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by voiper1 2y ago
From the article: "... but did not respond to numerous questions about other aspects of the group’s accounting." It's not "nitpicking" when the reports of where/how much they are saving money -- their purported
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by voiper1 2y ago
My query generated 17 steps of research, gathering 74 sources. I picked "Deep Research" from the modes, I almost accidentally picked "reasoning".
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by voiper1 2y ago
Wow, that's so fun. Just upload and generate assets super easily... queue the next one while it's working.
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by voiper1 2y ago
>To work around this, we had to change the assertion logic in some tests to check the name and code, instead of the message. This is also the standard practice for checking error types in Node.js. Sounds like something they should try up
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by voiper1 2y ago
Cute. First thing I did though was to see if moving my mouse or clicking affected it. Doesn't seem to, please add that!
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by voiper1 2y ago
The first question is always: which model? Which fortunately you at least addressed: >free plan of ChatGPT, but I can remember if it was 4o or 4. Since chatgpt-4o, there has been o1-preview, and o1 (full) is out. They just announced o3
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by voiper1 2y ago
I read both those articles, but I still don't get how to do it. It seems the idea is that more of the embedding is informed by context, but do I _do_ late chunking? My best guess so far is that somehow I embed a long text and then I br
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by voiper1 2y ago
I thought embedding large chunks would "dilute" the ideas, since large chunks tend to have multiple disparate ideas? Does it somehow capture _all_ of the ideas, and querying for a single one would somehow match? Isn't that th
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by voiper1 2y ago
Related XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1172/
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by voiper1 2y ago
:sigh: With all the concern over AI, it's being used _against recommendations_ to detect AI usage? [0][1] So while the concern for using AI is founded, teachers are so mistaken at understanding what it is and the tech around is that th
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by voiper1 2y ago
Cool, based on geolocation it gets the vacation days for your country.
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by voiper1 2y ago
> Ideally in a web application, aside from some in-memory caches, no object allocated as part of a request should survive longer than the request itself. Any object that does is probably something that should be eagerly loaded during boo
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by voiper1 2y ago
Compared to what? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cost_of_electricity_by_source#... Coal is $4000 per kW This solar project is right on the average at $1,327, although NREL says it can cost upto 2743. Some investment gro
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by voiper1 2y ago
Right, I would assume we'd render multiple 2D images from different angles, and train on that. But as I'm writing this, why can't we do ML directly with the 3D models...
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by voiper1 2y ago
Wow, that's an incredible writeup. Super surprised that shelling out was nearly as good any any other method. Why is the average bytes smaller? Shouldn't it be the same size file? And if not, it's a different alorithm so not
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by voiper1 2y ago
Sure, it's more effecient to have it use an API. And people have been integrating those for the last while. But there's tons of applications that are locked behind a website or deckstop GUI with no API that are accessible via visi
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by voiper1 2y ago
It's out, and improved! It went from 77.4% to 84.2%, skipping past O1-preview which is at 79.7% Source: https://aider.chat/docs/leaderboards/
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by voiper1 2y ago
Is there a tracker that identifies APIs / libraries that do this unicode injection protection? I'm guessing few do. I pasted this text into openrouter's playground for 4o, sonnet 3.5, gemini pro and I got a mix of "nothi
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by voiper1 2y ago
The human can "audit" the entire text he's copy-pasting and still miss it. And it provides a way to exfil without it being visible.
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by voiper1 2y ago
Sure. It's worse though, because it provides a way to invisibly in-fil data even with full font sizes, and a way to ex-fil data.
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by voiper1 2y ago
I hadn't seen that one, I love it!
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by voiper1 2y ago
Any recommendations for s3/b2 - anyone can upload (or with password) and only the admin can download? Goal: allow customers to upload large files.
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by voiper1 2y ago
Aider benchmarks them great for coding... super slow token generation. Much cheaper but once you're used to the speed... it's too slow.
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by voiper1 2y ago
I like this ironic take that even the experts's expectations got upended with new tech.
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by voiper1 2y ago
Article's point seems to be that in the long term: paper count, citations, impact, motivation and fulfillment will all come from focusing on a project.
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by voiper1 2y ago
+1 for Burkerman. The first thing I read from him was "it's worse than you think" [1] I was trying to finish my to-do lists to rest when he pointed out... I'll never finish. I'll always put new things on my to-do li
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by voiper1 2y ago
similar to anthropic outage - claude 3.5 is much used by the community for coding. Sources: https://openrouter.ai/models/anthropic/claude-3.5-sonnet:bet... - claude-dev: 5 billion tokens this week https:/&#x
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by voiper1 2y ago
OK I can't even (easily) find the numbers. What is an average person's carbon footprint? what is a rich person's carbon footprint? 10x, 100x? Best I see right now is https://www.visualcapitalist.com/co2-emissi
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by voiper1 2y ago
I'm still new to LoRA/fine tunes, but: I can't just dump in 1gb of data, correct? I need to structure it in Question/Answer or the like? So it would seem the cost really becomes converting/curating the data into a u
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by voiper1 2y ago
Wow, I read your comment, and the response, then read it again, and I still thought you were intending to be offensive that the author was so bad they couldn't possibly collaborate with people. Somehow I missed the simpler idea of &quo

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