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zaptrem
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2y ago
Yes, but if you want more usage it is reasonable to expect to pay more.
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2y ago
I have substantial usage via their API using LibreChat and have never run into rate limits. Why not just use that?
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2y ago
Yes it’s important to make sure it’s easy to verify the code is correct.
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2y ago
I use these models to aid bleeding edge ml research every day. Sonnet can make huge changes and bug fixes to my code (that does stuff nobody else has tried in this way before) whereas GPT 3.5 Turbo couldn’t even repeat a given code block wi
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2y ago
I meant "what incentive would they have to just now start discriminating against their high performers?" This is a multi trillion $ mega-corp with thousands of metric and profit-focused decision makers, not Judd's Confederate
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2y ago
What incentive would they have to do that?
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2y ago
In autoregressive models error accumulates over time. He likely means the voice starts to make odd sounds/gets lower quality. It would be really interesting if OP could share a clip of this phenomenon!
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2y ago
Decentralize iCloud doesn’t solve the problem because the majority of users (myself included) would want to keep using their hosted/“official” version due to the Apple subscription bundles we’re already paying for (the blog mentions th
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2y ago
"You can train a SOTA LLM for $0.50" (as long as you're distilling a model that cost $500m into another pretrained model that cost $5m)
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2y ago
This is how I think about unlimited data plans haha. I think a rate limit is easier to stomach (e.g., X requests per hour where they bank up to one hour so you can burst up to 2X for especially crazy hours or something).
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2y ago
Transformers are deep feedforward networks that happen to also have attention. Causal LMs are super memory bound during inference due to kv caching as all of those linear layers need to be loaded onto the core to transform only a single t
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2y ago
The models are not self aware of their training data. They are only aware of what the internet has said about previous models’ training data.
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2y ago
Problem is microplastics
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2y ago
Haven't we had this for months now? I've used all of these already (though maybe they're just in the developer betas?)
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2y ago
It is a lot easier to switch LLMs than it is to switch smartphone platforms.
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2y ago
Have there been compelling use cases for on device LLMs where the value isn’t based on privacy benefits yet?
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2y ago
Assuming it was sold profitably wouldn't this just cause more to be built?
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2y ago
NYC's defining trait and constant throughout history is development. The concept of a tiny row houses and a car on every driveway in Queens was invented in the mid 20th century when Robert Moses scarred a half dozen neighborhoods to ma
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2y ago
We wondered the same thing! I wonder which model they’re using.
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2y ago
We used it to make memes (single sentence prompts) and the results are hilarious How Jeb! Won the election: https://math-gpt.org/?video_id=b9e16dbd-cab6-44e3-a393-f255b... Mathematical proof AI is doomed: https://
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2y ago
Idk what incentive they would have to do that given iirc they’re selling basically every EUV machine they can make right now?
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2y ago
O1, new Sonnet, all the music models and video models, the voice models like 4o, etc.
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2y ago
This would have been interesting if true, but this other HN comment suggests it isn’t https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9374977
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2y ago
Isn't Trump the pro-"crypto Ponzi scheme" (as you called it) candidate? Asset prices of both crypto and stocks seem to think so.
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2y ago
Why did they mention "gaming performance" (i.e., frame rate change which isn't always directly connected to CPU performance) and not absolute performance (across a range of benchmarks)? The latter is more meaningful.
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2y ago
IMO ray tracing remains a gimmick and the die space would be better spent on more normal compute hardware. Basically every game that doesn't have a day/night cycle can prebake their lightning and have it look nicer than any possib
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2y ago
This is almost completely undocumented outside of this HN post (check Google). Can you tell us more about what this does and how it is intended to be used? Thanks!
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2y ago
While I originally understood it the way you did, I think they were referring to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emancipation_Proclamation
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2y ago
Could OpenAI make it impossible for startups to try to build AI search engines by signing all these paid agreements with publishers?
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2y ago
Neat! Are these compatible with torch compile?
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