Oh yeah? Name ONE ape that wrote Shakespeare. Go on I’ll wait

AI is cool. AI research is valuable. AI has the power to be a transformative technology.

Corporate AI hype for tech fueled neofeudalism is not cool. Commodification of AI is not valuable. LLMs will never substantively change the world.

Why not password protect the keys (ala Linux ssh / gpg symmetric encryption for local storage of PPK)

Likely Accounting trickery

Half the time I look on stack overflow it feels like the answer is irrelevant by todays standards

Tldr: New desktop environment designed for PopOS (but usable elsewhere)

Temple OS

An oversimplification but Imagine you have an algebraic math function where every word in English can be assigned a number.

x+y+z=n where x y z are the three words in a sentence. N is the next predicted word based on the coefficients of the previous 3.

Now imagine you have 10 trillion coefficients instead of 3. That’s an LLM, more or less. Except it’s done procedurally and there’s actually not that many input variables (context window) just a lot of coefficients per input

Good point! Hadn’t thought of that

Absolute boneheaded move by NVIDIA. Guess they just saw dollar signs and stopped thinking. What I don’t get is they are already at like 300% capacity I don’t think there will be any business short falls from selling only to US customers

Vector embeddings with ChromaDB. Basically you pre compute the word embeddings of every row / table / whatever granularity you want and then stick that into a vector DB. Then you do an embedding computation of your query and compare similarity. You can either return the table / row / whatever you want that’s most similar (“semantic search”) or you use that as context for an LLM (“RAG”)

Hey Vsauce, Michael here…

vibraphone intensifies

This would become an Anti trust suit I would imagine.

I don’t really know what to make of this article.

1. Bosses != executives / people in charge of making return to work decisions. Is there remorse from the people who were actually responsible for the return to work decision-making? or is it middle management who didn’t really want to come back either expressing their lack of satisfaction how “corporate” executed?
2. If it really is an ineffective policy It’s never too late to admit your mistake and pivot. If you aren’t doing that, then what is this besides lip service?

I don’t know if this is really the case but it comes across a little as “ah shucks sorry we didn’t do so great with all that… oh well too late now, bygones and whatnot, get back to work.” You aren’t absolved lol every day the policy continues its an endorsement that its what you continue to want

MY NAME IS BARRY ALLEN AND IM THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE

gets outrun every episode

fuck yeah I live for this shit. Glad there’s smart people doing their thing. Wonder what they’ll call it. Muon force?

That’s awful. I don’t know why sign language isn’t made into an official state language that everyone has to learn some basic amount of proficiency

The real prions were the cognito hazards we fell into along the way

A bunch of programs that form the core utilities required to make an OS useful.

The Deck is for sure standing on the shoulder’s of giants.