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by wcallahan 2y ago
I'm an active aider user, I spent ~$120 last month on a combo of Sonnet and Opus. It was much more expensive, as you probably know, with Opus. Now it's rather reasonably priced and more sustainable, IMO.
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by wcallahan 2y ago
Jina.ai’s API is one of the best parsers I’ve seen. And better priced.
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by wcallahan 2y ago
I believe so, presuming it’s released the same as 70B recently was. IIRC, I had to consent on Hugging Face to their policy on “research and non-commercial use only” before downloading the model. https://github.com/ggerganov&
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by wcallahan 2y ago
I’ve personally run the Llama 3 models locally on a Mac Studio with 128GB of ram, and found it (and other open source models) to perform highly erratically locally. And while I’ve also encountered quality control issues with the open source
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by wcallahan 2y ago
Can anyone speak to the practical differences between the 70B model and this? What text-based cases have their efficacy greatly enhanced by this?
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by wcallahan 2y ago
Nah, it’s a “brief” (as they refer to their blog-like posts) article, so it was short. But it appears Meta is releasing it the same as their other open models. “Meta Platforms plans to release the largest version of its open-source Llama 3
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by wcallahan 2y ago
It seems keeping both names reflects the high degree of opinionated fans in the open source community (for both apps, apparently). They seem to be taking from the playbook of a merger sharing two names for a transition period to call attrit
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by wcallahan 3y ago
If our data source is Postgres, can edits/updates be sent directly back to Postgres? If the import is one-way right now, are there any plans to make the above possible?
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by wcallahan 3y ago
Where is the English language version? Would love to use with my son!