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The people you're talking about would strangle this entire country to death (and have) before allowing a single 3-story building to be built outside of the small areas that were already been zoned for it 80 years ago.
The Canadian Indigenous identity issues tied up in this project are the only force that have ever been powerful enough to bludgeon them into submission, just this one time.
I am curious about what you mean by this. There is a (very understandable) common misconception about what "mixture of experts" means in current practice.
Mixtral is not a mixture of fully-separable domain experts, like one is an expert at programming and one is an expert at arts and literature. The "experts" are per-layer (and as far as I know, the subject of their "expertise" not even interpretable at this point).
M Y P U S S Y I N B I O
Especially since (I'm fairly sure? though this is apparently not trivial to find today) it doesn't use temperature=0.
Fundamental factual error, about a figure who anybody doing OpenAI kremlinology would be extremely familiar with.
Inspiring reporting by the Washington Post as usual.
Which isn't to say that either is so unforgiveably horrible, just that it's very funny to see someone try to make this case without a shred of self-awareness.
Pretty much by definition, its "full market value" cannot be determined by a committee.
Its content is increasingly being age-restricted and demonetized by YouTube.
It's also 12 characters shorter.
Let me guess: you ran this through an LLM, and have posted the resulting hallucination as an undisclaimed fact.
Yeah. I initially came into this news ready to edgelord out with everybody else, but, synthesizing from some other comments I've read on the internet today:
Thinking of the dads that owned their little computer stores in the 80s getting their fingers blown off and dying in their parking lots while reading these comments.
> Friends recall Hugh as a man who embraced life, a gentle man with a sense of humor who had traveled around the world, climbed mountains, and studied languages. He cared about politics, was “fair and kind” in business, and was remembered as “straightforward, honest, and sincere.” He left behind his mother, sister, family members, a girlfriend who loved him dearly, and a circle of friends and colleagues who respected and cared for him.
Kaczynski’s account of the killing:
> Experiment 97. Dec. 11, 1985. I planted a bomb disguised to look like a scrap of lumber behind Rentech Computer Store in Sacramento. According to the San Francisco Examiner, Dec. 20, the “operator” (owner? manager?) of the store was killed, "blown to bits, on Dec. 12. Excellent. Humane way to eliminate somebody. He probably never felt a thing. 25,000 reward offered. Rather flattering.
I'm struggling to come up with any other examples that have lasted as long that are as beloved.
RIP
But it seems pretty absurd to charge Elon Musk with under-delivering. Do you not remember what the idea of an electric car meant prior to 2005? Or the possibilities and economics of reusable spacecraft just 5 years ago?
As long as that move doesn't somehow end up solely responsible for burning the site to the ground, I can't imagine he'll regret it.
It had been part of the scientific conversation for over a month before his involvement (an eternity in 2020 time), eg https://www.nature.com/articles/s41422-020-0282-0
TLDR; printing press copied book that could have been trivially transcribed by hand.
TLDR; farm produced food that could have been trivially foraged.
The things he is concerned about when he's "futzing about with content moderation" are deep enough in that chain that it's easy to lose connection, but are absolutely part of it.
2. Highest probability of any product shutdown of this exploding "don't even bother, Google will just shut it down in a few years" into broad public consciousness
3. It's an enormous market and they know they'll want to try again
4. Maybe it's relatively not that much money. I would be surprised if I knew more than one or two people who'd ever even heard of Stadia
Like not by some forgotten technocrats incidentally during his time, but Julius Caesar himself as a subject matter expert, as a side-project. With consultation, certainly, but by his initiative, from long-standing engagement with the problem in one of his early jobs from long before he was a main character of the Roman story.
Digestable and entertaining (fragment of a) video on the topic: