Yep, no problem at all. The only drawback is sessions cannot be shared directly between accounts, so if you're in the middle of something you'll have to do some extra work. To that end I have a handoff skill to persist state to a local markdown and a resume skill to load that state into a new session.
Would be curious if https://spreadsheets-are-all-you-need.ai/gpt2/ works on your Chromebook. You need to download the weights and then drag and drop them back into the page but maximum compatibility was one of the design goals.
In the chart they use "Pareto Line", which I think is wrong. Pareto is 20% effort leading to 80% results. Which could be interpreted as models costing 20% having 80% of peak intelligence, but that’s not what it looks like to me.
It looks like the "Frontier Line" to me, which is also often misinterpreted. frontier does not mean the best models. It means all models that are not strictly dominated, meaning in most cases: Not same price or cheaper and more intelligent.
I personally would like the word frontier to be used with more criterias: Open Weights, per use-case, etc etc. This would make model selection easier, but I understand it’s not an easy thing to do.
There are two (or more) concepts named after the same person:
- Pareto efficiency/Pareto curves: Basically the convex hull of points along the edge of a graph, indicating the best tradeoff between the axes. This is what the post is talking about.
- Pareto principle: this is the 80/20 rule you're talking about
This is the Pareto Front [1], rather than the Pareto principle. It's the idea that anything that's more intelligent is more expensive and anything that's less expensive is less intelligent.
I did that on a little macbook m4 last night on my model of the innate immune system—fine tuning took 15m or so. Just wish it had a larger context window
With everybody bashing OP here, how is he supposed to even make money ? It’s n open-source model you self-host right? So he doesnt seem to be just greedy? He might genuinely feel like stolen. I hope he doesnt take the comments personally and is able to find motivation in it.
Jev says you should restate state in the question and I tried it:
{
"decision": {
"type": "noul",
"instructions": "Is the rolled number in state odd?"
},
"question": {
"type": "noul",
"instructions": "Is the number odd?"
},
"question-3": {
"type": "noul",
"instructions": "a 6 sided dice rolled a 3 Is the number odd?"
},
"question-4": {
"type": "noul",
"instructions": "a 6 sided dice rolled a 3 Is the rolled number odd?"
}
}
I don’t care to look up terms as long as they are correct.
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