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ukuina
3y ago
I would recommend AI Applications Engineering (e.g., applying LLMs as a unit of compute). Start with reading AI Canon and setting up projects like PrivateGPT and AutoGPT locally, then working with LocalAI to serve up HuggingFace models in p
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3y ago
Anyone building vectorDBs in-browser, possibly using WASM?
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Are you saying the lines are blurred, or that there are more tiers of abstraction?
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They have also replaced previously metal joints and screws with wooden pieces. I had to bolster my chest of drawers with additional wooden center beams to prevent it from bowing from evenly distributed weight. Oddly, there were already prov
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3y ago
"Zero AI" will likely become a selling point.
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3y ago
Especially given GPT-based news summarization services.
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I would argue there are four prices: acquisition, usage, storage, and disposal. The middle two are (ideally?) recurrent costs and storage costs in the age of consumerism grow linearly throughout life. At some point, people "see the lig
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A more grounded pitch for Hololens 2: https://youtu.be/d3YT8j0yYl0
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Incredible future VR use-case for all the hours of useless video footage in my archives.
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PandaGPT: One Model to Instruction-Follow Them All
(panda-gpt.github.io)
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Perhaps we need a new term... "Armchair LLMer"?
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Doesn't compensation follow good/fast work, not precede it?
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You can use https://localai.io if you have a GPU or Apple Silicon CPU to serve up local models with an OpenAI-compatible API.
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What would that accomplish?
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Has Apple ever released a Developer Edition product before?
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This doesn't hold true for FPS games. You absolutely need to tell the game where you are aiming so it can draw crosshairs, even for on-rails shooters favored by VR.
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Sounds like the SQLite model, which has been a net positive for the computing world.
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That's a great idea, I will look at FAISS for now. Thank you.
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Thank you for the pointer. This still requires a backend server running Chroma, correct?
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Thank you for responding here. For this enterprise use-case, I am looking to ship a web app that will run off of IT-managed fileservers and IT-managed LLM APIs, on user desktops and laptops without privileged access to install software.
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Ask HN: In-Browser Vector DB?
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All of it. Globally.
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Is this effectively a watch() on a variable?
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Microsoft Office Copilot is supposed to handle this specific task, among many others, with ease.
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3y ago
CPU idle % over a rolling time window (say, 15 minutes).
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The 1T number is wild hype. It's likely GPT4 is actually a mixture-of-experts with smaller models under the hood.
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[2014] The original GAN paper, likely still relevant when integrating LLMs.
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I would recommend access over API and using an interface like TypingMind that gives you control over the system prompt for consistency.
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Isn't that still on waitlist-preview?
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There's no real benefit to streaming if you are planning to use the LLM output downstream (say, in a SQL query). LLM latency is a major annoyance right now, whether locally-hosted or cloud-based.
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