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Show HN: Turbo1Bit – Run Bonsai-8B at 65K context in 3.9 GB RAM
(github.com)
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How to Exploit a Buffer Overrun
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5y ago
I'd slightly disagree with this - the real benefits from cloud are in the things you don't need to do. If you're just using the cloud as a normal datacentre (but in another location) you're not going to have a good time.
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6y ago
You should check out Nano - it’s one of the few cryptocurrency systems that works for this. Instant payment, scales well, doesn’t use a standard block system (uses a block lattice instead), doesn’t rely on mining so is extremely green.
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6y ago
Love it. Every time I step on I can almost feel the history of the place.
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6y ago
If you’re in London I’d thoroughly recommend a drink in the Jamaica Wine House - it’s a pub in the square mile that used to be a coffee house from 1652. It’s an amazing place to see - you can really feel the age and history of the place.
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6y ago
However the execution will be tricky. So far electric bike hire doesn’t appear to have succeeded that well in London (Hackney at least). Very much hoping this works better!
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6y ago
Any chance on expanding on what the critical blocking tech is?
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7y ago
Great feedback - appreciate it. I think the constant job changing is going to be really interesting one - because 1) it's already happening 2) it makes the tasks more ideally suited for eventual replacement by machines. There's a
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At a high level they are: 1) The nature and shape of work will change dramatically 2) AI will start to make a real impact to the world in both positive and negative ways 3) Algorithmic choice will become an important thing 4) Traditional
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I'm a Managing Director in Accenture - currently running DevOps for UK & Ireland. I get a pretty unique view of projects/plans from people/companies. I've documented roughly where I see things going over the next 5-1
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2025 Predictions by an Accenture Managing Director
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