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8,225karma·2,382submissions·May 21, 2020
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I made a jupyter notebook "llama2.ipynb" from the Karpathy project: https://github.com/rbitr/llama2.ipynb I didn't do a pure python, mine uses numpy, and although …
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If you're interested in GNUplot, especially for the terminal, here is a demo of doing ascii plots with GNUplot (ironically inside a jupyter notebook, but hopefully it makes sense). You can replac…
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I'm in the same boat. We have customers that need to run models in an environment that have access to the public internet, even if they did trust OpenAI et al. More importantly for me, I don'…
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Location: Canada (EST) Remote: Remote or hybrid, travel a few days per week is fine Willing to relocate: Yes, or travel Technologies: Mostly python, machine learning, see my website below for a sense …
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FWIW here's a mapping between the FSF's software freedoms and the stuff you can do with an LLM. Personally I think they can be "libre" as well as open source with the right permiss…
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Is there any organized opposition (to curbs on freedom to work with AI) that you know of?
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An in the "attack" they just find a prompt they can put in that generates objectionable content. It's like saying `echo $insult` is an "attack" on echo. It's one thing if…
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The nice thing about the LLaMAs (despite not being open source) is that there are smaller models available making them much more practical. If openAI's focus has been on huge models, whatever the…
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Donovan Bailey 100m meter olympic record. He was behind almost everybody and passed them all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7_NCGWvOcI …
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How do you prevent or discourage the rise of "influencer developers"? The problem with subscriptions as a solution is that they end up being a popularity contest. That's not necessarily…
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How does WEI work with non-browsers, like curl or python requests? I was wondering if there is some motive here to monopolize web scraping (especially with respect to harvesting AI training data)?
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Has anyone come across a good nontechnical summary that could be shared more broadly? Edit: the Register article linked elsewhere looks as good as it gets for now https://www.theregister.co…
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Open source isn't about "ethics" and if fact is antithetical to trying to enforce your world view on others, which is the opposite of software freedom. More pragmatically, I'd sugg…
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> The amount of people in the ecosystem who thinks it's even possible to detect if something is AI written or not when it's just a couple of sentences is staggering high. I saw that this …
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The main takeaway is that "open" has lost all meaning. Between OpenAI being what they are and the constant repetition of "open" in referencing Meta's model, I don't see m…
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I'm not the person for the job you mention, but I'm interested in building domain specific adaptations of LLMs (as a consultant). Doing something like this right now related to engineering d…
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I'm not saying it's a solved problem though there are already initiatives like AI Horde that are doing volunteer distributed inference (it it looks like now fine-tuning) on GPUs https:/…