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by zerop 2y ago
Have you tried RAG on Open WebUI. How does it do in asking questions from source docs?
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by zerop 2y ago
One big cost I can see right away is environmental issues and water shortages in areas where AI data centers would run. No one is bothering about it now. Getting better models at the edge would help in this to some extent as it will decentr
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by zerop 2y ago
Cobol is dead, really? Read comments and main article - "The code that controls our money" -- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28458300
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by zerop 2y ago
People have tried it on codebases, https://x.com/rseroter/status/1836519803802259732
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by zerop 2y ago
One can do note taking with self on Whatsapp. Quoting from whatsapp website ( https://faq.whatsapp.com/5913398998672934 ) > Use https://wa.me/<number> where the <number> is a full phone number
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by zerop 2y ago
AWS must provide ways to reduce the bill of customers. From experience, if AWS can tell customers what computes/capacity is not fully utilised and can be shutdown, it will help. I am not sure if it does in some form. Another thing woul
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by zerop 2y ago
I had been using GPT4o for extracting insights from Scanned docs, it was doing fine. But very recently (since they launched new model - o1), it's not working. GPT4o is refusing to extract text from images and says it can't do it,
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Amazon CEO: Company's AI Assistant Has Saved $260M and 4.5K Dev-Years(finance.yahoo.com)
1 points by zerop 2y ago|1 comments
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by zerop 2y ago
Off topic: what's best way to generate good quality videos given a transcript. Only automation, no manual work. I can code.
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by zerop 2y ago
Good stuff, like the AI approach to this. On Jira, I keep hearing the criticism of Jira on this forum a lot, but IMO it's not that bad product. Jira is used by all industries, not just by software management. Making a tool has to be a
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by zerop 2y ago
Question - Do I compromise on quality on answers if I use models using WebLLM (like this) compare to using them on system console.
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by zerop 2y ago
Can I use this tool to get toc for arxiv papers ?
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by zerop 2y ago
Interested to know what is pdftomp3?
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by zerop 3y ago
they should do streaming for voice inputs on the chatgpt app. right now it's very slow. Voice interfaces need to be streaming
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by zerop 3y ago
> At Meta, we handle hundreds of trillions of AI model executions per day Such a large number, makes sense?
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by zerop 3y ago
Question - Can I use this to retrain an LLM (70B) weights on my own data? I am using RAG as of now for asking questions on my text, but always wonder if I could retrain an LLM on my own text. Thoughts?
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by zerop 3y ago
Can I say - For RAG based system using LLM, will it be more effective to structure the source documents in this way?
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by zerop 3y ago
Can this be run on Mac M1?
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by zerop 3y ago
My method of learning new languages is always by starting to learn everyday conversations in the language. 1. Learn the translation of the commonly used everyday words 2. Learn the rule to build sentences in different tenses (Verb conjugati
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by zerop 3y ago
They should also add commenting capabilities under the paper.. a good discussion will lead to more research and information discovery
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by zerop 3y ago
Such a useful information. If they published it no, I wonder why it wasn't there.
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by zerop 3y ago
But why chrome implements CSS Animation in a way that would cost so much CPU?
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by zerop 3y ago
Another OSS alternate - https://continue.dev/
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by zerop 3y ago
Use cases for multi agents?
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by zerop 3y ago
Context window is biggest limitation to LLMs, IMO. The great reasoning capabilities hit the context window limitation in many practical use cases.
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by zerop 3y ago
Thanks. Is there any open source hosted solution like cursor that can use the Llama models ?
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by zerop 3y ago
How to use this or gpt 4 for day to day code? I want to feed my code repo into it and generate/fix/explain code. Is the context windows size going to block me. Has anyone been doing it, with llama 2 models ?
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by zerop 3y ago
Some things which are hard for someone might be easy for someone else. Usually academic things like calculus are seen as hard, but there are many hard things in day to day life, like selling anything to unwilling buyer, handling a rude cust
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Contract Testing(softwaretestinghelp.com)
1 points by zerop 3y ago|0 comments
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by zerop 3y ago
I will ask chatGPT to respond in "California Corporate" style, to know it more.

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