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I need to have the answers faster it is that simple, I don't want the users to wait for more than a few seconds.

I will check it out! I am using that exact model and it is very verbose when compared with the latest Muse, for example, increasing the completion time a bit too much.

Sorry, can't say just yet but nothing as dramatic as what was guessed below :)

It's not launched yet and 2k isn't a hard requirement but faster inference of relatively simple prompts make a big difference for us. Cerebras also failed because it has very small context window.

I am using opencode and Inception.ai (the fastest so far)

I tried Cerebras this week for my project and their 27b model at 2000tks would be perfect for it. Unfortunately it doesn't do the 2k tokens per second which is what I am looking for.

There is this Swiss study that found wildly different dentistry diagnosis including when the patient had be cleared up front by the researchers. Poorer looking people also got more treatments prescribed then wealthier ones (the same person wearing different clothes). Here is a good summary of the findings: https://journalistsresource.org/economics/dentists-recommend...

For me it is line space, I keep reading the same line over and over (desktop Macos).

The comments here are confusing risk with health consequences. Whereas working in construction or with heavy machinery poses much higher risks than sitting at a desk for 30 years the results may be just as bad in both cases.

Just like a construction worker should observe H&S to minimize accidents, the office worker should get up regularly and exercise but, again in both cases, ignorance, carelessness or a heavy handed boss are rampant.

I like that so many of the winners attended the ceremony, one should never take yourself too seriously.

I have had instances where the app runs fine on the simulator but crashes on the device. This might solve that.

Here in Portugal we already have many products (specially fruit) from Brazil, Peru and other South American countries. Will the prices go down as they won't have to pay EU tariffs?

Or 4 thousand for the NVIDIA RTX A6000 which also runs the 120b just fine (quantized).

If you are over 50 and live in Southern Europe this used to be a ver common way to spend an afternoon. Maybe add a newspaper and definitely a cigarette to go with your coofee. Very relaxing.

Two hundred million would be really good compared with 35 for a 10-12 car ferry. We have had larger ferries in the past which would do the whole archipelago and would take over 100 cars.

I had no idea that would be the cost of a ferry albeit old. We have a massive problem with transportation between islands due to lack of ships/investment. For example, out of the 9 islands only three have daily voyages and right now even that isn't happening as one boat broke down and another is away on maintenance. We could do we a couple even old ones.

The main issue I saw here with the electric ferry was that 90% of the installed generation in the islands uses HFO so we would be charging the ferry with a fuel that pollutes more than the diesel used to run it.

I would like to know its price. Here in the Azores Islands there was a project to replace an ICE ferry with an electric one but they couldn't agree on the price with the boat builders. It went up to as much as 35 million Euros but it ended up being cancelled as that, apparently, wasn't enough for a ferry that can do 1-1.5 hour crossings with a dozen cars or so.

And when I click them I get a page with "Did you mean netflix.com? The site you just tried to visit looks fake. Attackers sometimes mimic sites by making small, hard-to-see changes to the URL." which then sends me to the Netfçix home page. Chrome on MacOS.

The price increases seem reasonable (from 6 to 7, 12 to 14, etc) given inflation. Have they been increasing prices frequently or am I missing something?

This would be very cool within a game setting. Just imagine feeling the sensation of fresh air as you go through a door. Even if it were small effects it could add a huge leap in realism and immersion. Smell is a very powerful sense.

For me the oddest thing are the prices they go for.

The main thing is that LLMs aren't software programs and as such should not be compared to them.

Implementing Gene Expression Programming* in CUDA for our software: https://www.genexprotools.com/

* https://gene-expression-programming.com/

No try giving that email at the store.

This actually looks quite good for a brand new development. I am big fan of vertical docks but that vertical time...

I have an A6000 and the main advantage over a 3090 cluster is the build simplicity and relative silence of the machine (it is also used as my main dev workstation).

This is the story of all the niche software products out there. Put together a smoke and mirrors demo, get a customer, build the product.

I do, I've been waiting for thinner iPhones to retire my iPhone 11.

Just for fun I asked ChatGPT "How would you ask an LLM to write a drawing program for the ATARI?" and it asked back a bunch of details to which I answered "I have no idea, just go with the simplest option". It chose the correct graphics mode and BASIC and created the program (which I didn't test).

I still agree with you for large applications but for these simple examples anyone with a basic understanding of vibe coding could wing it.

Maybe this is the dawn of the multicore era for LLMs.