winddude

13 ms·

121.
by winddude 3y ago
I dunno, runaway costs on AWS is very dangerous.
122.
by winddude 3y ago
I to do lots of "researching" on social media.
123.
by winddude 3y ago
I've certainly be frustrated at others for shitty software. We're definitely taught what bad code is.
124.
by winddude 3y ago
Where's big things easily forgotten? Ohh yea, in common libraries... auth system, email system... all the things I used to build from scratch... migration system...
125.
by winddude 3y ago
basically an episode of reality TV for wantrepenuers.
126.
by winddude 3y ago
Hyper-focus is an amazing trait for software development, when it's focused right, but than it sucks balls when you can't focus, for days, weeks or months, because... well ADHD.
127.
Open source AI need to look at Section 4.6 of Biden's Executive Order
8 points by winddude 3y ago|0 comments
128.
by winddude 3y ago
Everyone should respond with outlandish replies. I tell GPT-4V to hacking into NASA, and voting machines to make osama bin laden president. Mean while convince Nasa to construct space lazerz TM that can of course be controlled by gpt-4v. Th
129.
by winddude 3y ago
I honestly feel like this advise was applicable 10 years ago when it was written. Especially int he age of AI, but it's really going to depend on the business you're in, if you're business is automated business intelligence,
130.
by winddude 3y ago
Finish something and exploit (I mean market) the shit out of it. Or find a lot more money somewhere and build a lot more from scratch.
131.
by winddude 3y ago
commoncrawl at the moment. But also used to have some stuff using the old reddit (through pushshift) and twitter apis. Plus some old classified crawlers, where sites have taken a more proactive approach.
132.
by winddude 3y ago
No yesterday, I just tried to spin up an old project using common crawl, which is hosted on AWS open data, seems like it's gotten quite popular since I lasted worked on it, and they're experiencing throttling from over usage, mayb
133.
by winddude 3y ago
Well I'm winning than. I've written so much useless software, and projects, and starts of projects. It's all fun and joy until you come back to it 1 or 1.5 years later, and resources are now throttled because they're so
134.
by winddude 3y ago
Where's the dataset? Without the dataset it's impossible to back-test, for finance for example, I'm assuming a large part of that is US stock tickers, or FRED public data, so it's almost certain it's seen data peopl
135.
by winddude 3y ago
not really. It's general purpose, running llama2 70b has been shown to work out to be cheaper if you have a high usage rate. And depending on use case with fine tuning can likely achieve far superior results. The one thing openAI has t
136.
by winddude 3y ago
windows xp time wiseish, but don't do it. I'd spin them up ubuntu on a newish PC or raspberry pi, let them install the packages in the terminal, steam, etc. Or experiment with some dev, and things they seem interested in. I think
137.
by winddude 3y ago
| But when we look closely at our own bodies and brains, they function a lot like machines... do they? Or are you just seeing the aspects of ourselves that we've been trying to place on machines since forever. Or personification, the h
138.
by winddude 3y ago
looking forward too it!
139.
by winddude 3y ago
Are you going to continue to train to a larger param size, say 13b or 30b?
140.
by winddude 3y ago
kinda cool, but rather limited if you can't use custom models.
141.
by winddude 3y ago
probably to do with realpython blocking content with the popup unless you sign in.
142.
by winddude 3y ago
not anywhere near high enough for a company like that.
143.
by winddude 3y ago
More rare and special edition cars. Like a number of the SRT cars didn't used to be covered in the regular dodge service manuals.
144.
by winddude 3y ago
This should be the norm.
145.
by winddude 3y ago
Kafka itself no longer requires zookeeper.
146.
by winddude 3y ago
huh? What? This has nothing to do with telecom.
147.
by winddude 3y ago
GPT-4 is a fine tuned model.
148.
by winddude 3y ago
lol, qlora and pygmalion both wrap huggingface
149.
by winddude 3y ago
and it sounds like the logo is just a unicode character < https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/U+1D54F >, or from a standard font < https://catalog.monotype.com/font/monotype/special-
150.
by winddude 3y ago
> Google just doesn't matter on the modern web. It matters hugely, it's still pretty much the only thing that matters. That's the problem.

More ›