wolfgangK
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Isn't ChatGPT benchmaxxing, then ?
Responding "hmm…" isn't actually responding and latency should time to first relevant phoneme.
I have zero interest in world knowledge for my LLMs but this got me wondering : are there RAGs for that kind of data ? How could a LLM like DeepSeek-v4-flash-vision-exp accurately answer you question with an indexed database of labeled landmark pictures (or even 3D models ?).
Indeed !
LLM are creative writers, not journalists.
Relying on overfitting for factual accuracy in not tenable.
I don't understand why grounded RAG with judges in not the norm.
You understand that drones are used for precision strikes instead of indiscriminate bombing, right ?
It's the opposite of "sponsoring a genocide" (if there actually ever was one happening…)
Everything is food and air. There is no such thing a "human labor" without food and air to sustain it.
I'm not sure what your point is.
BTW, I don't understand why having the driver converting AC to DC inside the LED spots is the default. For a new house, it seems to make sense to me to have at least one external driver for a ceiling of spots, if not one per floor (not one for the whole house because pf the drop in voltage). But 24V led spots seem much less common and I cannot find many reviews.
Any idea why it's not more common ? It seems efficiency and thermals would be much easier to optimize without the size constraint, plus economy of scale with components.
Any specific 24V led spots / bulbs to recommend ?
I presume this works (will work) also for JupyterLite that is based on Pyodide ?
Would be great if it helped getting the latest OpenCV-python version [0] and it's dnn goodies being available on a zero-install client side Notebook !
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48421858
OpenCV being in the list of Pyodide modules [0] was the biggest boon for my online teaching experience because remotely dealing with install woes (corporate proxies & cie) was a show stopper for regular Python.
I'm hoping that they will package this new version and that it will bring the new neural networks engines goodies to the no-install crowd !
[0] https://pyodide.org/en/latest/usage/packages-in-pyodide.html
Nice !
My most pressing request for VSS would be efficient binary vectors : is this on the table ?
Only those who don't care/know about prompt processing speed are buying Macs for LLM inference.
For LLM inference, I don't think the PCIe bandwidth matters much and a GPU could improve greatly the prompt processing speed.
Indeed, recent Flash Attention is a pain point for non CUDA.
The idea is presumably that you would "sell" at an artificially low price.
> The Soviets had the […]first woman,[…]
That is quite the claim !
You forgot the "/s", or do you actually believe that it's capitalism's fault is a mother taking care of her children is "unpaid labor" ?
Most interesting !
Would you mind sharing the prompt and the resulting CLAUDE.md file ?
Thx !
DeepSeek is not a model.Which model did you use (v3 ? R1 ? a distillation ?) at which quantization ?
It seems that this aims to refutes claims for inaction with facts about spending money.
However, the high speed rail project or homelessness management seem to show that in California, $$$ spent doesn't always imply that the problem is actually tackled in a meaningful way.
How do we know that this extension can be trusted ?
«Unfortunately, I have only seen 3 models, 3B or over, handle RAG.»
I would love to know which are these 3 models, especially if they can perform grounded RAG. If you have models (and their grounded RAG prompt formats) to share, I'm very interested !
Thx.
Counterpoint : your message is not synthetic data and will contribute to lots of LLMs saying the same.
Many such cases ?
(It seems to me obvious that a fgrep would sanitize synthetic data obtained from competitors.)
I don't think that Python would be the right language for such low-level performance maxxing endeavor. I would have picked C++ but t was eye opening for me to see how rust enabled such low level optimization, so I'm grateful for the choice.
Amazingly thorough ! I love how the author leaves no stone unturned. I had no idea you could do the kind of low level efficiency shaving in Rust.
I wonder how a C++ implementation with
https://github.com/jfalcou/eve would compare.
Most interesting !
Amazing job at optimizing various parts of the task.
It seems that being an MoE with 'only' 37B active params per token would put it within the reach of CPU & RAM inference for the lucky hobbyist with an Epyc homelab and 8 or 16 memory channels on a second hand single or dual Gen2 mobo (around $2500 used). Any idea of how hard it would be (will?) support the new architecture for llama.cpp ?
I must confess that my interest in LLMs is grounded RAG as I consider any intrinsic knowledge of the LLL to be unreliable overfitting. Is DeepkSeek able to perform grounded RAG like Command R and Nous-Hermes 3 for instance ?
Thx for this amazing model and all the insights in your report !
For training, doesn't checkpoint saving make high reliability a moot point ?
Why pay for 99.99999? uptime when you can restart your training from last/best model ?