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A few things: You're a bit apostrophe happy. Sure, as a matter of style and preference you can use apostrophes to pluralize short words / acronyms, but "it's"
by johnklos 3y ago
A few things:
You're a bit apostrophe happy. Sure, as a matter of style and preference you can use apostrophes to pluralize short words / acronyms, but "it's" is a contraction for "it is".
An AMD Ryzen 2700X system for $1500? That might've been a reasonable price in 2018, but you couldn't reasonably spend that kind of money nowadays if you tried.
I'd love to see some more numbers showing implementations that specifically target certain platforms. For instance, you can run LLaMa on a Raspberry Pi, if you really wanted, with certain compromises. How would a fleet of small, inexpensive systems compare with a CPU-based and GPU-based systems?
It's interesting, all the same :)
- trealira 3y ago> "it's" is a contraction for "it is". It's true, but it seems orthographically inconsistent with other possessive forms; after all, "John's" can be a contraction for "John is," or it can be the possessive form of the name "John." By analogy, one might think that "it's" can also take on both meanings, but that's not the case.