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campers
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About campers
Java/Kotlin/JS/TypeScript/Node.js/Google Cloud developer in Perth, Australia
https://apporchestra.com
daniel.campagnoli@trafficguard.ai https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielcampagnoli/
meet.hn/city/au-Perth
Socials: - linkedin.com/in/danielcampagnoli
Interests: AI/ML, DevOps, Cybersecurity, Outdoor Activities, Open Source
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Comment #47958314
Interested to try it out! Some feedback on the homepage there's nothing above the fold, or directly below that says its a Legal AI platform. I would like a legal AI tool, but I'm n…
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Comment #46309494
I had wondered if they run their inference at high batch sizes to get better throughput to keep their inference costs lower. They do have a priority tier at double the cost, but ha…
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Comment #45349609
OpenAI and Nvidia's 10GW datacenter agreement and Sam Altmans new blog post wanting to build 1GW of infra a week made me think of this article again and to post it up. Here's a cou…
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Comment #44825536
I added a key rotator to my AI coder, and asked a couple of friends to make keys for me. That helped code a good chunk of http://typedai.dev when 2.5 Pro came out
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Comment #44764893
Google actually does provide that service! https://cloud.google.com/vertex-ai/generative-ai/docs/model-...
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Comment #44655203
Looking forward to using this on Cerebras!
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Comment #44061741
I've been thinking about adding in an agent to our Codex/Jules like platform which goes through the git history for the main files being changed, extracts the Jira ticket ID's, loo…
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Comment #44012486
There is a huge focus on training the LLMs to reason, that ability will slowly (or not that slowly depending on your timeframe!) but surely improve in the AI models given the garga…
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Comment #43340259
There isn't a TypeScript runtime, it is just a JavaScript/ECMAScript compiler/transpiler with a type checking and language server
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Comment #43200915
The price will come down over time as they apply all the techniques to distill it down to a smaller parameter model. Just like GPT4 pricing came down significantly over time.
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Comment #43114354
I get the same feeing when I first looked at the LangChain documentation when I wanted to first start tinkering with LLM apps. I built my own TypeScript AI platform https://typedai…
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Comment #43114157
https://typedai.dev is another full-featured one I've built, with a web UI, multi-user support, code editing agents, CodeAct autonomous agent
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Comment #42181092
https://web.archive.org/web/20230812020202/https://www.youtu...
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Comment #42098796
If an AI achieved 100% in this benchmark it would indicate super-intelligence in the field of mathematics. But depending on what else it could do it may fall short on general intel…
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Comment #42004229
On Google Cloud a server with 8 TPU v5e will do 2175 token/seconds on Llama2 70B. https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/compute/updates-to-ai... From https://cloud.google.com/tpu/…
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Comment #41942822
The first implementation of inference on the Wafer Scale Engine and utilized only a fraction of its peak bandwidth, compute, and IO capacity. Today’s release is the culmination of …
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Comment #41921155
A bit like the new Gemini Pro 1.5-002 release.
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Comment #41776962
The tl;dr on high level performance improvements "The scaling curves indicate that Diff Transformer requires only about 65% of model size or training tokens needed by Transformer t…
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Comment #41737159
Check out https://sophia.dev Its AI tooling I've built on top of Aider for the code editing. I initially built it before Aider added support for running compile and lint commands, …