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by choilive 2y ago
You can split the CPU and GPU and still have UMA. Splitting CPU/GPU is a packaging and interconnect concern and is not mutually exclusive with UMA.
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by choilive 2y ago
Whats your pricing? API plans? We currently pay about $0.20 per signature.
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by choilive 2y ago
you realize theyre the same person... right? right?
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by choilive 2y ago
The creator of HTMX and Intercooler.js? I think they already know.
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by choilive 2y ago
... you realize this is a joke right?
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by choilive 2y ago
Do you guys support handling 2FA workflows/scenarios?
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by choilive 2y ago
Perhaps LLMs can solve this somewhat? Not for email summarization - but to intelligently strip away all the HTML fluff and return a plain text version of the contents.
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by choilive 2y ago
So you are telling me that if magically 10 million new housing units popped up in any of these cities that it wouldn't have an effect on the price of housing at all? Boy do I have a bridge to sell you..
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by choilive 2y ago
I think the more accurate denominator would be the world population. People are seeing benefits to LLMs even outside of the office.
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by choilive 2y ago
Its been some time detached from the mat sci folks deeply involved in the space but its both. There is a bunch of theoretical underpinnings but ultimately a lot of throwing darts on the board as well.
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by choilive 2y ago
> Probably something up to 50$. $50 might get you 5 minutes of an attorneys time. For someone to fight this in court will in the hundreds of hours of billable time. None of these open source client library maintainers is likely going to
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by choilive 2y ago
I don't think theres a coed university that is anywhere close to 50/50 right now.
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by choilive 2y ago
Younger women in urban/metro areas are doing significantly better than their male peers economically (higher employment rates and income). This gap is increasing. Young women are doing worse than their male peers in rural areas economi
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by choilive 2y ago
Yes..? What are you trying to get at?
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by choilive 2y ago
We do. Through community solar programs low/medium income households can get anywhere from 10%-50% off their electricity supply costs.
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by choilive 2y ago
One theory is the climate shifted around that time (coincident with the last gracial period) so that the relative abundance of resources available to hunter-gatherers declined, basically necessitating agriculture.
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by choilive 2y ago
Yes, just using docker containers and cloudflare tunnel I am using mine as a server for my self hosted apps.
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by choilive 2y ago
It sounds like the article is saying we could detect many events without using a planetary scaled detector It mentions a single detector being a 15kg Be bar chilled to near absolute zero. Certainly very very difficult, but not in the realm
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by choilive 2y ago
Other than our large neocortex and frontal lobe (which exists in some capacity in mammals), the rest of the structures are evolutionarily ancient. Pre-mammalian in fact.
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by choilive 2y ago
> physicists are debating what it would really prove. Well, if we can detect the graviton before we have a working quantum theory of gravity, it would mean that gravity is in fact quantized and that we just need to figure it out. This wo
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by choilive 2y ago
Makes a lot of sense, there's massive evolutionary pressure to build brains that have both incredible learning rate and efficiency. Its literally a life or death optimization.
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by choilive 2y ago
They also explicitly called it out in their announcement videos that the M4 has the fastest CPU cores on the market.
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by choilive 2y ago
Been using pgvector for a while, and to me it was kind of obvious that the source document and the embeddings are fundamentally linked so we always stored them "together". Basically anyone doing embeddings at scale is doing someth
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by choilive 2y ago
Reddit
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by choilive 2y ago
I don't think any free market capitalist outside of the most extreme libertarians think that markets should be completely unregulated. It is well known that free markets have areas where they are market failures or can never be Pareto
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by choilive 2y ago
If you don't think machine learning and neural networks have made massive positive contributions to humanity then you are naive.
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by choilive 2y ago
Lawyers have a tricky thing called a license to practice law. Software developers have no such protection.
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by choilive 2y ago
Every cafe, airport, school I've been to has people using ChatGPT or its competitors. Its obviously valuable for almost anyone. Just like how people cant imagine life before smartphones, people wont be able to imagine life before LLMs
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by choilive 2y ago
It would also destroy these companies if they were ever caught lying.
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by choilive 2y ago
My guess is this investment was contingent on OpenAI going "for-profit".

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