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boarush
3y ago
People have generally resorted to referring GPT-4 Turbo as GPT-4 since it has been in preview for ~4 months and can mostly be used for production loads. GPT-4 Turbo is priced $10/M Input Tokens and $30/M Output Tokens.
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3y ago
Ollama is just easier to use and serve the model on a local http server. I personally use it for testing stuff with llama-index as well. Pretty useful to say the least with zero configuration issues.
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boarush
3y ago
It is fascinating to see so many open-source alternatives trying to find a solution for P2P file-sharing, with no sort of inter-op possible, just like Apple's AirDrop and Google Nearby Share are incompatible with each other.
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boarush
3y ago
A large part as in the part of the presentation where Silicon was being talked about. GPU is the main focus of A17 Pro, with the performance cores being upto 10% faster and no significant numbers to show for the efficiency cores.
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boarush
3y ago
I think if Ubisoft will see good adoption from the mobile gamers, it may very well be the push for them to consider porting their game library over to iOS. After all, the mobile market is pretty damn huge.
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boarush
3y ago
Assassin's Creed Mirage launching on iOS shows that Apple is taking gaming seriously. A large part of the presentation was talking about the new GPU and the newly developed shader architecture. It will be interesting to compare the num
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3y ago
Yeah I must say, have got quite used to this arrangement now and this has started to feel natural to me after almost a year of using the MacBook keyboard. Kind of perfect layout for me with the full height function row with media keys and t
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3y ago
And that is one recurring problem I see across HN in recent times, where people merely make comments/claims based on only reading the title and completely disregarding the contents of the article shared. It might be that the title may
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4y ago
So no one here seems to have actually used a recent Samsung device. "System" includes user apps and system apps unless "My Files" is granted the permission for usage access. Several comments on the article and in the Twi
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4y ago
At my institute, we've been steadily expanding our HPC facilities and adding newer hardware for the SOTA research being done by faculty and students. Also gives people exposure on how to manage their instances and tooling required arou
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4y ago
Exactly. We keep asking that users must be asked for explicit permissions and granular scopes are for the good and then users themselves skip reading on these permission grants. Github has always (in my experience) been clear about what per
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4y ago
And none of the above are x86. Even if they're making their own silicon, it is for specialized use (ML) and not general server provisioning.
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4y ago
I believe they're calling it Day 1 in the sense that the devs themselves are saying a lot of it is hacked together and not daily driver material for most of the users. A lot of releases and revisions before this is even upstreamed.
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4y ago
My, my, a new chicken and egg problem! But seriously, this does raise genuine concerns about what is the acceptable limit for microplastics in the egg whites initially, since microplastics have made way to everything we consume today.
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4y ago
Even if the battery life is not that good as with Safari, there's nothing like Multi-Account Containers extension on other browsers. Helps a lot with separating accounts with added conveniences. Can't really go back to any other b
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4y ago
They have reported incidents for the last two days but seem to limit it to a short amount of time which is clearly not the case for many folks out there.
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4y ago
I like to think that LibGen also serves as a historical database wherein there is a record that a book of a specific edition had its errors corrected. (Although it would be better if errata could be appended to the same file if possible) Ye
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4y ago
I don't think OP takes into account that there seem to be multiple editions of the same book which are often required by people to refer to. Not everyone wants the latest edition when the class you're in is using some old edition.