Don’t be evil.
This article reads so superficially. I would have hoped that a university would put a bit more of the actual mass of the research into their article about it.
Considering that the main argument is that supply chains are difficult, I don’t see how, for example, the US could confirm that China is no longer internally producing these AI training chips or vice versa. Aren’t the supply chains in different countries somewhat disjoint?
The problem is the spam so largely outweighs the actual hand-crafted, good ones, that just getting rid of it all is the only real solution for the end user.
\s(?) Why must these quotes always be so old already…
Is there even an easy way to type that character (without setting up a macro/replacement), or is this like a whole lot of effort for very little return?
So cool! I don’t think I’ve ever seen a braille image render before.
Asanoying as it is to change a habit, I would be reallgglad if alotof these things could become standardized accross different products. After all, I don’t speak a different variety ofEnglish just because I switched between Feams, Slack, Discord… so why should anything else I am typing i to the text fields have to change?
Yeah, as much as I disagree with the owners religious stance/beliefs, there isno denying that Chick-Fil-A is simple well priced, fast, decent fast food with great ustomer service added on around it. They have a very solid business model.
The only thing I would add to this is that (in my understanding) Nvidia is largely selling future GPU manufacturing capacity to the large AI providers. So, if the providers end up going belly up, thrn Nvidia might take heftly losses from that as well.
This seems like exactly the right question to ask. If yes, then why not for Dolly, if no, then I can get behind this argument.
Not to take away from your beautiful comment, but wasn’t there recently some research that the appendix might actually be beneficial? It had something to do with storing a copy of gut bacteria that can be re-seeded into the gut if needed. (I’ll post a link if I come across the study again.)