Someone needs to figure out how to convert mineral oil into food.
If it could be done, we solve world hunger overnight.
Oddly many countries explicitly have a law that such a thing is forbidden. I wonder it it was preemptively protecting farmers?
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If it could be done, we solve world hunger overnight.
Oddly many countries explicitly have a law that such a thing is forbidden. I wonder it it was preemptively protecting farmers?
Surely anyone can take any piece of CUDA code and tell some LLM to port it to another platform and keep grinding till performance is identical?
Why not just mod the app to not call this API?
Both of those can be modelled - rather precisely if you have the compute power. By modelling the derivative of all of those things with respect to every parameter of a parametric design, losses can be minimised with gradient descent and a huge Jacobian matrix.
A few parameters are obvious (string length, arm length, etc), but there is no need to keep the set small - you could model the exact shape of the projectile latch as a spline with 100 parameters for example, and let gradient descent find the best shape to minimize losses.
AI can set up and run all those simulations, and all you have to do is pay the AWS bill for all the open foam instances you'll be running.
I would think you want it decreasing to near zero to extract all the kinetic energy from the mass, leaving the mass stationary as it hits the ground.
Instead lawmakers should be making new laws.
Game developers often aren't super careful with this stuff, and there could be literal gigabytes of data which isn't used at all.
You're literally encouraging someone else to come in and steal your customer base,
If the benefits are as big as some estimate, the added longevity and productivity will lead to more than that much economic benefit to the nation.
If this is caused by the weight loss, it is a little disappointing that public health didn't act quicker - lots of people have been overweight for a century now, so literally 10's of millions of people could have been saved from dementia had action been taken 100 years ago.
That sounds like a policy written by someone who doesn't understand how LLM's work...
I guess this website isn't ready for primetime yet.
Let me rewrite it all only to still have most of the same issues it used to have, and a few extra ones too.
I do wonder if more smartness could be had by using sparser experts.... And possibly even having some kind of expert switching penalty to try to reduce the amount of data read from read only flash memory by encouraging subsequent tokens to use already loaded experts.
Then a spammer has to persuade you to add them to contacts before they spam you
Gotta be hard to tune that.
Interestingly most buyers didn't care about HD, DD etc. I suspect they went into art projects.
Presumably the patch for that will be to make it an infinity timeout.
Did the server go down or did I hit one of your limits?
Having worked on Chromium, the codebase is very modular and internal API's change pretty slowly.
I can stop work on my project (which does fairly serious surgery to the internals of the rendering system) and come back a month later and typically spend less than a day to merge head back in.
Do deliver and they don't get paid because the buyer purchased with money that doesn't exist.
Lose-lose situation!
Clearly the weighting of those things depends on the usecase