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ramesh1994
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Comment #40004938
Sorry I don't know how hackernews notifications work, didn't see this reply. But if you see this here's another reminder for you to clean this up into a public demo :)
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Comment #40004932
This is really cool! Appreciate sharing this work and the explanation. You mentioned that massaging the data into shape as one of the problems, which I think is possibly one of the…
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Comment #39969082
Hey this sounds pretty cool! If this is public would you mind sharing a link?
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Comment #39643388
I just found about this project from this comment, absolutely excited to try this out. As someone who's never used any of the infrastructure tools, I'm thinking of pyinfra as a way…
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Comment #38870360
I think distillation in the original sense isn't being done anymore but finetuning on outputs from larger models like GPT-4 is a form of distillation (top-1 logit vs all logits and…
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Comment #36151394
Head over to the elueuther.ai discord and discuss with some of the folks there. Tons of small experiments with LLMs can use the $10k in compute
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Comment #36070016
It prohibits anything that competes with OpenAI services i.e as long as you're not literally providing an LLM API commercially you should be fine
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Comment #35981337
> This means it is way cheaper to look something up in a vector store than to ask an LLM to generate it. E.g. “What is the capital of Delaware?” when looked up in an neural informa…
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Comment #35981180
I think parts of the write-up are great. There are some unique assumptions being made in parts of the gist > 10: Cost Ratio of OpenAI embedding to Self-Hosted embedding > 1: Cost R…
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Comment #35763938
I've been looking for a course like this! Especially great given how much of the recent progress in training large models is made possible with the aid of flash attention and fused…
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Comment #35718428
Was it for seeding/hosting torrents or from just downloading them? How long did the whole thing take to play out? I've always assumed that consuming torrents has been low stakes to…
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Comment #35573734
It is a pretty fun game https://wiki-race.com/
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Comment #35344349
The term "chinchilla" predates llama/alpaca. It doesn't directly map to a specific model, rather a family of compute-optimal models.
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Comment #35229599
That fact that OpenAI decided to not even reveal the parameter counts / training data composition in their "technical" report is surely a sign that their moat isn't as big as it wo…
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Comment #27593926
I would also highly recommend the blog post series [1] from Cliqz talking about the tech behind the search. [1] - https://0x65.dev/
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Comment #27593887
I think it is definitely a hard problem to solve on a large scale to address latency, quality and size of the index they plan to address. It definitely isn't as easy as spinning up…
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Comment #27545042
While I do agree with what you've said, I think they should be able to price these into a bill that they can send the app developers monthly. They have shown competency in running …
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