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by jamesblonde 1y ago
Given that most of Nvidia's enterprise software products are all single server designed to run on DGX boxes, like NIMs, this makes sense. I am still amazed at how many companies buy a ton of DGX boxes and then are surprised that Nvidia
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
Here's a good performance study by OneHouse comparing Clickhouse, StarRocks, Trino: https://www.onehouse.ai/blog/apache-spark-vs-clickhouse-vs-p... Druid is real-time analytics, similar to Clickhouse. StarRocks is
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
The Swedish tax authorities went all in on Azure. Insane. And screw solidarity with the Danes. We rent our digital infra, and now the Don extractive rents. He also threatens us if we want to have our own laws or, god forbid, support our own
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
There was a war over it in 1864, as the Prussians grew to become Germany taking the land from Denmark. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Schleswig_War
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Airbnb: Agent-in-the-Loop: Data Flywheel for LLM-Based Customer Support(arxiv.org)
2 points by jamesblonde 1y ago|0 comments
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
Thiel is smart. He is not from the US, so you can be sure he is not really religious. This is a ruse to prevent him and his ilk being regulated and his power being diminished. Anybody who threatens regulation or upsetting the current order
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
I see it more like a flagrant attack on collective action. If you are part of the billionaire class, this is very attractive, because your biggest threat are the pitchforks. The powerful will like this message.
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Peter Thiel's antichrist lectures reveal more about him than Armageddon(theguardian.com)
131 points by jamesblonde 1y ago|102 comments
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
software platform - for training, feature engineering, inference. By that measure, they don't count. They are cloud providers. There are european inference as a service providers, too, though.
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
Mods have woken up. First job - downgrade any pro European tech stories. Done.
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
Or existing AI vendors build market share. Of course, it will help us. But it needs a lot of money. And the consultancy companies have been feeding from the product trough here for years. We need to keep their noses out of it.
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
I work with Hopsworks. I think we are the only European owned software platform for developing and running AI systems (batch, real-time, LLMS/agents) at scale.
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Buy European: EU Commissions New Apply AI Strategy Launched(euractiv.com)
42 points by jamesblonde 1y ago|67 comments
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
https://archive.is/oXXmY
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EU pushes new AI strategy to reduce tech reliance on US and China(ft.com)
5 points by jamesblonde 1y ago|2 comments
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
Text2SQL was 75% on bird-bench 6 months ago. Now it's 80%. Humans are still at 90+%. We're not quite there yet. I suspect text-to-sql needs a lot of intermediate state and composition of abstractions, which vanilla attention is no
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
The best flights are to/from Seattle. Copenhagen/Seattle goes over the far north of Greenland.
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
Why do we promote articles like this that have nice graphs and are well written, when they should get a grade 'F' as an actual benchmark study. The way it is presented, a casual reader would think Postgres is 2/3rds the perfo
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
This is an interesting article by Niall Murphy (O'Reilly author, SRE legend). However, I think has a few unsubstantiated claims for an academic article (e.g., "it's quite hard to have meaningful alerting for ML systems"
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Unsolved Problems in MLOps(spawn-queue.acm.org)
5 points by jamesblonde 1y ago|1 comments
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
The product of extreme focus and obsessive dedication. It showed me my local subway station immediately and everything checked out. Great resource.
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
Not if they come for the Danes, we won't!
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
Those banks are under Swedish jurisdiction. Big difference.
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
They are now also foldable! Z Flip 7 - check it.
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
I have had the fold 7 for 5 weeks (since release day). It's fantastic. My daughter won't touch any other phone now - she loves the big screen. My only gripe is that the fold is a bit tricky to open, otherwise, it's the big br
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
It's another knife in the drawer.
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
The worst thing is the lack of solidarity towards the danes here in Sweden. If Trump turns off Microsoft, Sweden will shrug its shoulders and privately say - thank god it's not us. yet.
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by jamesblonde 1y ago
In Sweden, we have Swish, thank God. We don't have Greenland either, so people aren't as worried about 'exogenous shocks'.
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Hunt for life on Mars finds potential signs of biological processes(ft.com)
6 points by jamesblonde 1y ago|0 comments
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ASML and Mistral agree €1.3B blockbuster European AI deal(ft.com)
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