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Go here, then click "go to local timings and animation" (I assume it's IP address based) and then there'll be a neat animation you can adjust showing the level of eclipse by time

Perhaps also one for the person who discovered the vuln.

> it should significantly enhance the human civilization in one or multiple domains (so things like rendering Mandelbrot set infinitely faster does not cut it IMO

I feel compelled to note that "greatness cannot be planned" [1] and often things that significant enhance human civilization didn't seem like that at first.

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKazBM3b74I

This is good advice!

See Table 1 on Page 6 in this paper https://arxiv.org/pdf/2311.02462.pdf

Not OP but this is helpful. What other advice can you share for maximizing conferences?

Apple seems to prefer to enter a space late, and then do it well after they've seen what works and doesn't work for others.

Ignore advice and trust your gut (and your wife's gut) on most things. Most of the parenting decisions I regretted were the ones where other people or books told me I "should" do something, but where my gut said otherwise. Knowing when to trust your gut is key, but my general rule is as long as I'm not acting out of urgency or stress, then I almost always trust my gut.

Is there a good book or blog post on what a good approach is for US-China relations, based on historical analogies and other frameworks? I'm curious because at first glance, it seemed bad that US VC firms are investing in these PRC companies, but then reading your comment, that makes sense too. So, I'm wondering if someone smart has already woven together a nice book that makes sense of it all - either China specific or generally for avoiding global conflict amongst superpowers.

Cool - thanks for answering!

Awesome! What sorts of products is your lab working on?

> He tells me that, by the end of this year, Meta will own more than 340,000 of Nvidia’s H100 GPUs

That's approx $15b worth of H100 GPUs.

I like the chevy tahoe callback - I'm assuming that's a reference to the chevy dealership that used an LLM and had people doing prompt tricks to get the chatbot to offer them a chevy tahoe for $1.

The specificity in your writing above "to make this more concrete" about how it works was also helpful for understanding the product.

I thought this would be about estimating the memory bandwidth of a human, either calculating the typical memory bandwidth, or giving some tests that would allow someone to approximate the memory bandwidth of their brain. That'd be neat.

My addition to title: “If you send >5000 emails a day.”

Posthaven has very helpful (free) tools for setting up this stuff. Also GPT has a good understanding of the dns records needed.

Very smart, seems super useful. Congrats on the launch

Reddit comments are a good example of this. To anyone that has ever posted a solution in response to a reddit question, thank you. You've saved me a lot of time and frustration!

For the original post, I think duty is too strong and I don't like being told what to do, but I get the idea and I too hope more people document things!

That seems surprising - can you elaborate?

Can you elaborate about counterfeit products being sold under "sold by amazon.com"? That's surprising to me, I treat that as a sign of something being non-counterfeit.

TensorRT-LLM plus int8 quantization = cheaper, minimal quality loss. Some nice tables in the post

Good to know. Which services did they phish for?

I didn't make this. It's interesting.

The homepage has general context.

There doesn't seem to be a page that includes all cars on one page, sadly. To see ratings including the 2023 models, go to the specific pages:

https://realsafecars.com/pickups/all

https://realsafecars.com/sedans/all

https://realsafecars.com/suvs/all

https://realsafecars.com/vans/all

Really interesting talk.

Here are the slides: https://leaddev.com/sites/default/files/2023-10/Behind-the-s...

Yes. In general, it would be great if companies threw away the outdated PR-communication playbook, and instead took a leaf from some indie devs and had the builders directly communicate with users as people. Products are built by people, companies are made up of people, but most communication is instead corporate.

In practice, I think the PR playbook is too entrenched, but we can dream.

How so? That's good to know that it can be bypassed.

Related: Set up screen time, and disable password changes and account changes, and set a (different to your regular passcode) screen time passcode. Then you have a separate passcode that keeps sensitive account changes locked.

Looks great! What kinds of products might the lab build?

Fractal book summaries: I'd like a tool that allows me to put in a PDF, .epub, or .mobi of a book, and have it output a chapter by chapter summary of varying degrees of summarization. So that then I can read the book in a fractal way. I can start with a one paragraph summary of each chapter, and I can click on anything I want to see more detail of, and it'll be instant. (So, it does all the summarization one off before I start reading)

It sounds like you might be wanting something for GPU batch job management. Some things to check out would be gpu orchestration tools, specifically: Slurm, Run.ai, and Skypilot.

Or maybe you're kind of wanting a serverless GPU cloud - check out Runpod, Modal, Baseten, and Replicate.

Links:

https://slurm.schedmd.com/documentation.html

https://www.run.ai/ml-workflow-management

https://github.com/skypilot-org/skypilot

https://www.runpod.io/serverless-gpu

https://modal.com/pricing

https://www.baseten.co/pricing/

https://replicate.com/pricing