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Comment #41514936
I have a moderate sized legacy project where I need to migrate tests from Enzyme to React Testing Library (RTL). Probably 150+ test files, each containing upwards of 10 test cases.…
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Comment #40732340
They don't think superintelligence will "always" be destructive to humanity. They believe that we need to ensure that a superintelligence will "never" be destructive to humanity.
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Comment #40732307
I'm on the fence with this because it's plausible that some critical component of achieving superintelligence might be discovered more quickly by teams that, say, have sophisticate…
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Comment #40608656
Read through this last night. Loved the article! Blending the story of your personal experience with a pseudo, high-level tutorial was really interesting.
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Comment #40429743
Strategic timing for the release of this paper. As of last week OpenAI looks weak in their commitment to _AI Safety_, losing key members of their Super Alignment team.
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Comment #40429083
I found using Nix package manager on my current daily-driver OS was a great way to break the ice. After translating my dotfiles to Nix and figuring out my project-specific developm…
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Comment #40064081
Are you able to access Claude 3 via AWS Bedrock or GCP Vertex AI? I haven't used Vertex AI, but I know that several US regions have Claude 3 access through Bedrock.
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Comment #40050979
Toxicity testing? That a self-imposed requirement by Microsoft?
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Comment #39557615
Cool. I was just learning about GGUF by creating my own parser for it based on the spec https://github.com/ggerganov/ggml/blob/master/docs/gguf.md (for educational purposes)
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Comment #39494372
I use Nix every day. I love it, but I'd be lying if I claimed it things less complex. I don't think that is very controversial. To build software using Nix you still need to unders…
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Comment #39492411
> In a world of horrendously complex software developed by myriads of authors, be smart, use Nix I mean, Nix is pretty complex software, and is an added layer of abstraction in man…
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Comment #39491805
Hey, c'mon now. Just being playful about the "magic" string used in GGUF files to detect that it is in-fact a GGUF file.
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Comment #39485855
I found the magic! https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Aggerganov%2Fggml%20magic&...
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Comment #39069432
Setting something like this up would at the very least be a fun little project.
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Comment #39009520
This reading this for me is like watching someone order eggs sunny-side up but then they scope out the yokes and toss them; eating only the egg whites. Similes and feels aside, I w…
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Comment #38986450
Trying to make writing with nvim feel just as effective as coding with it. This is really my first pass at it. Certainly an improvement, but I know that I'll be iterating this more…
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Comment #38824458
I suspect this may delay some short term progress by creating pressure on AI labs to train their models from data curated or synthesized in a way that is contentious of copyright l…
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Comment #38821191
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you got something out of it. > covered a lot of things I had to figure out myself, at great pain My starting point for this was from Hugging Face docs…
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Comment #38820896
Guide based on my experience running Mistral 7B LLM on EKS. Warning, some opinionated tech choices: AWS, EKS, Karpenter, NVIDIA GPUs, Hugging Face. If you try this, be sure not to …
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