Comment Re:Toaster (Score 1) 22
Depends on which GPU is doing the toasting.
Depends on which GPU is doing the toasting.
Yes, the one with the LCD display.
TV shows have the opposite incentive, as they generally want to maximize the number of episodes they can generate from the premise. Some shows do this badly, and very clearly work to avoid moving the story forward.
X-Files did it too, and it even happens in video games, like Destiny 2.
When the smallest version of the model is quantized to 4 bits, it only takes 2GB of memory, so yes this should be able to run on actual consumer GPUs.
The A100 is mentioned if you want to "fine tune" the model, which means feeding in new data and training up a modified model. Training a model always needs more time than inferencing with it, but the inferencing can definitely run on a small GPU. (FWIW, my old nVidia 1050 can run small models very well.)
The dataset (The Stack v2) does indeed claim to be 67.5TB, while v1 was 6.4TB. But then it also reports being "~900B tokens," while v1 was "~200B tokens." I don't know what that means, but it might be the source of the 4x number.
Fast autofocus is old news, the question is can it do focus tracking during videos?
That's what we're talking about, right? Auto Focus? Though it's weird they'd mention that without mentioning camera access.
Apple?
It keeps growing cuz nobody can figure out how to exit.
When I see a gas station that charges extra for credit, I keep driving until I find one that doesn't.
Weird brag. Those stations are not charging a lower price for credit, they're just charging a higher price for cash. So you're bragging about how you only buy the most expensive gas.
... I appreciate the protection from potential scammers
If you're shopping where the gas stations are scams yet you're bragging about how you can afford to do better, maybe you should just stop going to those places?
Around here, gas stations aren't scams, so I just find the lowest price and pay cash there. Although these days, gas is expensive enough that I can justify paying the debit card fee, so even at a "cash-only" station I don't need cash.
Awesome, thanks for that.
Actually, conservatives banned the bible in Utah. Or rather, they passed a law banning the sorts of things that appear in the bible. It took a concerted effort to get them to abide by their own law and ban the bible.
Direct link to paper: https://academic.oup.com/mnras...
Pics aren't much to look at, but here: https://time.com/6279551/large...
And here's a simulation of a tidal disruption event for comparison:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
High-end Snapdragons actually. But yeah they're still mobile CPUs, so pretty limited.
They problem is that they're running at the equivalent of 4K, and that's only recently become reasonable for a full desktop, and only if the GPU is above mid-range. IMO picture quality and view angles won't really start to be "excellent" until we hit 8k.
This is probably the reason Apple is taking so long: to get something up to Steve-Jobs-quality, the technology just doesn't exist yet.
I can't find the article even though I know its velocity precisely.
"I say we take off; nuke the site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure." - Corporal Hicks, in "Aliens"
