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Comment #49226143
Yes, you can redirect the reader eyes elsewhere as many times as you like. That's the beauty of lasagna. There's a happy medium though. I've seen some people say "functions shouldn…
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Comment #49226085
This requires something other than a free market, and for China to not exist. We're not there yet. There's plenty of competition to prevent this, for now, with AI spending being an…
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Comment #49219367
You've confused engineering compromise for malice, and reversed the purpose. For the model capabilities and inference power draw, what alternative do you see to a (at least mostly)…
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Comment #49219327
I think it's incredibly naive to assume there's not documentation. Maybe look into NASA and the Voyager 2 program a bit. Experts aren't made from reading a data sheet or process do…
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Comment #49218008
Or, more likely, it's that concise code requires a much deeper, wholistic, understanding that these models just are capable of yet. Same with a junior dev. They don't write long fo…
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Comment #49217625
Nice. Does it use a summarization, or a hard cutoff?
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Comment #49216592
> Most of that additional reasoning is a lot of garbage and you can redirect it to useful output. What do you mean by "redirect it to useful output"? Could you give an example? Thi…
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Comment #49216565
https://archive.is/dG07h
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Comment #49216266
In this case, the preparation for "starting to leave" this benchmark would be getting a new benchmarks ready, because this one appears it will soon be obsolete.
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Comment #49214023
Nobody with cursory knowledge of the US voting system would though. Edit: to the downvotes, our system doesn't care about popular vote, and neither do the most democratic/left left…
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Comment #49213848
I do. The point is inference speed and power, making previously impossible local inference possible. A side effect of that hardware optimization is fixed capabilities. You've confu…
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Comment #49205589
Not all is, including the one mentioned in the article. There are many "natural" chewing gum brands, that use plant based gum. You can buy boxes Amazon, or usually find them in the…
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Comment #49203939
I don't follow. How is that related? GPUs don't have fixed memory. You don't throw them away when you want to load a new model. NVIDIA will probably give us a new GPU when someone …
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Comment #49203876
How is that in any way related to a consumer device? This method doesn't reduce physical memory requirements, so still results in huge die area. This isn't a for-end-user thing, pr…
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Comment #49203840
No, the point is inference speed and power.
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Comment #49201734
What's the clear best, that you see?
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Comment #49190456
I think those sorts of priorities come later. I've never known a junior engineer that prioritized anything much beyond "holly shit, someone finally gave me a job, and I'm making mo…
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Comment #49190377
More direct link: https://nso.edu/press-release/nsf-inouye-solar-telescope-ena...
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Comment #49186995
Then I think you should re-read the original comment, with this revelation in mind.
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Comment #49186082
It's demonstrated fact that GPS is not 100% reliable, which would be required to meet the "on its own" requirement. See the article you're commenting under, and documentation about…
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Comment #49177808
Cameras that require internet to connect to are a mistake, but cameras that use Wifi for local link are fine (wifi is perfect for this). And, having some way to connect remotely is…