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Comment #49160019
Wonder if it's possible to share a common cache via cachyllama between 27B and 35B-A3B
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Comment #49149859
> Ofc like you mentioned it'll sometimes lead to misleading content (eg made up food pictures in menus), This does happen without AI already. My local shawarma joint has a deal of …
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Comment #49144288
Spot on. The same arguments pop up when new therapies are unveiled for various sightedness disorders, hearing impairment, etc. How _dare_ you impugn upon my identity that has been …
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Comment #49139340
Yeah, I do the same. Soup sock in a vacuum cooker. It's the chinese way to make soup. The chicken does turn out dry. Perhaps it's worth taking the chicken mear out (leaving the bon…
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Comment #49060424
What an Americentric point of view. Not everybody measures weight in pounds, and to the primary readership of the BBC, stones and kilograms mean much more than weighing pounds. Sou…
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Comment #49049234
Why do prescription medications cost so much, and generics so little (comparatively)? Artificial inflation to recoup R&D.
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Comment #49048991
The ones in Canada usually have sloped roofs to block rain. It's enough. Indoor ones obviously don't need it.
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Comment #48959472
Why Tangled instead of something more established like Codeberg, or if f/loss, Forgejo or Gitea? Just because ATProto vibes?
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Comment #48819900
Forever soup isn't new, of course. Poor families do it to cheaply make long lasting meals. My late maternal grandmother used to have a pot of forever soup on the stove, and she wou…
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Comment #48808464
The floating ring of space debris around Earth would like to have a word with you.
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Comment #48797004
Every time this sort of news pops up, I think "why aren't they incentivising and subsidizing fertility treatment"? You want to raise the fertility rate, yes? You could convince an …
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Comment #48790610
Yeah Hopper didn't start off as a booking site. Just a private group not affiliated with any airline group. :)
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Comment #48787439
Sounds like Hopper, but AI. Why not just use Hopper?
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Comment #48773967
You wouldn't distill a car.
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Comment #48773940
[citation needed]
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Comment #48770631
What do you need a frontier model for, really.
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Comment #48770615
I think the bogeyman would be making possession of a local AI a felony.
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Comment #48746387
A small 4-9B model would be able to run cheaply for this sort of work.
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Comment #48746364
Then we'll amend the policy to instruct LLMs to author PRs as Fred Flintstone, yabba dabba doo!
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Comment #48727983
Very surprised an Apple device can have some atrocious ventilation design. I'm running this model on a Framework 13 and the chassis barely heats up at all while running full tilt.
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Comment #48651807
As a FUTO keyboard user for about a year I'm quite excited for this! Their local voice transcription is top notch and proper swipe gestures would be icing on the cake. Now to fix t…
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Comment #48624096
I think it's interesting that people write off open weight models because they're "a few months behind" proprietary models. I know LLMs move at the speed of light (especially these…
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Comment #48615571
I think a particular failing with developers embracing AI is fighting the sunk cost fallacy. While you might not have spent as much time putting together a non-working solution, yo…
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Comment #48597265
That is a cute sentiment, because I imagine it pales in comparison to the loathing these groups feel towards each other in North America.