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This sounds like an amazing service. Setting up a proper testing environment for lightning always seemed daunting to me
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I should do a deep dive on this to assess the quality of the research
The 25,000 dollar car is going extinct because of monetary debasement
All the other talk about infotainment systems is a smokescreen. Infotainment doesn't add 30% to the cost of a car
In my family it's the opposite. My wife has hoarder tendencies and I'm the one reminding her that we need to throw stuff out.
That being said, it feels kinda bad that the optimal thing to do is sometimes to indiscriminately send things to the landfill. I'd love to be more thoughtful about re-homing certain items, but there just isn't enough time to think so carefully about every little thing.
Aren't you just describing the decoder part of the encoder-decoder model? The part where you decode embedding states into tokens?
Just playing devil's advocate here. I don't have a strong position on how similarly AI and humans think. But I want to push the limit of the argument.
People talk so much about the plight of Gen Z, but I actually know quite a few Gen Z from serving on college ministry in my church. I can't say I know 100% all their financial situations, but the stereotypes you read about in the media don't seem to ring true for me, so I'm wondering who are the Gen Z that these articles talk about. I certainly don't know anyone who uses BNPL.
There must be something deep to say about this. Imagine a person with a phd level education about a full range of topics, and you asked it to do rote work like stocking a vending machine or managing a daily budget. I wonder if that person would also start to hallucinate and have delusions of grandeur.
I should do a deep dive into how hot rankings are calculated. The one I did on the trust graph only covered how user-trust inside territories are calculated, but didn't cover the aggregation into hot rankings.