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by mmaunder 2y ago
Vertical integration by Starlink of the cheapest launch capability in the world (by far) is the reason there are no competitors, and there will be no competitors. The pace of innovation at SpaceX is not THE reason - it’s an additional reaso
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by mmaunder 2y ago
And you’ve already had comms in most places in the world including the polar regions for some time now. This is about lower cost and ubiquitous access.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Nah. Try vLLM and 405B FP8 on that hardware. And make sure you’re benchmarking with some concurrency for max TPS.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
There’s little to no authentication on filing flight plans which makes this a potentially bigger problem. I’m sure it’s fixed but the mechanism that caused the failure is an assertion that fails by disconnecting the critical systems entirel
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Now these “subscribe for full access” people can say they testified before Congress.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
This resonates with me. I think configuring Linux for on a Raspberry Pi for a specific task that includes network IO, storage and compute is a light version of the Askesis he describes. And absolutely a worthwhile exercise if nothing more.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
You're surrounded by and typing on valuable goods and services that you received in exchange for a store of value called money, which you received by providing value to someone else.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Seeing that human written JSON structure convert to a more human readable few shot example in the code makes this feel like a step backward. Easier for the human to write the human readable example. Yes it’s doing file access and may fulfil
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Just wanted to add a note to this. Tool calling - particularly to source external current data - is something that's had the big foundational LLM providers very nervous so they've held back on it, even though it's trivial to
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Yes, muscle memory is powerful. But it's not an insurmountable barrier for a follower. The switch from Google to various AI apps like Perplexity being a case in point. I still find myself beginning to reach for Google and then 0.1 seco
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by mmaunder 2y ago
History has shown being first to market isn't all it's cut out to be. You spend more, it's more difficult creating the trail others will follow, you end up with a tech stack that was built before tools and patterns stabilized
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by mmaunder 2y ago
That’s useful. The TB3 external 10 gig interfaces I’ve been using for my Mac get crazy hot.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Oh thank god. Not a day goes by when I'm not thanking the powers that be in Europe for pressuring Apple to add USB-C to iphone.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
I’d love to hear the output if anyone has used this.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
No, I meant that a lot of us are working very fast on a pre-launch product, implementing some cutting edge ideas using e.g. the incredible speedup in a small fast inference model like quantized 3B in combination with other tools, and I thin
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by mmaunder 2y ago
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Congrats!!! And super cool that you've open sourced it under the AGPL. Sorry if this is answered in the docs but I did a brief search on the source and noticed you're not using LangChain but do plan to integrate it so it can be of
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by mmaunder 2y ago
What was the needle debacle?
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Hard to imagine a unionized content business staying relevant in what’s about to come.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Congrats! How has Anthropic's latest release supporting computer use affected your planning/thinking around this? PS:If you had this for desktop we'd immediately become a customer.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Felt like the article went off into lala land towards the end: “The last couple of decades have seen us stripping out network-centric functionality and replacing this with an undistinguished commodity packet transport medium. It's fast
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by mmaunder 2y ago
I think this antipattern kills many engineering businesses.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Extracting lithium from brine is cleaner than e.g. extraction from spodumene ore. Also direct lithium extraction from brine is faster, cleaner, smaller footprint, lower energy consumption.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Do you think you'll switch to running local models at some point e.g. LambdaLabs/Runpod running Llama to reduce costs? Just thinking about as you scale and wanting to reduce cost per token. (I'm not in the GPU hosting biz - j
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by mmaunder 2y ago
How is openrouter working out?
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by mmaunder 2y ago
Spoiler: the focal point is 3.5x the distance to Voyager 1.
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by mmaunder 2y ago
https://wasmlabs.dev/articles/wordpress-in-the-browser/
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by mmaunder 2y ago
aT&T says no breach but they clearly have inside info. I’m wondering if it’s sequential tracking numbers or at least a brute forcible algorithm.
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Porch pirates stealing AT&T phones seconds after delivery(wsj.com)
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by mmaunder 2y ago
What the difference between this and using chat history to concatenate outputs and prompting with something like “Now write the next section” repeatedly? I’ve done that with NotebookLM and it’ll write a complete fictional story based on sou

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