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Wouldn't an AoT Python-to-x86 compiler lead to a similar situation where the x86 processor would "run Python directly"?

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What makes his library “standard”?

This isn't about AI research, it's about delivering AI at unimaginable scale.

A striking picture! Thanks for sharing!

For your first question: https://platform.openai.com/tokenizer

Understandable but unbearable: these aren’t mutually exclusive.

A dumb thumbnail is a useful signal to know that I won’t want to watch the video anyway :)

Interesting, I’ve never heard about that. Do you have a source?

Reminds me of this saga I went through as an early adopter of AMD Threadripper 3970X: https://forum.level1techs.com/t/amd-threadripper-3970x-under... HN discussion: https://news.yc…

I built an app to make dealing with Jira less painful. It caches Jira tickets in a SQLite database, then uses GPT-3.5 to translate natural language queries into SQL that it then ex…

https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/3465e0c6-f5b2-4c42-95eb-2936148...

This is absolutely amazing! It brings back great memories of my childhood when I was doing similar mock UIs in QBasic, then QuickBasic, Turbo Pascal and Turbo C. Thanks for sharing…

I imagine it ran server-side (on Windows).

Why is this on GitHub?

Indeed, absolutely unbearable.

From the variety of intonations based on context, I doubt it’s speech synthesis.

One can also learn a great deal from their own (seasoned) engineering manager.

Happens to mine all the time! I figured a while back that he was just staying on the outdoor bench of a neighbor, and he had access to the food of her cats.