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    Not quite, most of the recent work on modern RNNs has been addressing this exact limitation. For instance linear attention yields formulations that can be equivalently interpreted …

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    This was really educational to me, felt at the perfect level of abstraction to learn a lot about the specifics of LLM architecture without the difficulty of parsing the original pa…

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    Don't know how Grok is setup, but in earlier models the vision backbone was effectively a separate model that was trained to convert vision inputs into a tokenized output, where th…

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    Consider the difference between the requirements to simulate the universe and simulate a person's experience of the universe. As people in the universe, we wouldn't be able to tell…

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    Comment #43673912

    Trueish - for orgs that can't use API models for regulatory or security reasons, or that just need really efficient high throughput models, setting up your own infra for long conte…

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    Increasingly so. Many other popular inference tools in this space also expose an OpenAI compatible API: VLLM, Llama.cpp, and LiteLLM all do.

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    Seems like this would (eventually) be big for VR applications. Especially if the avatar could be animated using sensors installed on the headset so that the expressions match the h…

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    Macbook Pros with M3 & integrated RAM & VRAM can do 70B models :)

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    I want to plug the Little Big Planet series of games, it's what got me into programming when I was young and I think it still has a lot of charm

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    I agree, a naive approach to approximate caching would probably not work for most use cases. I'm speculating here, but I wonder if you could use a two stage pipeline for cache retr…

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    Seems neat - I'm not sure if you do anything like this but one thing that would be useful with RAG apps (esp at big scales) is vector based search over cache contents. What I mean …

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    It's neat to see this getting attention. I've used similar techniques in production RAG systems that query over big collections of HTML docs. In our case the primary motivator was …

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    I love old school interactive fiction games (like Zork, etc) but find the strict syntax endlessly frustrating. I built this ChatGPT powered "middleman" to translate commands writte…

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