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1,299karma·126submissions·April 3, 2022
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Why is no GPU a pull here? Is there usually an activation overhead GPU request or something?
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OP here! I love your website and didn't realize you also had an inflation adjustment component - I like the idea of providing them inline but my general philosophy here (which seems different fro…
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I have very fond memories of the occasional Monarch I would see growing up (and the lengths I would go to in order to ensure they were not the similarly colored Viceroys). Equally sad is the dramatic …
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Wow! Very pleasantly surprised to see how popular this got! A few short disclaimers and the like answering general comments: 1: The article is a draft but a mostly complete one - I wrote it in two sit…
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For most of my sources I didn't trace back to the original source but rather just cited the first source, if it ends up being inaccurate let me know and I'll revise it! The main focus of the…
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No, it's not AI generated. I wrote the outline then the article. Parts of the code for the site itself (code only) are AI generated but the article I wrote by hand over the course of a day and a …
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I know right! It was a super interesting rabbit hole of mine while writing this to discover how boids simulations work, I'm personally very interested in whatever the mathematics of simple rules …
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Sorry guys haha!! I intended the insects to come without prompting only on scroll pause but for debug purposes of the article I had set them to once every 15ish seconds[0]. I thought it was really gre…
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This is a super cool paper! The only thing I'm a bit skeptical of is the detection of 'slop' to begin with - it would be very exciting to see some sort of way to steer a model more towa…
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It would be nice to actually see what the components look like before using them. Currently I can only see the code or examples of how to use them. Also seems like this might be entirely AI generated.
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I wonder if this is because it's a larger model or maybe just because they can? Although with the latest Deepseek it's really tough to compete pricing wise. Inference speed and integration (…
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Just curious, is there any smaller version of this model capable of running on edge devices? Even my Mac M1 with 8gb ram couldn't run the C version.
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This is an interesting problem, one I've thought a lot about myself. On one hand, LLMs have the capacity to greatly help people, and I think, especially in the realm of gradually learning how to …
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I just made it delete 45,000 lines of code I told it to ruthlessly remove everything lmao
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vie*t*nam?
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And what is "this book"? - To me this rings heavily of being written by a LLM as well. Sad.
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Having no knowledge about this isn't there a possibility that this is innocuous, that is that there is some difference in how each provider, such as T-Mobile or Verizon, etc., send the data about…
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I looked at the usernames of the people that it mentioned and I don't think that it was actually mentioned on Reddit. It it seems like the front end is mostly AI generated.
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Yeah sorry that's what I meant. My apologies
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I made something similar to this with WebGL shaders (the benefit being it works across browsers): https://real-glass.vercel.app - The tricky thing for me was making it refract real HTML el…
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Okay it turned out to be octocat - and that company offers a subscription service to open models as well. That explains my confusion because the image looks very amphibian like but it wasn't actu…
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I googled so much and found nothing I literally spent a full half an hour googling