That wasn't my read of it, I've worked in a few places that had ultra-privileged power tools for user analysis. Would it really be a surprise to learn their security team has an MCP that queries a full text index of all…
Just an observation, but my first thought was how energy demand strongly correlates with economic growth and wondered if the article could be cast in that light. Might be fun to overlay that graph with UK gilt rates
> this can be a matter of scaling at 50% capacity At which point we're paying double just to work around cold start latency, which was the original point.
That's only how it works when misapplying mean() to characterise application performance. In your scenario, every request is hitting either an overloaded instance, or when scaled down, a 20-30 second wait for spin up,…
So long as you don't count >2 orders of magnitude difference in scaleup time as particularly special..
These one-sided arguments come up every time there's a Lambda thread. They're useful and easily cheaper almost anywhere you have sparse compute or RAM requirements, even for heavyweight tasks like transcoding. A t3.nano…
There is a collection of these someplace. Rust is better but it'll never be perfect, news at 10
> Even formats like H.264 are being dropped from some hardware decode engines because it’s so easy to do on CPUs now, as can be seen even on the Raspberry Pi 5 CPU decode efficiency most certainly was not the reason…
I'm simply not seeing this
DS4 (not 4.1) crossed my dont-care threshold and I genuinely stopped paying attention to new models. I'd love to try GLM 5.3 but I just don't see any point in spending the effort any more. I can get passable…
This interminable argument has been raging at least since the days of the East India Company, I'm sure even Jesus had some thoughts on the preferential relationship the money changers had with the temple. It makes the…
Their paper shows this comes with huge quality loss, but that doesn't make it a negative result by any means
Yes, and image editors absolutely can. If JXL lets me correct over/underexposed images by default everywhere I find them then it's worth it even just for that reason alone
> This is a pretty grim prognosis for European AI. I think it's an incomplete read. What's the point in competing for a sizeable percentage of your funding when the finish line is incrementally being moved each month?…
Maybe we lived on different planets at the time, but watching the response at the start of the Ukraine war taught me the EU is little more than a disjointed balancing act with no real potency of its own outside of…
Non-American maybe, but non-Chinese is likely impractical in the long term. We might not want to use their APIs, but we can't compete on their energy and labour costs for training long term, even if it means buying…
It's a byproduct of the nannyism safety marketing from the AI companies. I'm glad these cases were caught, but disagree with how they were disposed of. If the automated flagging is good, enforce it by default. If it's…
Low key ad instantly sold me. Awesome looking tool, bookmarked
The consistent reports I'm getting through friends who have spoken to recruiters is just that standards have increased dramatically. Firms accepting only a single candidate CV from a recruiter instead of 5 or more, and…
Because at some point keeping it up involves filing an S-1 that doesn't look like a garbage fire
It's asking a lot to trust they can or will maintain this new pricing. In any case it's exciting to think this might lead to further price cuts in the highly competent and competitive Chinese clones. I'm still using…
I'm also not personally a fan of Ansible, but to claim it doesn't really work is quite breathtaking given the size of the installed base.
It reminds me a bit of what Ansible got right: user communication. The underlying tech may have existed for a long time, but the genius is presenting it to a regular developer in a way that reads "yes, even you can…
Everything is always better with more YAML, are you perhaps new to this industry? Next we also need an instruction style guide and CoC. It's important to treat your agents with respect. I almost forgot, the YAML…
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That wasn't my read of it, I've worked in a few places that had ultra-privileged power tools for user analysis. Would it really be a surprise to learn their security team has an MCP that queries a full text index of all…
Just an observation, but my first thought was how energy demand strongly correlates with economic growth and wondered if the article could be cast in that light. Might be fun to overlay that graph with UK gilt rates
> this can be a matter of scaling at 50% capacity At which point we're paying double just to work around cold start latency, which was the original point.
That's only how it works when misapplying mean() to characterise application performance. In your scenario, every request is hitting either an overloaded instance, or when scaled down, a 20-30 second wait for spin up,…
So long as you don't count >2 orders of magnitude difference in scaleup time as particularly special..
These one-sided arguments come up every time there's a Lambda thread. They're useful and easily cheaper almost anywhere you have sparse compute or RAM requirements, even for heavyweight tasks like transcoding. A t3.nano…
There is a collection of these someplace. Rust is better but it'll never be perfect, news at 10
> Even formats like H.264 are being dropped from some hardware decode engines because it’s so easy to do on CPUs now, as can be seen even on the Raspberry Pi 5 CPU decode efficiency most certainly was not the reason…
I'm simply not seeing this
DS4 (not 4.1) crossed my dont-care threshold and I genuinely stopped paying attention to new models. I'd love to try GLM 5.3 but I just don't see any point in spending the effort any more. I can get passable…
This interminable argument has been raging at least since the days of the East India Company, I'm sure even Jesus had some thoughts on the preferential relationship the money changers had with the temple. It makes the…
Their paper shows this comes with huge quality loss, but that doesn't make it a negative result by any means
Yes, and image editors absolutely can. If JXL lets me correct over/underexposed images by default everywhere I find them then it's worth it even just for that reason alone
> This is a pretty grim prognosis for European AI. I think it's an incomplete read. What's the point in competing for a sizeable percentage of your funding when the finish line is incrementally being moved each month?…
Maybe we lived on different planets at the time, but watching the response at the start of the Ukraine war taught me the EU is little more than a disjointed balancing act with no real potency of its own outside of…
Non-American maybe, but non-Chinese is likely impractical in the long term. We might not want to use their APIs, but we can't compete on their energy and labour costs for training long term, even if it means buying…
It's a byproduct of the nannyism safety marketing from the AI companies. I'm glad these cases were caught, but disagree with how they were disposed of. If the automated flagging is good, enforce it by default. If it's…
Low key ad instantly sold me. Awesome looking tool, bookmarked
The consistent reports I'm getting through friends who have spoken to recruiters is just that standards have increased dramatically. Firms accepting only a single candidate CV from a recruiter instead of 5 or more, and…
Because at some point keeping it up involves filing an S-1 that doesn't look like a garbage fire
It's asking a lot to trust they can or will maintain this new pricing. In any case it's exciting to think this might lead to further price cuts in the highly competent and competitive Chinese clones. I'm still using…
I'm also not personally a fan of Ansible, but to claim it doesn't really work is quite breathtaking given the size of the installed base.
It reminds me a bit of what Ansible got right: user communication. The underlying tech may have existed for a long time, but the genius is presenting it to a regular developer in a way that reads "yes, even you can…
Everything is always better with more YAML, are you perhaps new to this industry? Next we also need an instruction style guide and CoC. It's important to treat your agents with respect. I almost forgot, the YAML…
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