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Comment #49251762
Is there a way in Wolfram to check whether all function names exist ? And than give it as feedback to the llm?
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Comment #49209044
Microsoft's taste was "good enough". They lost because of an app ecosystem, and because of Apple's brand power, the same way beautiful Chinese shoes will lose to Nike.
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Comment #49208462
Maybe AMD will do a 3D memory layer for this chip for the kv cache. Possibly even something more dense than SRAM, like cgram, when it's ready. Could this enable a reasonable contex…
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Comment #49207988
You could probably do real-time deep research using that method, and than summarize and ask questions about the results. That is a probably a significant jump in search quality for…
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Comment #49207152
They can do 7nm. But they use multiple patterning(printing the same pattern multiple times to get to 7nm), which is expensive. So it's not comparable on cost to western single-patt…
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Comment #49206851
AMD can let the SRAM be on a different chip. Maybe even something similar to their 3D cache. that could increase density to 20B[1]. They could also move from 6nm to 2nm. that would…
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Comment #49195785
I'm sure Europe currently uses the surveillance capabilities of those systems to prevent bad shit from happening. So maybe they prefer another solution to the sovereignty issue.
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Comment #49191211
Creation of nuclear reactors that are useless for terrorists could help
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Comment #49191190
Software engineers are in a decades long project of automating everyone and everything else, and getting the financial rewards out of that. So...
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Comment #49164478
So maybe your friend need a role reversal: A prompt guiding the llm to act as a consultant, guiding people in implementing a software project, asking questions, creating a shared u…
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Comment #49094088
They probably took our skills and reuse them. That's why skills do not matter anymore.
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Comment #49094071
It can follow instructions well. Just give it a spec in a formal, well defined language. runnable language and some reinforcement learning. It can also handle vague stuff. That's c…
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Comment #49079566
// makers want to make not ask ai to make, It probably changes from person to person, some people are just interested in seeing how their idea comes to life and maybe does somethin…
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Comment #49072934
Also weird old hardware.
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Comment #49071471
But this guy will probably get hired because of this.
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Comment #49070679
And besides llm's memory requirements: -HBM has a lot of room to grow(bandwidth/power/density). And an HBM memory takes 3x the amount of wafers of regular DRAM. -HBM + better DRAM …
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Comment #49067368
Given the limits of LLM's regarding context, why is zero dependencies the goal ? Shouldn't something like maximum reuse/abstraction, minimal written code, should be a better goal ?…
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Comment #49028039
The other side of llm's is the need for rich feedback, often by simulations of various things. And memory latency is a big bottleneck there. So this chip nicely complements the llm…
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Comment #49009443
LoL.maybe the question is not phrased in the best way, English as a second language and laziness, but it's a pretty decent question.
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Comment #49008775
Given LLM's is being smarter still a worthwhile to optimize with supplements?
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Comment #49005377
I wonder what perf. this cpu can get in bit/ternary inference, and whether the 512AVX units(or whats it's called on AMD), get throttled.
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Comment #49002731
You're right. I've used reader mode(the paper in the url bar in Firefox) to solve this.