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By the way, can it be slower than without speculative decoding in worst case then?
I heard that speculative decoding doesn't affect performance (I meant accuracy). Am I wrong about it?
Just get a DEF 14A (Annual meeting) filing of a company from SEC EDGAR.
I have seen so many mistakes when looking at the result closely.
Here is a DEF 14A filing from Salseforce. You can print it to a PDF and then try converting.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1108524/000110852425...
Not really in practice to me. Especially they still struggle with Table format detection.
So it basically has no difference from the alternatives you mentioned.
Companies can definitely fund it. But to be fair the gov, including NIST, also relies on CVE.
Use a tool that does one thing well like rclone.
We had a lot of Cesium 3D tiles of construction sites, captured by drones. It was quite easy to place them to Unreal engine. Is was fun to place random things in the map and mess around it.
AWS' recent "serverless" products, Aurora Serverless v2 and MSK Serverless for example, had been very misleading with "serverless" title.
I hope it is not a lie this time.
How is it different?
Anyone tried it?
In my case, I am hesitate to add another cloud service in the Sub-Processor list to meet GDPR.
Actually, if it is an Otel wrapper, I don't think you don't need to offer self-hosting the server at all. Making easy to integrate with other Otel ecosystems would be enough.
> It would be more of a licensing setup.
At least this is much better than FOSS first than switching to a non-FOSS license like what happened to hashicorp and redis.