I didn't say anything about expertise, I do not use LLM for work and have a background in statistics/teaching. Also, none of this is related to tokenization. It's just the way the application layer infers response. Any…
Yes, this is what is user-level marketed as context memory. Certain models of course force this context memory, some don't, some allow you to toggle it's "trigger level". For example Anthropic, use haiku for low memory…
# of issued leaf certs isn't a great indicator of propagation, user-impact, revenue etc. 1. 59 million of those 60 million could be very short validity, duplicate enrollments from same private key/csr, etc. 2. I'm still…
credulous in the sense that it is an an engineering feat. Caveat, I'm way more a car person than IT person, and dislike Tesla. Hagerty or some similar channel had a 45m breakdown of the car with a tesla rep, and as a…
"LLM" literally converse/compute via statistical inference. It is given sets of paramaters/data and infers a response based on it's acceptable confidence level. The bottleneck for this is compute power and…
It's a positive in the sense that the industry has made it marginally cheaper in time/resources to pay-as-you-go. It's a positive in the sense that due to these industry changes (computer power going up 20x in cost.),…
I totally agree with you. there's a cost benefit analysis we make when purchasing something and I can imagine the case where I'm ok paying 50c an hour for a remote game. It's hard though not to see the writing on the…
Oil demand is inflexable when considering the demand has rarely been based around refilling reserves. Strategic reserves are depleted across the globe, china in particular. Even with those releases of reserves,…
I can't imagine an individual who both has their health records (pertaining to some issue) and also doesn't have the ability to understand the context. If I feed in 15 crown/root canal invoices into AI asking it it's…
China has the highest number of peaks over 20k, by far.
Making any recent second-hand smartphone a SBC-equivilent field computer is always a custom job/not scalable. OF course, that shouldn't matter for most tinkerer jobs like a CarPi. But anecdotally, I tried using my old…
a RPI is just a SBC with GPIO pinning (which isn't at all unique to RPI.). The main reason it was/is the popular behemoth is not because of it's tinkerability, but because it got mainstream appeal and RaspianOS is…
I read this in the voice of Cypher from The Matrix. Which I think makes me Neo? So at least if my company folds from AI investment fallout, I can still have a destiny.
It is no hyperbole to say that 90 percent of car loans are between 8-14 percent interenst in the US right now. That is considering branded dealerships, partners, and used/CPO lots. A 10 percent rate on a 40k loan for a…
I enjoyed the Hindi as well, seeing you (or your friends) casually mix Hindi and English reminded me of my brief visits to IN and how worldly most folks I interacted with where. Further, I regret not eating a single…
This is a pointless slipperly slope. Eventually one of you will get to "well ISraelites where there first" That's for reddit not HN
I enjoyed this, and it opened my eyes up to how fruit is both available in variety and appreciated in other parts of the world.
The energy requirements for growing cotton being largely the sun, and a resource which makes up most of the universe (yes, I know water is several steps from hydrogen). ((And the tangentials like the fertilizers,…
I'm currently integrating one for simple diagnostic readouts to integrated small touchscreen. The main goal being a retro looking display that mainly dumps ODB data/monitors, but also reads maps data to show a…
It's not just power, if it where, they'd fit a USB C rechargable cell in there. Its still a cheap casio resin watch at the end of the day. If this where to be able to push/pull notifications, the watch would be…
The G shocks have the same new abysmal backlight. I bought one with a slick (new) dark red face....which lights up bright pink from the one white LED on the left side of the face. Even in the marketing/landing page for…
I appreciate your experience/take on gaming. If you where to start gaming again (at least, as the current vendors intend) you'd find that the bugs you had to account for in the 80s have been (generally speaking)…
My 4 year old (maybe 5?) work laptop has 3 usb C ports. My macbook is all usb c, and my home media/gaming PC has a mix and match. All my cables I would connect to my home PC/macbook are USB C. IE bluetooth adaptor, sd…
The visa requires licensing/registrations and token investments, all aside from the cost of purchasing a home in Osaka.
While working for a broadcasting/networking integration gig, we designed, assembled and field-terminated thousands of copper and fibre runs from 1/2 ft to football field lengths. The amount of time required to terminate…
I didn't say anything about expertise, I do not use LLM for work and have a background in statistics/teaching. Also, none of this is related to tokenization. It's just the way the application layer infers response. Any…
Yes, this is what is user-level marketed as context memory. Certain models of course force this context memory, some don't, some allow you to toggle it's "trigger level". For example Anthropic, use haiku for low memory…
# of issued leaf certs isn't a great indicator of propagation, user-impact, revenue etc. 1. 59 million of those 60 million could be very short validity, duplicate enrollments from same private key/csr, etc. 2. I'm still…
credulous in the sense that it is an an engineering feat. Caveat, I'm way more a car person than IT person, and dislike Tesla. Hagerty or some similar channel had a 45m breakdown of the car with a tesla rep, and as a…
"LLM" literally converse/compute via statistical inference. It is given sets of paramaters/data and infers a response based on it's acceptable confidence level. The bottleneck for this is compute power and…
It's a positive in the sense that the industry has made it marginally cheaper in time/resources to pay-as-you-go. It's a positive in the sense that due to these industry changes (computer power going up 20x in cost.),…
I totally agree with you. there's a cost benefit analysis we make when purchasing something and I can imagine the case where I'm ok paying 50c an hour for a remote game. It's hard though not to see the writing on the…
Oil demand is inflexable when considering the demand has rarely been based around refilling reserves. Strategic reserves are depleted across the globe, china in particular. Even with those releases of reserves,…
I can't imagine an individual who both has their health records (pertaining to some issue) and also doesn't have the ability to understand the context. If I feed in 15 crown/root canal invoices into AI asking it it's…
China has the highest number of peaks over 20k, by far.
Making any recent second-hand smartphone a SBC-equivilent field computer is always a custom job/not scalable. OF course, that shouldn't matter for most tinkerer jobs like a CarPi. But anecdotally, I tried using my old…
a RPI is just a SBC with GPIO pinning (which isn't at all unique to RPI.). The main reason it was/is the popular behemoth is not because of it's tinkerability, but because it got mainstream appeal and RaspianOS is…
I read this in the voice of Cypher from The Matrix. Which I think makes me Neo? So at least if my company folds from AI investment fallout, I can still have a destiny.
It is no hyperbole to say that 90 percent of car loans are between 8-14 percent interenst in the US right now. That is considering branded dealerships, partners, and used/CPO lots. A 10 percent rate on a 40k loan for a…
I enjoyed the Hindi as well, seeing you (or your friends) casually mix Hindi and English reminded me of my brief visits to IN and how worldly most folks I interacted with where. Further, I regret not eating a single…
This is a pointless slipperly slope. Eventually one of you will get to "well ISraelites where there first" That's for reddit not HN
I enjoyed this, and it opened my eyes up to how fruit is both available in variety and appreciated in other parts of the world.
The energy requirements for growing cotton being largely the sun, and a resource which makes up most of the universe (yes, I know water is several steps from hydrogen). ((And the tangentials like the fertilizers,…
I'm currently integrating one for simple diagnostic readouts to integrated small touchscreen. The main goal being a retro looking display that mainly dumps ODB data/monitors, but also reads maps data to show a…
It's not just power, if it where, they'd fit a USB C rechargable cell in there. Its still a cheap casio resin watch at the end of the day. If this where to be able to push/pull notifications, the watch would be…
The G shocks have the same new abysmal backlight. I bought one with a slick (new) dark red face....which lights up bright pink from the one white LED on the left side of the face. Even in the marketing/landing page for…
I appreciate your experience/take on gaming. If you where to start gaming again (at least, as the current vendors intend) you'd find that the bugs you had to account for in the 80s have been (generally speaking)…
My 4 year old (maybe 5?) work laptop has 3 usb C ports. My macbook is all usb c, and my home media/gaming PC has a mix and match. All my cables I would connect to my home PC/macbook are USB C. IE bluetooth adaptor, sd…
The visa requires licensing/registrations and token investments, all aside from the cost of purchasing a home in Osaka.
While working for a broadcasting/networking integration gig, we designed, assembled and field-terminated thousands of copper and fibre runs from 1/2 ft to football field lengths. The amount of time required to terminate…