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I don’t think you even need such complex tests as chess to see it doesn’t have a world model - just ask it to do any 5+ digit multiplication

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The main issue is that its very slow and expensive to browse the internet like this. The LLM will only perform well if you have it do chain of thought reasoning, and that has a latency hit because of a longer generation.

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Don't use pickle. Use JSON for stuff you can't represent in HTML forms.

For database connections, large datasets, etc (stuff you can't send off to the browser) use redis.

This is a trade-off between DX and UX. Holding session state means you need sticky session routing, and restarting servers kills your user's sessions. Plus imposing a websocket on your users is a cardinal sin, makes scaling incredibly hard, makes page load times abysmal, makes disconnects a nightmare for both you and your user.

Its fine if you're creating something like stable diffusion web ui though, which is meant to be a single user app.

The way to solve session management is to just store the state in html forms and send it back to a stateless http endpoint. That way you get a website that behaves the way all websites work, and can scale easily.

Is there a way to run this locally?

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Creating the index on pinecone takes about a minute. Creating a table on postgres should take a few milliseconds!

Would also love this to include InsturctGPT architecture with its RL reward model!

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Yeah, seems like its been hugged to death a bit. A single GPU is not quite enough.

Completes in around a minute for me right now

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Fixed. Thanks for reporting.

Here's the bug that caused this too - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1689099

Hmm, looks like we didn't test on Firefox!

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Thanks, this is helpful!

It does the masking automatically by doing face recognition.

That's why the mask and cutout are part of the output too!

By others do you mean the people whose code/models I'm using?

Added.

Adding a privacy policy. "not that it would help much" -- Any ideas on what would help much?

Oh interesting. Which region and GPU type were you working with? (Asking so I can avoid in future)

Is this testing for spot instances?

In my limited experience, persistent (on-demand) GCP instances always boot up much faster than AWS EC2 instances.

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I was wondering why all of a sudden the default github branch was “main”

Incredibly sad state of affairs :(