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Why would we need to tie up a plane? Would they fly away otherwise?

Slop in slop out

Looks quite interesting! I’ve been working on AnyModal, a framework for integrating different data types (like images and audio) with LLMs: https://github.com/ritabratamaiti/AnyModal. It seems that voyage-multimodal-3 would be quite promising in developing multimodal LLMs, but I am not sure if that is the intended use case.

I think the 'broligarchy' is simply a reactionary response to a system that is overly derisive of tech...

Maker here! Feel free to let me know your comments.

2 litres of (diet) soda is definitely an absurd amount

Would not do them any good, without the skilled manpower to operate and maintain it

Speculating... but maybe Anthropic is about to come up with something big

Next up, using GPT as a decision engine of a thermal power plant.

I like working on side projects (based on whatever is trending in tech at the moment, think LLMs, generative AI etc.) I also like climbing, hiking, bubble tea, and collecting old movies in my native language and upscaling them.

That's interesting, did they give the mechanism for how the antenna grid accelerated vegetation growth or was the conclusion obtained through statistical analysis?

From the Huggingface blog post: Making LLMs even more accessible with bitsandbytes, 4-bit quantization and QLoRA (https://huggingface.co/blog/4bit-transformers-bitsandbytes)

Some of these feel quite black mirror-y

Bumpy Skies Ahead: Climate Change Causes Rise in Turbulence, Costing Airlines Millions From the article: According to new research, clear-air turbulence (CAT) has become more common due to climate change, and it's projected to become an even bigger problem in the future. CAT is particularly tricky to navigate as it forms in cloudless skies and is typically invisible to a plane's radar.

Over 8,000 subreddits have gone dark or read-only in protest of Reddit's new API pricing, which will shut down many third-party apps.

(Note)[https://atlasalpha.serenebase.com/post?recordId=recOLlq0KKbT...]: The agreement comes after JPMorgan's CEO, Jamie Dimon, claimed he barely knew of Epstein's existence, a claim that has raised more than a few eyebrows.

While I agree with you that companies should provide sufficient information to enable consumers to repair their products, I think considering the complexity that goes into manufacturing mechanical components and fabricating circuit boards, it would be a long shot for many consumers to repair equipment on their own.

Hobbyists/industrial outfits would be a different story as they would have in-house expertise....

The post is also available at the writer's blog: https://trevorklee.substack.com/p/artificial-general-intelli...

From Ancient Rome to Modern Societies: How the Monopoly of Violence Maintains Order in Civilizations

I think the allure of "crypto" is the same as the allure of "gold": it's a store of value that isn't subject to government manipulation (may/may not always be true)