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- nineteen999This couldn't be more perfectly timed .. I have an Unreal Engine game with both VT100 terminals (for running coding agents) and Z80 emulators, and a serial bridge that allows coding agents to program the CP/M machines:https://i.imgur.com/6TRe1NE.pngThank you for posting! It's unbelievable how someone sometimes just drops something that fits right into what you're doing. However bizarre it seems.
- magicalhippoAs far as I know, the last layer is very quantization-sensitive, and is typically not quantized, or quantized lightly.Have you experimented with having it less quantized, and evaluated the quality drop?Regardless, very cool project.
- vedmakkIf one would train an actual secret (e.g. a passphrase) into such a model, that a user would need to guess by asking the right questions. Could this secret be easily reverse engineered / inferred by having access to models weights - or would it be safe to assume that one could only get to the secret by asking the right questions?
- Zardoz84Meanwhile, Eliza was ported to BASIC and was run on many home computers in the 80s.
- a_t48Nice - that will fit on a Gameboy cartridge, though bank switching might make it super terrible to run. Each bank is only 16k. You can have a bunch of them, but you can only access one bank at a time (well, technically two - bank 0 is IIRC always accessible).
- roygbiv2Awesome. I've just designed and built my own z80 computer, though right now it has 32kb ROM and 32kb RAM. This will definitely change on the next revision so I'll be sure to try it out.
- Zee2This is super cool. Would love to see a Z80 simulator set up with these examples to play with!
- pdycinteresting, i am wondering how far can it go if we remove some of these limitations but try to solve some extremely specific problem like generating regex based on user input? i know small models(270M range) can do that but can it be done in say < 10MB range?
- dirktEliza's granddaughter.
- DweditIn before AI companies buy up all the Z80s and raise the prices to new heights.
- jasonjmcgheeFor future projects and/or for this project, there are many LLMs available more than good enough to generate that kind of synthetic data (20 Qs) with permissive terms of use. (So you don’t need to stress about breaking TOS / C&D etc)
- alfiedotwtfAn LLM in a .com file? Haha made my day
- codetigerImagine, this working on a Gameboy, in those days. Would've sounded like magic