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by ttt3ts 4y ago
The problem with LLMs is the big ones don't run on consumer hardware. If 12GB or 24GB ram would run them you would see just as much interest. The open source models will keep up as hardware allows IMO.
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by ttt3ts 4y ago
Any plans to document how to fine tune your models then?
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by ttt3ts 4y ago
Yea, I figured Google was the average mega corp when they removed "don't be evil". Still, they have areas where they need regulation. E.g. Paying Mozzila and Apple to be default search is anticompetitive.
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by ttt3ts 4y ago
Alright, given the volume of messages on FB, twitter, etc, isn't choosing what messages you promote approximately equivalent to publishing anything? I am pretty sure you can find any opinion/view on these platforms.
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by ttt3ts 4y ago
For regular backups of 6TB why would you even consider tape? Seriously asking because I have priced tapes and the break even point vs hard drives is high.
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by ttt3ts 4y ago
Just wondering but what is the lifespan of an EV? How much does it cost to replace the batteries after 10 years? I ask because I fear only the rich will be able to afford cars with such a ban. My first car cost $2k and was a clunker but it
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by ttt3ts 4y ago
Hardly, reddit, in its current form, will die because of LLMs. It is too easy to get an account and post. They will have to wall the garden or trash will fill it. :(
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by ttt3ts 4y ago
Hmm. I have full size bloom running on a server in my basement. It can be ran naively with about 400GB of ram. Using used hardware you can get that for about $1200. Still, with CPU inference, you're looking at about 5 mins per response
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by ttt3ts 4y ago
Lol, then you probably don't live in Denver and are not their target audience. It is a famous restaurant in Denver featured on south park. I can only hope their food is better.
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by ttt3ts 4y ago
My web based email client has notifications allowed. I am pretty happy browsers added support for this. It is disabled by default and easy to say no forever if a site is annoying about it.
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by ttt3ts 4y ago
I think you made your own point. It has been around and maintained for 20 years. The number of web stacks that can claim that are very few. Worth mentioning once in a while.
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by ttt3ts 4y ago
Compared to the constant bitrot in "newer" frameworks I have grown to like Django more over the years. My old projects in Django still work. The meteor projects, flash apps, Android apps, less so. Modern software undervalues stabi