzy 3y ago
Simple API server for LLaVA based on llama.cpp. The llama.cpp project will add server and interactive support for LLaVA but I just couldn't wait. Runs great on my M1 Pro Macbook w/ 32gb RAM. Enjoy! :)
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by trzy 3y ago
Why would you not want it in a simple, portable language that's easy to build and deploy anywhere?
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by trzy 3y ago
The Rankin-Bass version of The Hobbit was the high water mark for commercial adaptations and it's been downhill since then.
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by trzy 3y ago
Accelerationism has become a religion for many people working in tech. Social media is teaming with John the Baptists heralding the next messiah.
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by trzy 3y ago
IIRC, prior to the pandemic, Apple implemented a freeze on leasing new office space in the bay area. Big companies are definitely incentivized to cut down on RE expenses.
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by trzy 3y ago
Folk programming.
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Laughprop: Open-source Stable Diffusion party game(github.com)
1 points by trzy 3y ago|1 comments
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by trzy 3y ago
Really simple Stable Diffusion party game developed for the CVPR2023 generative AI art exhibition. Includes three mini-games, including a movie re-casting game and telephone/drawing game. Feel free to laugh at my front-end code, I&#x27
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by trzy 3y ago
At 7% of 28ms, if you boot it a thousand times per day you get a whopping 2 seconds.
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by trzy 3y ago
Nothing. They just didn’t realize that JSON doesn’t need to be pretty-printed :)
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by trzy 3y ago
I'm not sure that I'm sold on peripherals for AR. However, if a companion device like a phone happens to be present, having non-touch screen tactile inputs would be nice, even something as simple as being able to squeeze or grip t
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by trzy 3y ago
Yeah these guys are total slime balls. Once they get what they want, their lack of concern for their sources is appalling. Breaking the news to drive eyeballs on their reporting is their 100% priority.
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by trzy 3y ago
I don’t know about that. It’s usually just reporters reaching out asking you to dish in violation of your NDA for nothing in return. When I left Apple TDG, I was contacted by two reporters from well known publications on LinkedIn. I complet
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by trzy 3y ago
Use it out of habit on Windows but been annoyed for years at how slow the UI is. I frequently open an email and start typing a reply and have to wait 10 seconds because it locks up for some unknown reason. I’ve never been able to figure out
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by trzy 3y ago
Wait till you learn that "deprecated" and "depreciated" are different words, too.
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by trzy 4y ago
Is MAE ViT-H available freely? My system could certainly handle it locally if it can be obtained and dropped in.
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by trzy 4y ago
The linked issue says nothing of the sort. Are you sure?
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by trzy 4y ago
Trivia: The i960 was used to power Sega's highly successful Model 2 arcade board, which truly ushered in the era of 3D gaming* (with Daytona USA), and was used in the F-22 Raptor until it was later replaced with other CPUs. * Certainly
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by trzy 4y ago
This reminds me of speaking with SV investors. They’re eloquent and say things that sound plausible in the moment but then I snap out of it and realize they’ve said nothing meaningful or correct at all.
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by trzy 4y ago
On the bright side, now you’re basically caught up. This stuff is shockingly easy :)
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by trzy 4y ago
Yup, basically. Edit: see here: https://github.com/openai/chatgpt-retrieval-plugin/blob/main... I did this a while back with ARKit: https://github.com/trzy/ChatARKit/blob/17fca7
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by trzy 4y ago
Sweep it under the rug hoping that this person is unlikely to be able to afford to litigate this.
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by trzy 4y ago
Most HFT shops aren’t pulling crazy hours like that. That’s a wild exaggeration. I worked far longer hours at a FAANG than I ever did as a dev on a low-latency trading desk. Nobody at the latter ever got in my face and screamed at me, eithe
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by trzy 4y ago
I also worked in the space, with Morgan Stanley’s options market making desk. It was all very sane. I’ve heard some of the prop shops and hedge funds can be crazy but not all are like that.
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by trzy 4y ago
Very cool! Writing emulators for simple CPUs is challenging enough because it's extremely easy to overlook a quirk or implement a flag calculation incorrectly that is used infrequently and have it silently lurking like a mine waiting f
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by trzy 4y ago
Color me skeptical. What will they open up? Even side-loading of apps doesn’t necessarily remove the platform vendor’s advantage in being able to control the system experience. For example, consider the way the app model itself has been des
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by trzy 4y ago
Not a standalone headset and not really trying to be a platform :)

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