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gdiamos
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Comment #49248374
How big is the open model? 30B?
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Comment #49215749
Christopher Nolan beat you to it
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Comment #49205405
vLLM is originally marketed as paged attention, but in hindsight, separating the web server and GPU process, continuous batching, kv caching / chunking, and a huge model library in…
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Comment #49093835
I wish I could get a model to state its assumptions.
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Comment #49023539
How do you ban melted sand?
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Comment #49023475
I think we should shut it off. It would force US companies to build open models.
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Comment #49009544
I want a hosted paper to be archived. That means that 10 years from now I don’t want think about making sure the hosting server is up. I also want it to have a standard format for …
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Comment #49001122
thank god, these parameters are so confusing
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Comment #48943306
as soon as you release a way of measuring it, you give LLMs a signal to optimize
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Comment #48913792
Being on the review board comes with a promise to not be evil right?
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Comment #48897350
No, I want arxiv to host the paper, not to review the paper. I wouldn't want my google drive to start telling me my paper was too sloppy. I just want a link.
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Comment #48780501
I wonder if Amazon eventually gets cut out by 3D printing/replicators for imitable objects.
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Comment #48742554
Scaling laws assume the error metric and data distribution. There is a lot of follow on work that explains what happens as you change them, e.g. Scaling Laws for Transfer - https:/…
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Comment #48741817
When I first saw scaling laws in that deep speech experiment notebook, I didn’t believe it could be real. I was worried for months that we made a mistake, or that it only worked fo…
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Comment #48695102
He started with tinkercad and thingiverse. I tried basic elegoo and bambu printers. He can’t read very well but he likes dragging shapes around on a tablet. He would ask me to find…
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Comment #48694707
My kindergartner has a 3D printer. I got a call from the school principal. She said “another parent called and said your son 3D printed a gun and brought it to school”. I looked at…
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Comment #48664296
Usually breakthroughs in computing lead to more usage of computing, not less.
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Comment #48537851
This is why I use a router to send my own IP to my own models, and general information to Claude. https://split-brain-ui.scalarxlm.com/docs/clients I expect Claude to train on my g…
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Comment #48537809
This weekend I was reading this paper on programming the Cerebras wafer scale engine, https://arxiv.org/html/2405.07898v1 . Data movement is the expensive part of computing, and so…
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Comment #48475250
What I do is route general data to Mythos, and my own IP to a local model. I expect them to train on their traffic, and I train on mine.
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Comment #48434804
I don’t get it. That’s what I am using.
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Comment #48434787
Think about the worst enterprise SaaS apps you have used…
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Comment #48434552
What I tell my team to do is to drop using so many cloud saas apps, and build more themselves using LLMs. I’m not planning on firing people, but I am planning on building more, usi…
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Comment #48390948
It’s about enterprises who care about supply chain risk and having a throat to choke if they have a problem. Here’s a real example. I’m in a design meeting talking about a model us…