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Looks like most of the people saying it's too expensive are talking about filtering the stuff out of water at or near the point of use. What's the cost to reduce the amount of these chemicals getting into the water in the first pl
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Yes, there's a reason weights are now distributed as "safetensors" files. Malicious weights files in the old formats are possible, and while I haven't seen evidence of the new format being exploitable, I wouldn't be
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Could you recommend one or a few in particular?
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Yes, that's why it's useful to drive commercial uses to the paid license.
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I wouldn't bully a person for a name they were assigned by their parents or something culturally common. But a name they chose for themselves to be unique and expressive seems like fair game.
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3y ago
If you have a question for the mods, use the Contact link at the bottom of the page. DanG doesn’t automatically get pinged when you write @dang in a comment or post.
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According to https://forum.cursor.sh/t/support-local-llms/1099/7 the Cursor servers do a lot of work in between your local computer and the model. So porting all that to work on users' laptops is going t
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One thing you can't get with a self-hosted blog is reach in Medium's recommendation engine.
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The good AI models that we have now are pretty expensive to run.
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https://climate.mit.edu/ask-mit/why-do-we-compare-methane-ca... "Over 20 years, the methane would trap about 80 times as much heat as the CO2. Over 100 years, that original ton of methane would trap about 28 times
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Good soil has benefits but plants don't get carbon from their roots. They make sugar in the leaves and make that into more complex molecules for growing.
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A cowling falling off probably isn’t a manufacturing defect. Someone forgot to close the latch, and the pilot failed to spot it on their walkaround before takeoff.
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3y ago
It's just a cowling.
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If they could have raised prices, they would have already done it.
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3y ago
Money is more expensive now. Inflation was over 4% for a while.
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Well you’re right that LLM tooling is totally inadequate. At least we already have beam search. But the more boring answer (and why beam search is also uncommon) is that running the query multiple times is more expense.
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According to their code, they used temperature 1. https://anonymous.4open.science/r/more_agent_is_all_you_need...
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Apple says you can take photos of the sun with an unfiltered iPhone camera, because the lens is too wide-angle to focus a dangerous amount of light on the sensor. However, it can't really handle the brightness, so if you want to see an
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3y ago
You can give it a formal definition for valid JSON, and it will only generate output that matches.
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Remember when they replaced the "send and archive" button with mic drop, which would send a rude GIF and then mute the conversation so you couldn't even see your customers and clients complaining to apologize?
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Just because something happens on April 1st doesn't mean it's a joke. Regular business keeps happening, and you need your customers to be able to tell the difference.
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Why would you write "your own compose files" if you're not running docker?
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This reminds me that until 2015, Namco had a patent on that kind of thing. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/12/loading-screen-game-pa...
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Paywall. From https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/taiwan-semiconductor-p... : "A small number of tools were damaged at certain facilities, partially impacting their operations. However, there is no dam
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"Bay Area police union leader allegedly smuggled fentanyl into US to sell in bulk" https://abcnews.go.com/US/bay-area-police-union-leader-alleg...
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They're back online already. https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/tsmc-resumes-chip...
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Trademarks only apply to specific classes of things. https://www.uspto.gov/trademarks/basics/goods-and-services
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It seems too early. I know MS is on the frontier with 1-bit and related techniques, but things are changing so fast.
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Years ago, someone noticed that hepatocytes injected into a mouse's abdomen would migrate into the lymph nodes and start making liver cells. I don't even know why they were doing that in the first place, but all this research foll
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If the liver gets full of hard scar tissue, it can physically constrain the hepatocytes from making more liver tissue. https://www.news-medical.net/news/20200824/Large-animals-wit...
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