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by xlayn 7mo ago
I explored that, again with Devstral, but the execution with 4 times the same circuit lead to less score on the tests. I chat with the model to see if the thing was still working and seemed coherent to me, I didn't notice anything off.
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by xlayn 7mo ago
The other interesting point is that right now I'm copy pasting the layers, but a patch in llama.cpp can make the same model now behave better by a fact of simply following a different "flow" without needing more vram... if th
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by xlayn 7mo ago
I published the results for devstral... results folder of the github https://github.com/alainnothere/llm-circuit-finder/tree/main... I'm using the following configuration --tasks gsm8k_cot,ifeval,mbpp,bb
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Show HN: Duplicate 3 layers in a 24B LLM, logical deduction .22→.76. No training(github.com)
265 points by xlayn 7mo ago|80 comments
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by xlayn 3y ago
There is a performance improvement as per [0][1] the memory speed went up from 5500MT/s to 6400. [0] https://www.steamdeck.com/en/tech [1] https://www.steamdeck.com/en/tech/deck
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Tell HN: CryptoWorker Running on Telegram Web
3 points by xlayn 3y ago|0 comments
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by xlayn 10y ago
Sennheiser PC31, I'm not sure if the speakers on those are shared with the PX headphones, which sound by the way very nice for music. https://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-31-II-Binaural-Headset-Mic... and in case your lap
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by xlayn 10y ago
HP Mac Mini. This is actually interesting, when Apple switched to max 16 Gb of ram on their PRO line, HP throws something with PRO graphics and Xeon.
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by xlayn 10y ago
Nice catch, there are two parts in trying to support my theory, first included in my post: As we get older more and more energy would be used on preservation (read it as fix damage and less efficient process as result of age), therefore shr
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by xlayn 10y ago
To me seems logical: As we get older more and more energy would be used on preservation (read it as fix damage and less efficient process as result of age), therefore shrinking/eliminating everything not being used it's necessary.
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by xlayn 10y ago
If you have to pull an army of cores to fight two the really impressive arch belongs to Apple. OTOH I see this as the optimization of hardware to fix the cap that software, paradigms and devs mean.
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by xlayn 10y ago
Another fab should mean options and with that price decrease. I wonder how much a given chip price can be decreased with this move. Another way of reading this is that making more use of a given tech should pay the initial cost faster thus
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by xlayn 10y ago
Yes, I gave a read to it but if I remember I think there was a piece that didn't perform up to the speed of the thunderbolt link making the whole solution run 1/4 speed. The solution approach I think goes as back as when using the
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by xlayn 10y ago
Another good reason for dropping the M is in my opinion all related to how good another company got at creating gpus... that's Intel. Intel first eliminated the whole aftermarket entry level gpu industry and will probably eliminate the
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by xlayn 10y ago
I had to disable every security measure just to get to a "we need flash" notice. Anyone with a youtube link?
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by xlayn 10y ago
Thanks for the reply; "Prolog-style solving of logical expressions in JS" sounds like a better title.
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by xlayn 10y ago
Why is such complication introduced and what are the benefits of it? firstVar || (secondVar=='Bob' && thirdVar==41) seems very clear to me. On the other hand JavaScript has always had logic operators... therefor
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by xlayn 10y ago
It depends on the forum/group. For example I've been a more active member on XDA for Cyanogen mod and I did a rude comment; I got my attention immediately called and the maintainer respond the question, same goes for HN. OTOH... t
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by xlayn 10y ago
Bad UI can happen to everyone and for a lot of reasons: I think the minimalism thing can get to stupid levels, the music controls on the ipad mini has the controls so cramped that I get a friend to prove than less than 50 percent of the tim
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by xlayn 10y ago
I do always corroborate what my doctor say. -with another doctor -as a conclusion from information on the internet. For example I had a kidney stone, I were recommended to get surgery immediately, I was going to get Shock Wave Lith
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by xlayn 10y ago
Do you mind elaborating what are MBP about? Keep in mind that we already have the Air and plain MacBook options with increasing trade-offs to favor portability, which are the exact cure to your argument: "So you want one of these PC &q
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by xlayn 10y ago
With you, I own an x220 and a x200t that has been running as a server for more than 2 years non stop. I'm in love with the magnesium industrial construction and as you mention the keyboard. In fact the keyboard is the thing that would
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by xlayn 10y ago
+1 We had a post about "we want a modern macbook" and your post was my post. As you I want a PRO version as in quad core, better graphics gazzillion of ports and cooling solution to keep everything running smoothly. But I think t
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by xlayn 10y ago
Just like that guy who was open about going thermonuclear on free software.... I mean the same who "took" several ideas from Xerox and got around taxes and became rich by creating extremely profitable products built by people supe
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by xlayn 10y ago
I didn't read a single technology or feature any ultra modern computer has that the 4 years old MBP doesn't have, nor about anything you can't do on it any newer computer does. People are interpreting "PCs are extremely
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by xlayn 10y ago
Maybe can be re-framed as how much has been lost? If the change is performed, the time gained by absolutely everyone making use of more saner unit system could offset the cost? maybe just by avoiding errors? This are ideas that has to be tr
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by xlayn 10y ago
So it seems... http://whfoods.org/genpage.php?tname=dailytip&dbid=92 Seems like the gold standard of cookware it's cast iron.
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by xlayn 10y ago
The most affected by lead are the kids, also the relationship to IQ decrease happens on infancy.
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by xlayn 10y ago
There are things that we shouln't work with, but we do because we don't know the associated risk, some examples: -maintenance of your DOT4 brakes? do not touch the DOT4 brake fuild, it's absorbed though your skin and i
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by xlayn 10y ago
One way to determine if the "financial game" it's more regulated now it's to look for crazy investment. -Oil surging like cray.... not -Tech companies (cough twitter) valued in several hundred millions with no c

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