cubefox

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721.
by cubefox 7mo ago
Not at all. The prices aren't negative during the night or on overcast days.
722.
by cubefox 7mo ago
This is an ad from viral marketing company and everyone here is falling for it.
723.
by cubefox 7mo ago
No but they can operate during the night and on overcast days.
724.
by cubefox 7mo ago
Unfortunately Germany closed down its nuclear power plants.
725.
by cubefox 7mo ago
> Excess electricity produced during periods of low consumption cannot yet be stored at scale, as battery capacity remains limited.
726.
by cubefox 7mo ago
> I don't think there's strong evidence of this being an ad. There is strong evidence. Click on the link above. It was posted by a viral marketing company. They even feature the GPU story on their website: https://sh
727.
by cubefox 7mo ago
You seem to be affiliated with sheets.works, so it appears to be an ad for that site then.
728.
by cubefox 7mo ago
> We build visual stories like this for companies Combined with the color scheme of this site, this might be a cleverly disguised Nvidia ad. Edit: Clicking through to their main page [1]: yeah, that's definitely an Nvidia ad. 1: ht
729.
by cubefox 7mo ago
> Not much more. It all fits on a single side of a 1541 floppy. It could still be much more depending on how much data fits on a single side of a 1541 floppy.
730.
by cubefox 7mo ago
A game which was actually 40 kilobytes: Super Mario Bros. It had 32 side-scrolling levels.
731.
by cubefox 7mo ago
People who have "female" or "diverse" in their passport can be biologically male but are are not required to get the military permit.
732.
by cubefox 7mo ago
I reject your accusation of transphobia. I point out that you seem to be fine with discriminating against some males but not others.
733.
by cubefox 7mo ago
It makes sense if the dataset is so large that LLM cost is a prohibitive factor. Otherwise a frontier LLM has the advantage of producing a better result.
734.
by cubefox 7mo ago
What a frustrating article. It contains a lot of unimportant chitchat but basically no information on how the toilet actually works.
735.
by cubefox 7mo ago
> I think there is a moderately large market for models like this that aren’t quite SOTA level but can be served up much cheaper. There isn't, pretty much everyone wants the best of the best.
736.
by cubefox 7mo ago
> Normally I can just hit the button in my phone browser to read it in reader mode, but this site doesn’t support that either.
737.
by cubefox 7mo ago
Yeah, I have the same issue (Firefox). Every website nowadays should have a responsive layout that works for smartphones.
738.
by cubefox 7mo ago
I think this is unethical, and "everyone else is also doing it" is not a valid excuse.
739.
by cubefox 7mo ago
> This is more focus and ambition than what NASA had in actual literal decades. No doubt, and most of that is due to Isaacman. But when the government party changes, they will replace him. Possibly again with a politician/bureaucrat
740.
by cubefox 7mo ago
There is no evidence that "management overrode the engineers".
741.
by cubefox 7mo ago
Yes, but their training speed is not secret. If their process were fast, they would have said so.
742.
by cubefox 7mo ago
> and standard ML theory works over real numbers. This paper uses binary numbers only, even for training, with a solid theoretical foundation: https://proceedings.neurips.cc/paper_files/paper/2024/file&#x2F
743.
by cubefox 7mo ago
Also depends on how expensive training these models is. It's probably at least as expensive as full precision models, otherwise they would have mentioned it.
744.
by cubefox 7mo ago
See page 10: https://github.com/PrismML-Eng/Bonsai-demo/blob/main/1-bit-b...
745.
by cubefox 7mo ago
"Not shabby" is a big understatement.
746.
by cubefox 7mo ago
Yeah, though some posts a free. I think real problem is that he decided to start a Mars blog two weeks before SpaceX announced they are now focusing on the moon instead, and prior to that merging with xAI, effectively cancelling any Mars pl
747.
by cubefox 7mo ago
I just read one blog post ("Musk on Mars") and it was indeed excellent. He seems to have quite a small readership though, judging from the Substack reactions.
748.
by cubefox 7mo ago
Their testing procedures failed to predict the char loss before the flight, so they don't seem very reliable.
749.
by cubefox 7mo ago
> It's hard for me to reconcile "It is likely that Artemis II will land safely" with "Artemis II is Not Safe to Fly", unless maybe getting clicks is involved. Look up the term "expected value". If press
750.
by cubefox 7mo ago
> They do. They absolutely do. Where have you been in the last 20 years? The last time I heard these complaints were before Windows XP Service Pack 2, which added automatic Windows updates and ended the flood of viruses like Sasser or My

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