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by j45 26d ago
My understanding was part of the definition was changed thereby recategorizing Pluto?
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by j45 26d ago
It not only about it being an expensive setup (or not), and also other considerations: - There's no guarantee of the $20/month service, and it likely has some limits compared to dedicated hardware token wise. - Model are becoming
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by j45 26d ago
It will be interesting to see how much further (or not) some open source projects like this can get using meaningful AI driven development.
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by j45 27d ago
Politicians and the interests around them just don't quit.
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by j45 27d ago
If this is $1/year does that mean a certain number of cameras can be purchased each year?
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by j45 29d ago
Adding two existing features together (gps mapping on an inverted sphere) doesn't seem to be the basis of a patent to the rules of incremental innovation.
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by j45 29d ago
It's harrowing to discover how much of the healthcare system can act like the nervous system does not exist, and the tools available to them are the only tools available, whether it's a prescription, or a focused therapy. The inab
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by j45 29d ago
This would look great on an iPad mini running as the vehicle display. And likely in most EVs. It's completely wild that they're trying to patent a visualization that already existed in multiple movies.
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by j45 1mo ago
Yes, they could just say they're taking it towards prioritizing models that only run on one kind of equipment and making it harder to find, support or list models that run on different hardware. The acquisition sets up corporate intere
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by j45 1mo ago
Nvidia being making it clear that other hardware models will permanently not become second class citizens in any way would be a great start.
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by j45 1mo ago
It's possible a new kind of false belief might come up, but people thinking new ways aren't possible is nothing new at the same time.
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by j45 1mo ago
Neat.. Roughly.. 1.6 TB of RAM? Was there a view of how you say that being allocated and split up or was there spare capacity too?
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by j45 1mo ago
They can be connected to share ram and processing. Depending on the use case for known processes the LLM requirements are much, much, simpler and lower to make and keep it more predictable.
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by j45 1mo ago
This article would be much more effective by first acknowledging that all datacenters can be built and powered in different ways varying by location, climate and availability of power. Generalizations unfortunately serve the subtle purpose
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by j45 1mo ago
How much ram would each of those have 100 had?
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by j45 1mo ago
The regular Mac mini will blow you away, search YouTube for video editing reviews using different Mac mini’s.
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by j45 1mo ago
Companies used to have local server rooms in their office, like mini centers, and buy all the equipment end to end. It’s when self hosting and local hosting was the norm, and why it’s also starting to come back. There will be workloads that
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by j45 1mo ago
It's hard to trust if cloud providers will be available any given day, and the new angle of sanctions for new models seems to have people exploring alternatives.
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by j45 1mo ago
It may bifurcate the average skill from the skill of figuring out new solutions.
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by j45 1mo ago
Have you implemented accounting systems before? I ask because if u were to start speaking about the specifics, might we be able to discuss some specifics from that world.. Many of the transactions are a series of small actions, not big thin
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by j45 1mo ago
It might not be as common, but some authors do write something to get it out of their head.
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by j45 1mo ago
At some point AI will be able to deal with the repetitive and template based parts of accounting better than accounting. Which is saying a lot.
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by j45 1mo ago
It’s possible to ask each model and build it.
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by j45 1mo ago
While Anthropic is sharing this publicly, there’s isn’t much reason that other models could quietly be doing this or start. Local models could probably catch some patterns.
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by j45 1mo ago
Local generation + storage seems the starting combination.
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by j45 1mo ago
I am not sure if this is adjusted appropriately for different groups who are much more or less pre-disposed to heart disease.
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by j45 1mo ago
The reality is new technology that works, will get used for what it best works for. There are things that LLMs remain uniquely suited for, while the echo chambers go for everything. There's no requirement to use new technology. Maybe
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by j45 1mo ago
Maybe LLMs can have more than one valid way to come out the same quality outcome from different backgrounds and experiences.
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by j45 1mo ago
I'm not sure if it's worse, as much as it seems different, to a different degree. Each model update changes how to best prompt with it, since that's the words that are used with it generically or specifically it can hit some
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by j45 1mo ago
The other comments here about this policy being done at scale, or by competitors being different seems to be plausible

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