No affiliation with mistral, but you don't have to purchase tokens for inference. It runs GPUless and is open source, so you're just paying the normal compute cost.
I am looking forward to some hotshot implementing a jev-style model and then looking like a cost cutting, performance boosting wizard by replacing it with a logistic regression.
In a lot of American discourse, it honestly seems like the baggage surrounding the term is more of an issue than the policies being debated that are labelled "Socialist".
I downloaded Hermes CLI previously. I didn't like that the default personality was "anime girl". While I like the idea of agent memory I worry it becomes less portable, and it's fundamentally more of my context window…
Just like how many companies have methods available to them to remove bad glassdoor reviews (or make fake 5-star reviews), this system is even more rife for abuse.
This article seems to exist in a weird middle ground of both going too far, and not going far enough. Private bathing is a modern luxury few people would be willing to give up, but at the same time, should they…
My counterpoint would be: If you can write data visualizations with code, why not write diagrams too?
By that logic, any app that provides privacy from governments spying is a criminal enterprise.
I imagine the use-case for low-code tools is when your ratio of "business experts" heavily outweighs programmers, and the cost of inefficient dev processes/tech debt is less than the cost of waiting to onboard people…
I don't want to diminish how interesting the path is, but in my experience, it's still too far out of the way and too purpose-driven to have the organic spontaneity of a good third space.
Perhaps not a joke, but in terms of how arbitrary social media banning is, I would consider this site a sign of "the times".
This is one job I am actually hopeful will be fully automated. I've heard before that the people doing this 'tween' frames make less than minimum wage on contract. That being said, I'm sure this is going to take a while…
The politics of who does vs doesn't make the cut sounds difficult to manage. I think an individualist model makes sense, or barring that, a group Patreon (i.e. a music label instead of an individual band).
Yeah, it's very effective to be altruistic to news agencies for that good PR.
Yeah, just because OpenAI has gotten away with using open source ideology for regulatory capture in the AI space, but that doesn't mean they can get away with it in the intellectual property space.
I'm not privy to the news on this particular fact, but the fact is that Ketamine IS used medically as an anti-depressant now, just at far below the dosage range to get "high". So if he's just endorsing its usage in a…
Yeah. The title is a misdirect. The unspoken promise of the article that this is about a more cost-effective/practical/efficient process of commuting.
I'm neither European nor do I have to deal with their standards, but this seems like a false equivocation. Physical Engineering standards serve a different purpose than software standards. Engineering standards are a…
When google sends me to a website, I can at least judge the credibility of a website. When ChatGPT tells me something, I have no idea if it's paraphrasing information gathered from Encyclopedia Britannica, or from a…
New business idea: Mug the fake ambulance drivers.
This is definitely the "software engineer" way of conceptualizing and solving the problem. You have discrete limitations, you optimize around them. This is clearly not "working at intended" though and I'd like to…
Far from an expert in Go or Rust, but I think the use-case for Go is you need to do something very by-the-numbers and you want it to be easy to maintain and performant. Once you start reaching for more off-the-shelf…
In defense of the AI, that's about as good as the average player (and the average players is pretty skilled).
AI is bad at Audio. AI can do MIDI fine.
I mostly hear this word in the context of the Romans, but I thought that it was a term for facial hair- implying those external to the "civilized" empire had a tendency for ragged and long facial hair. Hence the term…
No affiliation with mistral, but you don't have to purchase tokens for inference. It runs GPUless and is open source, so you're just paying the normal compute cost.
I am looking forward to some hotshot implementing a jev-style model and then looking like a cost cutting, performance boosting wizard by replacing it with a logistic regression.
In a lot of American discourse, it honestly seems like the baggage surrounding the term is more of an issue than the policies being debated that are labelled "Socialist".
I downloaded Hermes CLI previously. I didn't like that the default personality was "anime girl". While I like the idea of agent memory I worry it becomes less portable, and it's fundamentally more of my context window…
Just like how many companies have methods available to them to remove bad glassdoor reviews (or make fake 5-star reviews), this system is even more rife for abuse.
This article seems to exist in a weird middle ground of both going too far, and not going far enough. Private bathing is a modern luxury few people would be willing to give up, but at the same time, should they…
My counterpoint would be: If you can write data visualizations with code, why not write diagrams too?
By that logic, any app that provides privacy from governments spying is a criminal enterprise.
I imagine the use-case for low-code tools is when your ratio of "business experts" heavily outweighs programmers, and the cost of inefficient dev processes/tech debt is less than the cost of waiting to onboard people…
I don't want to diminish how interesting the path is, but in my experience, it's still too far out of the way and too purpose-driven to have the organic spontaneity of a good third space.
Perhaps not a joke, but in terms of how arbitrary social media banning is, I would consider this site a sign of "the times".
This is one job I am actually hopeful will be fully automated. I've heard before that the people doing this 'tween' frames make less than minimum wage on contract. That being said, I'm sure this is going to take a while…
The politics of who does vs doesn't make the cut sounds difficult to manage. I think an individualist model makes sense, or barring that, a group Patreon (i.e. a music label instead of an individual band).
Yeah, it's very effective to be altruistic to news agencies for that good PR.
Yeah, just because OpenAI has gotten away with using open source ideology for regulatory capture in the AI space, but that doesn't mean they can get away with it in the intellectual property space.
I'm not privy to the news on this particular fact, but the fact is that Ketamine IS used medically as an anti-depressant now, just at far below the dosage range to get "high". So if he's just endorsing its usage in a…
Yeah. The title is a misdirect. The unspoken promise of the article that this is about a more cost-effective/practical/efficient process of commuting.
I'm neither European nor do I have to deal with their standards, but this seems like a false equivocation. Physical Engineering standards serve a different purpose than software standards. Engineering standards are a…
When google sends me to a website, I can at least judge the credibility of a website. When ChatGPT tells me something, I have no idea if it's paraphrasing information gathered from Encyclopedia Britannica, or from a…
New business idea: Mug the fake ambulance drivers.
This is definitely the "software engineer" way of conceptualizing and solving the problem. You have discrete limitations, you optimize around them. This is clearly not "working at intended" though and I'd like to…
Far from an expert in Go or Rust, but I think the use-case for Go is you need to do something very by-the-numbers and you want it to be easy to maintain and performant. Once you start reaching for more off-the-shelf…
In defense of the AI, that's about as good as the average player (and the average players is pretty skilled).
AI is bad at Audio. AI can do MIDI fine.
I mostly hear this word in the context of the Romans, but I thought that it was a term for facial hair- implying those external to the "civilized" empire had a tendency for ragged and long facial hair. Hence the term…