It's not a large prize though. OpenAI spent many multiples of the prize money in just a few days to get there and even if one solves a problem in the traditional way, that person is most likely already an accomplished…
Nothing happens I guess. If the AI can't communicate its work or apply it to anything, it's useless and funding for those experiments will quickly dry up.
I wonder if it's the same with the sub 2 hour marathon which was broken this year (it certainly was with the 4 minute mile).
SQL is so ubiquitous and the use case so obvious, there's no way they have not already been tracking performance and benchmaxxing on SQL queries for years. But I don't think openai will bother to release a competitor,…
I would assume a lot of codex data goes back into training. A well steered session is extremely valuable data.
"In a sense, it is that. Xteink sounds less like a real brand name than the kind of garbled text you’ll find in AI-slop memes." I think it's a great name. To me it reads like "extend e-ink", crazy how perception can be…
I think that is what paseo is doing and I don't risk trying it.
They have an auto approve mode. At least in the vs code plugin.
Entirely possible and poor visibility is not an issue if you have radar.
different billing quotas. Although that may of course change at any moment.
That's just part of the output along the SVG/image.
Isn't Omarchy very, very similar to cachyos?
Lei Mao's blog is such an amazing resource for GPU performance engineering. I am stunned by the sheer amount of insight he puts out on his blog.
So the answer is yes? Putting in a few of those racks for special tasks shouldn't break the power assumptions of a data center.
Like every time
That's where the alfalfa ends up.
Meh, there are plenty of reasons to use one. Might be injury, old age or just keeping up with ones spouse.
That is in the training data. Confidently and correctly answering in-distribution questions (possiibly with a tool call) is expected by now.
Nobody who rides a road bike would be seen dead with something like this. There are proper road ebikes for that.
melious.ai comes to mind.
Which is not unreasonable. Just hosting it in the EU and promising not to retain / sell the data let's you charge a healthy extra and compete in many areas other players can't.
It's probably a version of this: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3306346.3323024 Subtle movement between shots can be used to create an image sharper than any of the inputs.
I wouldn't call one proper CUDA and the other one some dumbed down version. Nvidia really seems to be pushing for these DSLs to be first class within the ecosystem. In some cases probably even more cutting edge than the…
To be fair the entry barrier got a lot lower over the past ~5 years. Now you can write very good CUDA kernels with just a few lines of python DSL code. Zero cpp boilerplate and zero explicit compiler calls. Stuff like…
You are not European, are you? I know plenty of working class people working ordinary skilled labor jobs who own their homes and drive decent cars. Some people choose to keep renting because we have strong laws…
It's not a large prize though. OpenAI spent many multiples of the prize money in just a few days to get there and even if one solves a problem in the traditional way, that person is most likely already an accomplished…
Nothing happens I guess. If the AI can't communicate its work or apply it to anything, it's useless and funding for those experiments will quickly dry up.
I wonder if it's the same with the sub 2 hour marathon which was broken this year (it certainly was with the 4 minute mile).
SQL is so ubiquitous and the use case so obvious, there's no way they have not already been tracking performance and benchmaxxing on SQL queries for years. But I don't think openai will bother to release a competitor,…
I would assume a lot of codex data goes back into training. A well steered session is extremely valuable data.
"In a sense, it is that. Xteink sounds less like a real brand name than the kind of garbled text you’ll find in AI-slop memes." I think it's a great name. To me it reads like "extend e-ink", crazy how perception can be…
I think that is what paseo is doing and I don't risk trying it.
They have an auto approve mode. At least in the vs code plugin.
Entirely possible and poor visibility is not an issue if you have radar.
different billing quotas. Although that may of course change at any moment.
That's just part of the output along the SVG/image.
Isn't Omarchy very, very similar to cachyos?
Lei Mao's blog is such an amazing resource for GPU performance engineering. I am stunned by the sheer amount of insight he puts out on his blog.
So the answer is yes? Putting in a few of those racks for special tasks shouldn't break the power assumptions of a data center.
Like every time
That's where the alfalfa ends up.
Meh, there are plenty of reasons to use one. Might be injury, old age or just keeping up with ones spouse.
That is in the training data. Confidently and correctly answering in-distribution questions (possiibly with a tool call) is expected by now.
Nobody who rides a road bike would be seen dead with something like this. There are proper road ebikes for that.
melious.ai comes to mind.
Which is not unreasonable. Just hosting it in the EU and promising not to retain / sell the data let's you charge a healthy extra and compete in many areas other players can't.
It's probably a version of this: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3306346.3323024 Subtle movement between shots can be used to create an image sharper than any of the inputs.
I wouldn't call one proper CUDA and the other one some dumbed down version. Nvidia really seems to be pushing for these DSLs to be first class within the ecosystem. In some cases probably even more cutting edge than the…
To be fair the entry barrier got a lot lower over the past ~5 years. Now you can write very good CUDA kernels with just a few lines of python DSL code. Zero cpp boilerplate and zero explicit compiler calls. Stuff like…
You are not European, are you? I know plenty of working class people working ordinary skilled labor jobs who own their homes and drive decent cars. Some people choose to keep renting because we have strong laws…