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I can't tell if you are making a joke or not.

They are not even remotely equivalent. tinygrad is a toy.

If you are serious, I would be interested to hear how you see tinygrad replacing CUDA. I could see a tiny grad zealot arguing that it is gong to replace torch, but CUDA??

Have you looked into AMD support in torch? I would wager that like for like, a torch/amd implementation of a models is going to run rings around a tinygrad/amd implementation.

I went to check how many services are being impacted on down detector, but it was down.

If we didn't have people like that, then they would be right.

I few people have mentioned dagster and I took a look at that for some machine learning things I was playing with but I found dvc (data version control [1]) and I think it is fantastic. I think it also has more applications than just machine learning but really anything with data. If you have a bunch of shell scripts that write to files to pass data around, then dvc might be a good fit. it will do things like only rerun steps if it needs to. Also for totally non-data stuff, Prefect is great.

[1] https://dvc.org

No. Kids would need to memorize the private key of their parents id card.

You could have also self-hosted the GitHub Actions runner which might have been easier as long as you had something to run the runner on.

I think everyone should be reminded that a few years ago Garmin let someone take down their whole network (globally) and then paid the ransom after a few days [1]. In my opinion, the company does not deserve your money.

[1] https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/07/garma...

Has the author not used linux? I think there is already a garden of programs in /usr/bin

Is the whole internet gaslighting me? Hawkeye was played by Alan Alda and I’m kinda offended that anyone would attribute the role to anyone else but I’ve read a bunch of comments on different websites that make it seem like people remember him as Hawkeye.

A better test would be to see if it can still answer the question if you just exclude the limerick for that answer. Having a bunch of limericks in the context window will make it "think" about all of the limericks it "knows".

I can’t disagree with his point about song writing but I think ChatGPT is not going to alter the struggle that we face on a day to day basis. It is just going to amplify our accomplishments. The art that a single artist makes tomorrow might be the product of many lifetimes of human work yesterday.