anotherjesse
Joined 19 years ago
Joined 19 years ago
How are you using emcee?
It seems like a very powerful injection point to provide connections between many different services, clients (besides claude desktop - I kinda want to try connecting vercel's ai client to it) and llm providers (as more providers add MCP or other adapters are added)
Have you thought about leaning further into the kidpix like ux
If not, this might be a good second option for hacking together a chat device for LLMs with notes
I had been thinking about using https://www.lilygo.cc/products/t-deck as a base - but prefer using Linux to microcontrollers
> To sample on Mac, uncomment line 21 in sample.py. To train on Mac, rename train_shakespeare_char_mac.py to train_shakespeare_char.py
The `mac` file changed several things - I decided to try running training with the original config file - changing device to mps / compile to false
iter 100: loss 2.0268, time 815.43ms, mfu 3.24%
iter 200: loss 1.8523, time 818.79ms, mfu 3.24%
iter 300: loss 1.7799, time 823.05ms, mfu 3.23%
iter 400: loss 1.6887, time 819.08ms, mfu 3.23%
Training is ~4x slower than the speed reported on the original multi-GPU run: https://wandb.ai/adam-karvonen/chess-gpt-batch/runs/zt5htyl6...Not bad for an M2 studio which is running lots of other workloads at the same time
> A 50 million parameter GPT trained on 5 million games of chess learns to play at ~1300 Elo in one day on 4 RTX 3090 GPUs.
And from the paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.15498
> The 25M parameter model took 72 hours to train on one RTX 3090 GPU. The 50M parameter model took 38 hours to train on four RTX 3090 GPUs.
definitely inspiring :)
We have a section at the bottom on "Ensemble of experts" - allowing you to change the percentage run with the base model vs the refiner.
I am most excited to add the ability to change between prompts
Supposedly a new version is being released mid-nov. Hopefully that will address the issues.
personal projects: book burro, taboo, userscripts.org, s3://, searchy
work: co-founder of Anso Labs purchased by Rackspace - built NASA Nebula & Nova (part of OpenStack)