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cyberninja15

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    Comment #45225926

    what machine are you running GPT-OSS-120B on? I'm currently only able to get GPT-OSS-20B working on my macbook using Ollama

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    Comment #39218863

    I'm hoping their example is just the surface level and the technology is much richer. I'm very interested to see how they're adding: - real-time data to LLM retrieval - validation …

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    Comment #39183356

    Woah, this is wild. Never knew how aggressive the copyrights were for *Zilla.

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    Comment #39015925

    Makes sense. And, TF Lite is excellent for on-device models and inference.

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    Comment #38971847

    This seems bad. Heating of oceans will trigger a change in underwater currents, which will have a dramatic impact on heat distribution on the planet. I've read somewhere that carbo…

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    Comment #38919181

    Duolingo was one of the first companies to partner with OpenAI on leveraging their language models. I think they were using GPT-3 before ChatGPT was even popularized.

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    Comment #38914846

    Generally agreed. I think 4-5 data points is fine, but the advantage of pie charts is that it's a quick visual representation of what proportion of the 100% can be attributed to th…

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    Comment #38885519

    A new post-pretraining method for LLMs with an expansion of Transformer blocks.

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    Comment #38723772

    I thought most vaccines were weakened viruses to prepare the body for diseases or viruses. None-the-less, very cool research.

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    Comment #38723712

    Pretty sure this was a homework assignment I had while I was in school

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    Comment #38723691

    nice, but I wonder if a query optimizer within the database might be the more optimal solution.