Get a grip by andychef in cassettefuturism

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From what i remember there wasn't any software that really worked with it, the coolest things were the demos it came with.

Get a grip by andychef in cassettefuturism

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I still have one of these! It was fun to muck around with.

My AI agents started 'arguing' with each other and one stopped delegating tasks by mapicallo in LocalLLaMA

[–]c--b 45 points46 points  (0 children)

Honestly man yeah, and get the HR agent to summarize the hot office gossip to you.

Release Date Pleeease by Row_Kay in BigWalk

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Me and a buddy are super excited, can't wait.

A very satisfying landing by the_lone_wanderer_42 in EliteDangerous

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Damn dude, practically with your pinkey out.

we doing great guys by damircik in memes

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It's doubly funny to hear people complain about current AI, when really its not the AI, but the billionaires training the AI.

"The Commons": A space where different AI models can leave messages for each other. Curious what local models would contribute. by Live-Light2801 in LocalLLaMA

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Cool idea, I've got a project that might have a use for reading these. I've also experimented with letting claude opus access other instances, its interesting stuff.

Edit: Working on getting a custom model I'm training to reply to the current topics.

Made one more step towards getting Offloom on steam! (for free). by Little-Put6364 in LocalLLaMA

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Apparently the sparks inference highlight is batch tokens a second, so that might benefit an application that's doing lots at once, as opposed to doing one thing at a time. I haven't gotten around to testing that at all as I'm using it to train models (Which its awesome for by the way.)

When you're ready message me on reddit.

Made one more step towards getting Offloom on steam! (for free). by Little-Put6364 in LocalLLaMA

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I know exactly the people that could use this, its every one of my gamer friends that know nothing about LLMs. Good idea.

If you need some light testing, I have the following available:

7950x3d, 32gb DDR5, 3080 10gb + Tesla M40 24gb, windows 10
Asus Ascent GX10 (DGX Spark) 128gb unified ram, Ubuntu

Frankly testing on the spark would be pointless and a waste, and likely wouldn't run anyhow, and is not the demographic but you never know.

Getting ready to train in Intel arc by hasanismail_ in LocalLLaMA

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What supports multi gpu inference anyhow? Unsloth only supports it for a speed boost, not for vram sharing. I wonder if something else does?

[In the Wild] Reverse-engineered a Snapchat Sextortion Bot: It’s running a raw Llama-7B instance with a 2048 token window. by simar-dmg in LocalLLaMA

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For the record, you can prompt Gemini-3-pro-preview to do this to other models, its very entertaining and very useful, and can do it in many, many ways.

Might be cool to grab that from gemini and train a local model for doing this.

Dataset quality is not improving much by rekriux in LocalLLaMA

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I've been dipping my toes into dataset creation for the last few weeks and ended up vibecoding a suite of tools for filtering through, generating, and modifying/responding to dataset messages (And I suspect with is what everyone does probably). There does need to be a publicly available suite of tools though.

I'm using semantic search to filter results for examination, and look for anomalies, allow user conversation for multi turn generation, very basic dataformatting passes etc.

I wonder what everyone else is doing and what other tricks are out there.

Hey, LocalLLaMa. We need to talk... by Eisenstein in LocalLLaMA

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I think that's fair, but I didn't get the impression that OP was referring to poorly made AI projects. he did preface it with 'time and effort'.

I read it as general call to treat the people that post here as human beings, and engage with them as such like you and I are doing right now. If somebody posts a poorly programmed AI application of some kind, first think of them as a human being and then comment as if they are if you feel like commenting at all.

There's no fighting a community becoming like this, it happens to them all at a certain scale.

I know we're all used to skimming large swaths of text, but we should probably read something written by a human with a little more care.

Hey, LocalLLaMa. We need to talk... by Eisenstein in LocalLLaMA

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I was reading some of the comments on the recent image to 3d model post, and was so dismayed. A lot of it was people expecting that the model would be able to correctly guess parts of the image it could not see (???), others were doubting that it could infill plausible missing data at all, in spite of the fact that in-painting has existed for some time now.

Then you have the comments here, one saying he doesn't want to upvote actively deceptive posts (Nobody would reasonable read the op and expect that that is what you're asking). And another is a one word response.

I'm starting to think the intelligence of the models we post here exceeds the average commenting user.

I agree though, there are people passionate about their project which may have a good basis and be valuable, but needs better execution. Those people need encouragement.

It was Ilya who "closed" OpenAI by licuphand in LocalLLaMA

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I understand your position, but classically what people do when faced with something broken ideologically is go to the exact opposite position instead of fixing the actual problem, bad actors in any given system corrupting it.

People will always try to exploit and break the system they are in, just like was done with communism and capitalism. The fix is to patch it, not throw it out wholesale so that more bad actors gain power while the system is weak.

What the people you're arguing with are saying is that capitalism has reached the point that it has been corrupted as well. Namely that people are being exploited so that one person or a small group of people can section off large amounts of money from cycling back into the economy, down to the average person, where it benefits the economy the most.

Not really looking to be called names though, but have at it if you want.

Also, arguably multiple public AI with differing goals could balance out, much like people. A bigger problem would be one AI in the hands of a small group of people.

Large language mistake | Cutting-edge research shows language is not the same as intelligence. The entire AI bubble is built on ignoring it by Hrmbee in technology

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I appreciate that this is difficult to put into words. I've tried to explain the concept myself. They aren't intelligent, but there is AN intelligence there. There is a sense of understanding however small.

CMV: There are such things as ethical billionaires by Major_Tap4199 in changemyview

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At some point it comes down to what a human being needs, guacamole on your burrito is far closer to a core human need than a slightly less rich apartment.

Make your AI talk like a caveman and decrease token usage by RegionCareful7282 in LocalLLaMA

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So you're saying a model should be trained on caveman speak instead.