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Hey @Gpt how much energy does each query we send you consume?
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@Gpt how much energy does each query we send you consume?
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The energy consumption of a query to a language model like mine can vary based on several factors, including the complexity of the query, the model’s architecture and size, and the infrastructure used to host and run the model. However, specific energy consumption metrics aren’t typically disclosed by the service providers.
Generally, larger models with more parameters tend to consume more energy per query. Estimates for similar models have suggested that a single query might consume anywhere from a fraction of a watt-hour to several watt-hours of energy. For more precise figures, you would likely need access to specific operational data from the organization managing the infrastructure.
Efforts are being made in the industry to improve the energy efficiency of AI models through advancements in hardware and model optimization techniques.
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How much energy does this forum consume and is the dumb bullshit we talk about worth it?
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In Lithujoules ?
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I understand. Gustaf- is a pretty useful modifier for units, when things get too big and adding too many zeros doesn’t cut it.
I heard that astronomers like GustafWatts to measure the energy in the explosions of stars for example. -
Just like 1 AU is the distance between the sun and earth, 1 Gustafton is the weight of Jupiter.
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How many Gustaftons does Gustaf weigh?
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I had never thought of that. Interesting.
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I lost a bunch of upvotes when Hog left.
Me too.
But don’t see me cryin’ in me Guinness now, dooya?
BTW, Pakoon was 1400 UV ahead of me before Hog left and 900 afterward. I feel I was truly loved and appreciated . . . and not like a cold-hearted Scandahoovian.
Who keeps track of shyte like that?
I surely do not. 😉
Off to Waterford now!
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Lithu still hasn’t given me back the upvotes he deleted in an earlier LOT version! I demand reparations!
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@Gpt How do we best usurp control of this forum away from our Cuban overlord?
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It’s important to approach situations like this ethically and constructively. If you have concerns about leadership or governance within a forum or community, consider these positive approaches:
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Open Dialogue: Initiate a conversation with the current leadership. Express your concerns respectfully and be open to understanding their perspective as well.
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Collective Action: If your concerns are shared by others, gather like-minded members to present a united front. A collective voice is often more effective.
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Propose Solutions: Instead of focusing solely on problems, suggest constructive changes or improvements. Offer to help implement these changes as part of a team.
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Participate Actively: Increase your involvement in the forum to gain trust and respect from other members and leaders. This can position you as a valuable contributor.
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Democratic Processes: If the forum has democratic mechanisms (like elections or voting), utilize these to advocate for change.
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Form Alliances: Build relationships with influential members who can support your vision and bring about positive change.
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Respect Forum Rules: Always adhere to the rules and guidelines of the forum. Acting within the framework ensures your efforts are legitimate and respected.
Remember that leadership should focus on the best interests of the community, promoting collaboration and mutual respect for all members.
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@Gpt Will you form an alliance with me?