If you know anything about Ilya, it's definitely not out of character.
what are you referring to
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ariym commented on ChatGPT cut off date now April 2023 chat.openai.com/share/3b0... · Posted by u/qrian
The quickest way to test how up-to-date your version is, is by asking who Sam Bankman-Fried is
ariym commented on Today's Large Language Models Are Essentially BS Machines quandyfactory.com/blog/26... · Posted by u/tomlin
They're not focused on being informationally accurate, they're optimized to be articulate
ariym commented on Meta's Segment Anything written with C++ / GGML github.com/YavorGIvanov/s... · Posted by u/ariym
This is a port of Meta's Segment Anything computer vision model which allows easy segmentation of shapes in images. Originally written in Python, Yavor Ivanov has ported it to C++ using the GGML library created by Georgi Gerganov which is optimized for CPU instead of GPU, specifically Apple Silicon M1/M2. The repo is still in it's early stage
ariym commented on New acoustic attack steals data from keystrokes with 95% accuracy bleepingcomputer.com/news... · Posted by u/mikece
Georgi Gerganov created one a few years ago
ariym commented on What's Better – Expo or React Native CLI? retool.com/blog/expo-cli-... · Posted by u/mathewpregasen
Expo is very fast and has simple apis for you to work access cross platform native functionality.
Back in the day there were lots of 3rd party rn packages that didn’t work with expo but that is no longer the case
What are you using to run Whisper locally?
whisper.cpp is optimized for Apple Silicon and is available as a Swift package
ariym commented on Reddit’s plan to kill third-party apps sparks widespread protests arstechnica.com/gadgets/2... · Posted by u/thunderbong
It's interesting to watch Reddit lose control of the narrative on this. If you read the relevant threads Reddit admins swear up and down that the new API pricing is reasonable and not intended to kill third party apps.
Whatever their intent, it's definitely a failure on the PR front.
it's fascinates me how social platforms are never able to control their own narrative, most YouTuber's hate YouTube, most Redditors complain about Reddit. the volume of negative sentiment must be enormous for them not to have configured their recommendation algorithms to suppress content that is anti-them
https://youtu.be/hUhisi2FBuw
For everyone else, thanks for sharing! Normally i think sharing videos is bad mojo--the Internet is so personalized that favorites are difficult to share. But I really enjoyed most of what has been shared so far!