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by tudorw 3y ago
This is common here too, perhaps everyone, money is hard to come by :) However, this is not insurmountable, remember, you are looking for a small number of VERY satisfied customers, let's look at how the bigger companies address this i
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by tudorw 3y ago
Long time coming, I visited this site when I was a young un, https://www.thinkgeoenergy.com/site-of-the-first-egs-project...
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by tudorw 3y ago
'I have the feeling like I'm trying impossible', with no resources, network or prior successes, you pretty much are, this is not to put you off, but to acknowledge that what you experience is common to a lot of people. Having
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by tudorw 3y ago
Nice, I'm a bit confused by the existence of clipdrop api and stability api, will they converge?
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by tudorw 3y ago
I've got some 'AI' actors endlessly repeating a scripted 'show', part experiment, part entertainment, all weird, it runs on gtp4all so I can throw the same script at different models and see the variance and perform
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by tudorw 3y ago
I have tried a couple of pretenders and they were not up to the 24/7 load I have lined up, random reboots and lockups, maybe it was bad luck, maybe it was thermal management, either way the NUC keeps trucking.
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by tudorw 3y ago
That's important, can we highlight that, yes, and that, don't leave out that, in fact, let's just highlight everything.
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by tudorw 3y ago
Would this make highways a legitimate military target?
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by tudorw 3y ago
fringe publications are that, fringe, I like it, I feel like it's okay to have places where uncertainty can have a space, even if it invites articles that fall over the line, so, this is not a endorsement of aliens or lost ancient civi
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by tudorw 3y ago
"While 8 year olds did work cleaning coal at the time, they did not go underground with their fathers as actual miners until they were older, he said." That would tragically sometimes be 4 years later, at 12 https://usm
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by tudorw 3y ago
yes, did they test how much silicon oil a spider can ingest before it's toxic, if not you might just kill off all the natural predators :(
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by tudorw 3y ago
"As I said, it usually turns out to be a scam anyway" based on your experience, which you state is that you don't get involved, so what experience do you have to judge?
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by tudorw 3y ago
This for me is the gist, if we are always going to be playing pachinko when we hit go then where would a 'fact' emerge from anyway, LLM don't store facts, correct me if I am wrong, as my topology knowledge is somewhat rudimen
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by tudorw 3y ago
quite, some aspects of emergent behaviour are exciting, others must be a painful learning experience.
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by tudorw 3y ago
Sorry about the link.in style links but I just posted this there and came here and felt it might be interesting to someone, they do work! ... Here's a round up of open source projects focused on allowing you to run your own model'
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by tudorw 3y ago
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by tudorw 3y ago
quite, look at Google offering a prize pot for 'forgetting', also, sorry, but typical engineer think that this comes after the creation, like forever plastics or petroleum, for some reason, great engineers often seem to struggle w
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by tudorw 3y ago
I don't think this designed to sell in numbers, it exists as a placeholder for them, in case m$ or Pico start drawing too much attention, the old 'what we have is better, you just can't have it yet' routine. I will be in
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by tudorw 3y ago
as a case in point, just got randomly assaulted by a stranger outside my house! stay safe out there ;)
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by tudorw 3y ago
one day it won't...
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by tudorw 3y ago
actually, are we sure they will improve, if there is emergent unpredicted behaviour in the SOTA models we see now, then how can we predict if what emerges from larger models will actually be better, it might have more detailed hallucination
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by tudorw 3y ago
I agree, their needs to be human oversight, I find them interesting, but not sure beyond creative tasks, what I would actually use it for, I have no interest in replacing humans, why would I, so, augmenting human creativity with pictures, s
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by tudorw 3y ago
I don't liked closedAI either, this seems like the first tech I've played with in a long time that was great on day 1, and seems to get progressively less great over time.
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by tudorw 3y ago
it does support GPT3.5 turbo and GPT4, you can put in an OpenAI key, it's amongst the model options.
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by tudorw 3y ago
"I suppose you're just the epitome of a good Samaritan in the right place at the right time." And you will be in the right place, at the right time, at some time, then you can choose to act or ignore, I hope you can find it i
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by tudorw 3y ago
I don't stay away. I frequently get stuck in, calling the police, ambulance and fire services for people, assisting epileptics in shops and planes, helping lost children, picking up random dogs and returning them to their owners... Why
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by tudorw 3y ago
https://www.cookdandbombd.co.uk/forums/ might be a good place to start rummaging...
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by tudorw 3y ago
also, I fall in love easily with the entities I fabricate, I don't want someone else to have the option to take them away... don't worry, I have real friends too...
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by tudorw 3y ago
no expert, but from my messing around I gather the chat models are tuned for conversation, for example, if you just say 'Hi', it will spit out some 'witty' reply and invite you to respond, it's creative with it&#x27
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by tudorw 3y ago
https://gpt4all.io/index.html

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