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by ukuina 4y ago
Definitely missing one & after the git clone, else the cd into the directory after will fail, assuming the git clone takes non-zero time to execute.
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by ukuina 4y ago
Isn't it so, in the world of generative AI functions like Marvin?
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by ukuina 4y ago
Use a wrapper like TypingMind?
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by ukuina 4y ago
Did they announce Office Copilot pricing already?
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by ukuina 4y ago
How would one go about this for a large number of documents?
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by ukuina 4y ago
This is the real answer. The LLM is but the core of the entire ecosystem. Just like how MLOps is 99% of the work, choosing an LLM is 1% of the effort in the final product.
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by ukuina 4y ago
I think you're conflating speed of inference/generation with optimization. gpt-3.5-turbo does not fit on a single GPU unlike the "toy" models.
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by ukuina 4y ago
That level of hallucination is certainly going to come in handy when creating military LLMs!
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by ukuina 4y ago
How quickly we forget pandas becoming gibbons. https://www.popsci.com/byzantine-science-deceiving-artificia ... The speed at which we are giving LLMs access to previously-secured systems feels irresponsible, but there'
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by ukuina 4y ago
For all of @sama's discussion of AI pushing the cost of intelligence to zero, I wonder if we are pushing the _value of sentience to zero_, instead.
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by ukuina 4y ago
I heartily agree, having spent months jankily recreating MRKL and ReAct on a much smaller scale before realizing those papers have existed for months already. How can anyone keep up with the sheer volume of new papers and concepts here? Eve
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by ukuina 4y ago
It ensured their survival, no?
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by ukuina 4y ago
To be fair, groupthink in web design has generally led to worse performance with 100kb pageloads to show 1kb of content, and this blame generally does not reside with the product manager.
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by ukuina 4y ago
I use TypingMind.com and the GPT4 API. Seems an overall better experience.
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by ukuina 4y ago
Does Ultimate Vocal Remover 5 fit the bill? Despite the name, it can also do audio separation.
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by ukuina 4y ago
This guy ships!
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by ukuina 4y ago
I can see a use-case for this that acts as a constant AI companion to pair-program with!
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by ukuina 4y ago
I was curious how much overfitting there really is. The compression is certainly not lossless, and, arguably, is not even meaningfully equivalent. I would not characterize this as a successful experiment. User prompt ----------- Create your
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by ukuina 4y ago
As a response to all the sibling comments, what need is there for Twitter to change every 3 days!?
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by ukuina 4y ago
Please do share when you have something working locally!
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by ukuina 4y ago
Have you tried Deepset Haystack?
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by ukuina 4y ago
This, so much this! There are so many projects that claim to do this, but end up piping data to OpenAI. Can someone who has managed to get this set up locally send some pointers our way?
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by ukuina 4y ago
I would consider Haystack to be the more batteries-included, easier to use (but harder to customize) of the two. They have a good emphasis on local model use.
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by ukuina 4y ago
Python seems the go-to language for most ML work. Are there any wrappers you could use to call these frameworks from within Golang?
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by ukuina 4y ago
This would be a great resource for GPT to find humans who can prompt GPT better.
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by ukuina 4y ago
Thank you for the honest peek behind the curtains. Are the companies enamored with the productivity gains of prompt-based systems sufficiently that they can ease up on the requirement for consistency?
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by ukuina 4y ago
Can someone in the know describe what the hullaballoo is about? Seems like ego-driven optimization that breaks compatibility?
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by ukuina 4y ago
Microsoft Todo is 127mb. This is among the lightest Todo app on the app store.
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by ukuina 4y ago
https://archive.is/VPVTj
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FT: Generative AI set to affect 300M jobs across major economies(ft.com)
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