See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_Keynesianism
Think the M7 will have some storage parallelization?
That’s a good point, and probably why it’s a multimodal model. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s over index on code written by Googlers.
A rare exception to Betteridge's law of headlines
The board of directors recognizes the cost savings and immediately start solving world hunger. Meanwhile a gangster in Moldova intrinsically knows that world money laundering has hit 5% GDP and decides not to.
From whence shall we expect the approach of danger? Shall some trans-Atlantic military giant step the earth and crush us at a blow? Never. All the armies of Europe and Asia...could not by force take a drink from the…
Things have accelerated since then. Maybe compare their time to a billion users to scale the golden age. I’d guess it’s almost over.
Then you must have some links available
That won’t happen until the week before DEF CON
I was shocked that it happened to a white woman. I guess that’s why there’s an article about it
I use Gemini because I feel like Google will win the AI race, and it’s Good Enough
Doubt that Gen Z or α will have that opinion
There’s something I’d don’t understand about this. Apple’s RAM is on their own die. Is the price of RAM an indicator for the cost of die space in general?
Fun fact: Internally all corporations are organized by central planning
I found it useful because it shows context for the next turn and information about the street network near the next turn
https://www.emissionsanalytics.com/news/pollution-tyre-wear-... Rail, bike, even busses are better. Cars are uniquely bad transportation in urban environments
https://www.bls.gov/jlt/jltreliability.htm Read the docs
Love the idea of discounts based on model error. ”this one doesn’t know what butterflies are, it’s on sale for 8% off”
Literally felony contempt of business model
Beef and gas prices are up due to policy (tariffs, war) If anything, it shows how effective government policy can be. Ironically higher beef and gas prices are quite good for reducing carbon emissions.
Anyone have guesses about how a transiting primordial black hole would effect a Sun like star? Paper is about tidal forces inducing supernova in white dwarfs. For that matter how might it effect sea tides?
I read it because Elon Musk mentioned it as a favorite. It’s a good book and you can see how the concept of controlling ubiquitous tech is a thing he tries to do
A lot of that comes from becoming incredibly rich then adopting morals and policy preferences that align with that level of wealth inequality
In a data center that is power constrained but not space constrained they could build out new racks and flip the power from the old racks. Wonder if this will lead to moderately used server GPUs on the secondary market…
This happened to me last night. Did a lazy prompt and the tower started to lean dangerously
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_Keynesianism
Think the M7 will have some storage parallelization?
That’s a good point, and probably why it’s a multimodal model. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s over index on code written by Googlers.
A rare exception to Betteridge's law of headlines
The board of directors recognizes the cost savings and immediately start solving world hunger. Meanwhile a gangster in Moldova intrinsically knows that world money laundering has hit 5% GDP and decides not to.
From whence shall we expect the approach of danger? Shall some trans-Atlantic military giant step the earth and crush us at a blow? Never. All the armies of Europe and Asia...could not by force take a drink from the…
Things have accelerated since then. Maybe compare their time to a billion users to scale the golden age. I’d guess it’s almost over.
Then you must have some links available
That won’t happen until the week before DEF CON
I was shocked that it happened to a white woman. I guess that’s why there’s an article about it
I use Gemini because I feel like Google will win the AI race, and it’s Good Enough
Doubt that Gen Z or α will have that opinion
There’s something I’d don’t understand about this. Apple’s RAM is on their own die. Is the price of RAM an indicator for the cost of die space in general?
Fun fact: Internally all corporations are organized by central planning
I found it useful because it shows context for the next turn and information about the street network near the next turn
https://www.emissionsanalytics.com/news/pollution-tyre-wear-... Rail, bike, even busses are better. Cars are uniquely bad transportation in urban environments
https://www.bls.gov/jlt/jltreliability.htm Read the docs
Love the idea of discounts based on model error. ”this one doesn’t know what butterflies are, it’s on sale for 8% off”
Literally felony contempt of business model
Beef and gas prices are up due to policy (tariffs, war) If anything, it shows how effective government policy can be. Ironically higher beef and gas prices are quite good for reducing carbon emissions.
Anyone have guesses about how a transiting primordial black hole would effect a Sun like star? Paper is about tidal forces inducing supernova in white dwarfs. For that matter how might it effect sea tides?
I read it because Elon Musk mentioned it as a favorite. It’s a good book and you can see how the concept of controlling ubiquitous tech is a thing he tries to do
A lot of that comes from becoming incredibly rich then adopting morals and policy preferences that align with that level of wealth inequality
In a data center that is power constrained but not space constrained they could build out new racks and flip the power from the old racks. Wonder if this will lead to moderately used server GPUs on the secondary market…
This happened to me last night. Did a lazy prompt and the tower started to lean dangerously