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mcemilg
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Comment #45844404
From my (just a user) perspective, GPUs are expensive, they shouldn't be left standing if they're not being used.
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Comment #45733223
Highly delusional.
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Comment #45568585
I'm building a local medical AI app for Mac, recently published on the App Store. https://apple.co/4mlYANu It uses medgemma 4B for analyzing medical images and generating diagnosti…
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Comment #44822000
Sorry, but it's garbage for now, at least in my case. From an asynchronous agent, I would expect it to get more done in 10 minutes than a regular agent like claude code. Instead, y…
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Comment #41485935
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Comment #41303293
It’s great news that they provide it for free. It’s hard to subscribe to all the LLM providers. Even with a pro subscription, you need to buy credits to be able to use with the edi…
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Comment #40996672
I believe that if Mistral is serious about advancing in open source, they should consider sharing the corpus used for training their models, at least the base models pretraining da…
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Comment #39537118
I am curious about how they gained access to a huge cluster to train a 7B model from scratch. It seems like they used the EuroHPC cluster, Leonardo, but I am not sure if it was pro…
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Comment #38710532
Looks wonderful. But I would like to add this, I hate einops, it doesn't make it simple to read unfortunately.
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Comment #38310781
Seems like, Ilya Sutskever ate Sam Altman.
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Comment #38306528
"For me" > Be kind first, be right later. Being kind is good, we should not forget to stand up for what you believe. > People care more about stories than facts. It doesn't feel vi…
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Comment #37521079
Beside this, I also hate navigating through modules. I would like to see a part of code in a single file if it will not used anywhere else or the thing is very abstract.
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Comment #37314207
I think it's just by a chance, Ruby could win too if the data people first gather around it.
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Comment #36898887
> Our affiliate program was simple. You bring a customer and we pay you 15-25% of the revenue we make from that customer. Forever. there is a very thin line between a pyramid/ponzi…
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Comment #36862381
I was using vscode tunnel to work on HPC resources. In the beginning it was like a magic, as time passed it turned into a headache. - I remember suddenly, we couldn't be able to co…
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Comment #36853876
I liked it, highly detailed and wanted to try. I created a plan and it showed me that I am going to bankrupt in two years :). Seems like it is not suitable for economically unstabl…
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Comment #36834277
> the employers don’t ask “what you are able to do?”, instead of “what are your credentials/studies”. I believe this issue extends beyond the scope of those without CS degrees; it …
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Comment #36555379
The world is full of chaos. A mentor can also can inflate you to an irreversible, terrible path. Being part of a collective is often more beneficial than walking the path alone. I …
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Comment #35767201
I think it is important to keep your that in device. I would prefer the chatgpt to work on my pc instead work on a giant companies servers. I am doing very sensitive conversations …
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Comment #35546308
The most impressive aspect of ChatGPT for me is its ability to understand natural language. It's remarkable how it can comprehend corrupted text and discern what you're trying to c…
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Comment #35189342
Involuntarily, this would help the AI get better with letting scrapers discriminate human and AI contents.
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Comment #35167084
For me, this is the evidence that we don't have a real AI yet.
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Comment #34985693
SEEKING WORK / Remote Location: UTC+3 Technologies: Python data stack + Keras, PyTorch, Postgres, Mongo, Solr, Prometheus, Grafana, Nats, Docker, AWS. Résumé/CV: http://bit.ly/3Y6a…
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Comment #34985394
Location: Turkey Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python data stack + Keras, PyTorch, Postgres, Mongo, Solr, Prometheus, Grafana, Nats, Docker, AWS. Résumé/CV: ht…
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Comment #34923352
No, but I was talking about it, so you proved that :)