carlos_rpn
Joined 9 years ago
Joined 9 years ago
It's faster to make iterate when you're toying around with a 1B model than a 27B one.
Can I upvote twice?
Only after some cajolling it finally went to check the history I asked it to (I had been testing KoboldCPP's web search).
If you can give the GPU units enough RAM to load the whole thing, it may be a little faster.
I'm not sure why would you want to run something at 3-4 tokens/s though. At least try a MoE model. I get about 30 tokens/s from those.
The only exception I have found to consistently refuse PIX are some parking lots, and they refuse credit cards as well, accepting only cash, probably to hide their earnings.
Can you picture a company replacing 90% of their workforce every 4 or 8 years, all at once? Because that's what I think would happen if government employees could be fired as easily.
And I think I saw some others similar articles and blog posts over the years, but the tl;dr; is that a large enough ammount of text used in their training contains em-dashes because a large ammount of writers use them.
At a former job we had automated extraction of data from a 3270 terminal (several of them actually).
The way things have been going, I can't tell.
I think it's been years since I last saw one at Rio de Janeiro.
Whatever people may say about reddit, it seems to be a good starting point to get started with pretty much any hobby (even if it's just to get a link to another community).
Edit: https://github.com/BrunoLevy/learn-fpga looks interesting.