They are doing the gag where they just describe representative democracy like it is a novel idea. Practically we also need expert organizations and agencies to help advise the representative and implement their ideas,…
I think it is rare to hate writing in cursive, in the sense that it is almost always optional these day, so the only people doing it are fans.
Not sure, I’m not familiar with the web ecosystem. Not familiar at all, so my next question will probably be stupid. Would it have been possible to compile your C++ library to WebAssembly?
Bankruptcy is still inconvenient. But mostly, people would be less able to get loans and then colleges would get to pick between reducing prices or having only a few rich students.
Yeah, I’m curious what put them in that case here, though. There are high quality open source linear algebra codes out there, so I’m surprised that they needed something generated. (But, just surprised and curious to…
I agree with this. I basically don’t feel comfortable trying to pretend a fancy matrix multiplication can be responsible for anything. But what if companies that don’t track responsibility outcompete those who do? In…
How big of an advantage was it, to have the code developed specifically for your project? These AI tools are pretty impressive, but why not have it generate a call to BLAS or PARDISO or something?
Which enterprise? All the job postings I see are for C++ (Annoyingly. Fortran is better). Or Python obviously.
The bet could be that they’ll ultimately be able to sell hardware capable enough of running local models comfortably.
Snails are our greatest enemy. Source: medieval manuscripts.
Cheeks per tongue will now be used as the weirdest unit for “2.”
True. But it would probably take a couple years to get spin up a new hardware product line anyway; by then local inference will probably be cheaper, right?
Our favorite pedant should have a new post up today, I think he posts in the afternoon though. At least, checking in the morning and saying “ah, dang, the acoup post hasn’t come out yet, maybe I’ll reread an old one…”…
That’s true. A difficulty is that making the billing time more granular could reduce the landmine factor, but also would incentivize developers to keep users in the app for longer than necessary. We’ve already seen in…
I expected a philosophical discussion as to whether scientific models are discovered or invented.
Interesting take. In my gut I hate subscriptions mostly because keeping track of them is annoying. But I’m semi-convinced. I mean, aligning the interests of the developer and the users is a nice benefit. Something Apple…
The “game” has been reinvented recently, there aren’t any non-armchair quarterbacks. Thankfully.
It would be nice to believe that could be possible, but people mostly switched to cheap laptops as soon as they became viable. No harm in being hopeful though.
Actually, what are the partisan leanings of the parties actually actively pushing this, since you’ve brought it up? Despite being fairly left-leaning I wouldn’t automatically blame the right for this particular type of…
It is an 8B model… so, I guess it probably couldn’t run directly on most existing vacuum robots, but it could be reasonable this decade, right? I wish we lived in the alternate universe where everybody has a home server…
I’m not sure who the academic class is (are grad students, postdocs, and tenured professors really in the same class?). Anyway, the people setting the incentives are the ones handing out the grants.
This is Mistral though. I assume the model can be run locally.
A local escalation in BSD is still apparently worth a front page post here, so that seems pretty good. I wonder why we don’t see more about local escalations in Windows. Of course, being closed source is a little bit of…
Probably not, at least, I’m pretty sure the heat directly produced by power consumption is minuscule compared to the global warming contribution of the fossil fuels used to produce it, right?
Rather than pools specifically, maybe they could design District Heating systems.
They are doing the gag where they just describe representative democracy like it is a novel idea. Practically we also need expert organizations and agencies to help advise the representative and implement their ideas,…
I think it is rare to hate writing in cursive, in the sense that it is almost always optional these day, so the only people doing it are fans.
Not sure, I’m not familiar with the web ecosystem. Not familiar at all, so my next question will probably be stupid. Would it have been possible to compile your C++ library to WebAssembly?
Bankruptcy is still inconvenient. But mostly, people would be less able to get loans and then colleges would get to pick between reducing prices or having only a few rich students.
Yeah, I’m curious what put them in that case here, though. There are high quality open source linear algebra codes out there, so I’m surprised that they needed something generated. (But, just surprised and curious to…
I agree with this. I basically don’t feel comfortable trying to pretend a fancy matrix multiplication can be responsible for anything. But what if companies that don’t track responsibility outcompete those who do? In…
How big of an advantage was it, to have the code developed specifically for your project? These AI tools are pretty impressive, but why not have it generate a call to BLAS or PARDISO or something?
Which enterprise? All the job postings I see are for C++ (Annoyingly. Fortran is better). Or Python obviously.
The bet could be that they’ll ultimately be able to sell hardware capable enough of running local models comfortably.
Snails are our greatest enemy. Source: medieval manuscripts.
Cheeks per tongue will now be used as the weirdest unit for “2.”
True. But it would probably take a couple years to get spin up a new hardware product line anyway; by then local inference will probably be cheaper, right?
Our favorite pedant should have a new post up today, I think he posts in the afternoon though. At least, checking in the morning and saying “ah, dang, the acoup post hasn’t come out yet, maybe I’ll reread an old one…”…
That’s true. A difficulty is that making the billing time more granular could reduce the landmine factor, but also would incentivize developers to keep users in the app for longer than necessary. We’ve already seen in…
I expected a philosophical discussion as to whether scientific models are discovered or invented.
Interesting take. In my gut I hate subscriptions mostly because keeping track of them is annoying. But I’m semi-convinced. I mean, aligning the interests of the developer and the users is a nice benefit. Something Apple…
The “game” has been reinvented recently, there aren’t any non-armchair quarterbacks. Thankfully.
It would be nice to believe that could be possible, but people mostly switched to cheap laptops as soon as they became viable. No harm in being hopeful though.
Actually, what are the partisan leanings of the parties actually actively pushing this, since you’ve brought it up? Despite being fairly left-leaning I wouldn’t automatically blame the right for this particular type of…
It is an 8B model… so, I guess it probably couldn’t run directly on most existing vacuum robots, but it could be reasonable this decade, right? I wish we lived in the alternate universe where everybody has a home server…
I’m not sure who the academic class is (are grad students, postdocs, and tenured professors really in the same class?). Anyway, the people setting the incentives are the ones handing out the grants.
This is Mistral though. I assume the model can be run locally.
A local escalation in BSD is still apparently worth a front page post here, so that seems pretty good. I wonder why we don’t see more about local escalations in Windows. Of course, being closed source is a little bit of…
Probably not, at least, I’m pretty sure the heat directly produced by power consumption is minuscule compared to the global warming contribution of the fossil fuels used to produce it, right?
Rather than pools specifically, maybe they could design District Heating systems.