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by ajcp 3y ago
Mistral 8x7b has can handle context of ~32,000 pretty comfortably and it benchmarks at or above GPT3.5
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by ajcp 3y ago
The vacuum chamber *is* part of the electron gun; it's essentially on the end of the "barrel" to create a vacuum just at the spot of the weld.
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by ajcp 3y ago
21% of the DoD's PROCUREMENT budget, not it's entire budget. DoD 2024 budget request: $886b[1] DoD 2023 procurement budget: 163.7b[1] Procurement budget is 18% of total budget. 21% of procurement budget is $34.3b That means that
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by ajcp 3y ago
The movie has been out for 21 years now. It's not a spoiler, you're just being reminded how much you've been passed by.
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by ajcp 3y ago
Architecture as we are discussing it - that is the sum of a structures parts as it forms a coherent and intentional "whole" to express a specific school of thought - is certainly different from simply a façade, even if a façade do
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by ajcp 3y ago
But the "neo-traditional" example you give is simply and literally just a façade. > The bulk of the buildings in El Alto are simple, unadorned brick structures; Neo-Andean structures are typically similar in underlying structur
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by ajcp 3y ago
> Twenty years ago teens in Iceland were among the heaviest substance abusers in Europe — with more than 40 percent of 15- and 16-year-olds reporting being drunk in a given month. > Fast forward to 2017, and the country boasts the few
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by ajcp 3y ago
The Post Office was the prosecution! That's what makes this even worse...
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by ajcp 3y ago
There are other ways to solution for the same outcome, or get closer to it. Pass regulation that requires audit and certification by a rated and licensed authority that isn't necessarily the government itself. As a publicly traded comp
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by ajcp 3y ago
This is an ad.
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by ajcp 3y ago
Having just listened to it seemingly being proud[1] and coming across as completely unrepentant. The podcast only reenforced my view that Armstrong should not be given any form of celebrity or space on any platform. He needs to just go away
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by ajcp 3y ago
I agree.
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by ajcp 3y ago
Very interested in listening, thanks for the recommendation!
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by ajcp 3y ago
> baseline requirement for competing at the top levels of cycling. I agree, and for cheating in a sport Mr. Armstrong should be stripped of those awards given for such feats and no other judgement outside of that need be applied. Howeve
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by ajcp 3y ago
> I do think that history has treated Mr. Armstrong unfairly for the essential act of his cheating. > To be sure, Mr. Armstrong brought much of his disparate treatment on himself. Perhaps history, but I think modernity has been far to
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by ajcp 3y ago
As a product offering of their platform they are. As well they were transparent that they were establishing a newsroom...as a product they were offering. Just because other social networks didn't do it doesn't meant it's nefa
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by ajcp 3y ago
What an odd comment. According to your link the journalists were employed for a LinkedIn feature called LinkedIn Daily Rundown. This is seemingly a journalistic endeavor, and as with any product offering would be a strategy to keep people e
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by ajcp 3y ago
Reminds me of the ol' adage: what's the difference between ML and AI? ML is written in Python, while AI is written in Power Point.
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by ajcp 3y ago
psh! Classic elitist, 1000+ karma comment.
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by ajcp 3y ago
I feel like this is especially pervasive in the data and ML fields. Perhaps just to many formally cloistered academic PhDs are cashing in on the corporate rush to data and ML "everything", but have no actual ability to execute or
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by ajcp 3y ago
> To covertly transmit on the same frequencies as the normal cellular network, IMSI-catchers may mimic the identifying properties (mcc, mnc, cell id, etc.) of legitimate cell towers. [2] How is this not illegal?
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by ajcp 3y ago
I think it's a North American thing to call anything LEGO "Legos", denoting that it is a thing made up of many pieces of "Lego" right? In Europe if you pointed to a LEGO set or a pile of LEGO pieces every response y
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by ajcp 3y ago
> GCP has been adamant (not sure if still are) that prices are “what you see is what you get. Yes and no. GCP is going after the non-cloud products instead of the big cloud providers now. So going after Snowflake customers with BigQuery.
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by ajcp 3y ago
Architect here: I work in Azure; I love Azure; I totes feel your pain about Azure. Half of my solutions are hopscotching networks and NICs between services that should all just be one service. There are no obvious or repeatable patterns or
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by ajcp 3y ago
I think you misunderstood OPs anecdote and took it a little personally? They were simply saying that much as you can love one platform there are many valid reasons why your deployment on another makes it hard to shift that and recapture tha
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by ajcp 3y ago
Yup, and I agree with you. Even beyond enterprise thought people seem to think that the only thing their data is good for as far as OpenAI is concerned is for training-datasets, but that's just not the case. The authors of this have bu
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by ajcp 3y ago
Many here think that I'm afraid of my companies data being used to train models, but that is only half-correct. The value proposition of Azure OpenAI to the enterprise is that it's bound by the Enterprise Agreement for not just da
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by ajcp 3y ago
> requests are sent to a single AT&T analyst located in Atlanta, Georgia Just one poor sap with an ODBC to a DB2 database and a panache for Excel stands between law enforcement and state mass surveillance...
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by ajcp 3y ago
If the FileShare server itself was compromised one could mount it in a way that wouldn't show leakage, or just image the thing and bork the original. Otherwise you could have a crawler that just traverses the FileShare and makes duplic
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by ajcp 3y ago
I don't think the value of credits can be changed per tenant or customer that easily. I've actually had a discussion with Microsoft on this subject as they were offering us an EA with a certain license subscription at $X.00 for Y,

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