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How many bits of information are in a real brain?

Slippery slope actually works though. Makes no sense to treat it like some unwelcome argument

For consumers they’re already destroying demand

Somewhat related, this vibe translation of vllm https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1vh9lx4/i_porte...

3.8 27b is the real news here

> No work hours of Starbucks, no local dining cafe, no menu contributions. This moves the goal posts of OSM

Presumably the LLMs already have all this from other sources of pdfs?

or contains() could be written by those who can write performant code, ..once

Ok I’m convinced, we rally at dawn?

Whats your point exactly? Are you purposely being obtuse? Plenty of uninformed people let their tv on the network, they shouldn’t. A separate box should instead. Tell me I'm wrong?…

Very disappointed openai

Most countries do

Tell your relatives, buy an apple tv

I worry that some model provider will go and hire artists to draw pictures of pelicans on bicycles to make training data

We use the ( ) [ ] { } keys more often than numbers, so it works out nice

Thunderbolt RDMA is slower and higher latency than if apple just gave us PCIe, where we could put a (old) connectX card in for infiniband

That relies on you knowing about what good settings are though

The need ‘default sets’ so that as the very first command I can say ‘use 2026.1 defaults’

Yeah but like running linux hopefully

My childhood was filled with increasing escalations of restrictions to both the computer and the network, and my workarounds. Excellent education

Its fairly simple to do the math and see that outside faang a few mill is being left on the table every 5-10 years

Same thing happened in the early days of Uber, with taxi licenses

Lifetime is too much. One or two re-orgs at most. People only spend a couple of years at each company anyway

Not if your already expecting US/EU customers to pay for the whole thing already