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ukuina
2y ago
Expandability is no longer an option with Apple Silicon.
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2y ago
Why would you prefer one over the other?
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If you turn off Battery Optimization, yes. Apps can even draw over and control other apps. Assuming the LAM is just an app controlling AOSP in a VM server-side, this really should have just been an app with the LAM sending touch events back
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ukuina
2y ago
Seconds in the system tray clock is back now.
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2y ago
App Store search is horrendous. I find it better to use alternative front-ends like appsliced.co
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2y ago
Yes, input context window is reduced to 16k characters (not tokens). https://help.kagi.com/kagi/ai/assistant.html#tips-and-tricks...
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2y ago
Tested this on Apple Silicon at 128k context, very poor results with random character hallucinations.
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2y ago
This is the most applicable part of the article: Strategies to improve LLM accuracy: Retry: We repeatedly invoke a model with the temperature set to zero, up to five times, if it fails the test cases provided with the problem description. R
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ukuina
2y ago
Using the openai Python library?
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> Idea generation. I used to spend a lot of time chatting with colleagues about a vague idea I had. “How could we check whether X is true?” A tool like ChatGPT can help you get started. If you ask how to design an experiment to check a g
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It was very surprising that Apple did not strong-arm the EU by threatening to pull out of the area. The short-term loss of revenue from leaving the EU is nothing compared to the long-term decline this is going to cause in Apple's servi
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3y ago
So many models fail at basic reasoning. > What weighs more: a pound of feathers or a great british pound? > A pound of feathers and a Great British Pound weigh the same, which is one pound. It works if you add "Think step by step
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Why is LMsys flawed? Many people treat LMsys as gospel because it's the only large-scale, up-to-date qualitative benchmark. All the numeric benchmarks seem to miss real-world applicability.
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The Xbox 360 with Gamerscore gained through Achievements launched in 2005. Lilely the first globally-synchronized and overt system designed for gamification.
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3y ago
What is Occam search? Can't seem to find it.
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3y ago
Please do not post replies that are trivial spelling or grammatical corrections; they add little to the discourse. To parent: I think all datastores can boil down to a SQL interface eventually. Someday a SQL-interface may dynamically choose
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3y ago
Kate is awesome and has been my default editor on KDE for decades. Pleasantly surprised it is available elsewhere!
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3y ago
If your tests pass, why not?
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3y ago
Have you tried response_format=json_object? I had better luck with function-calling to get a structured response, but it is more limiting than just getting a JSON body.
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3y ago
Preventing fast lanes will likely hamper the development of novel applications that we cannot even conceive of today. Banning throttling while keeping speedups open (subject to review) seems like a good balance.
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3y ago
Assuming that's going to be the datasheet naming.
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3y ago
Why the sarcasm?
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3y ago
This paper is specifically disproving the efficacy of agentic frameworks like AutoGen. Also, the built-in function-calling in GPT4 is simpler to use than AutoGen2's abstraction.
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If GPT4 is 20x the price of GPT3.5, but it only takes 10x GPT3.5 runs to get similar quality of response (and likely faster), you'll still come out ahead.
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3y ago
I appreciate when teams provide such a detailed write-up of their tech stacks. The callouts to bad choices and recovery (e.g., Nomad) is also refreshing to see. Thank you for the share!
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3y ago
"You, too, can be a thousand-aire!"
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Congrats! Looks great, and I can't wait to try it. Do you support AzureOpenAI with custom endpoints? Are any special settings necessary to disable telemetry or non-core network requests?
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This makes it difficult to justify a production deployment: > The core of last_layer is deliberately kept closed-source for several reasons. Foremost among these is the concern over reverse engineering. By limiting access to the inner wo
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Careful, Greenshot phones home. Verified with a firewall restriction.
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Cleft: Turn Voice Memos into Shared Notes with On-Device Transcription
(cleftnotes.com)
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