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The worst part to me is their inability to tell the truth because of what seems to be legal reasons?

This makes them one of the largest car companies in the world. Pretty wild

I think the equivalent is basically blog posts. It’s hard to formalize marketing in the same way CS things can be formalized.

I wonder if this could be used to train an LLM to convert PDFs with rich charts into HTML?

I only used Bird once and have always thought they were not a great way of getting around. That said this is a real bummer to me. If commuting and mobility were much much easier the world would look a lot different for the better (in my opinion).

I hope there are more attempts to make getting around and getting to places you need and want to go easier.

Interesting. Do you think html generation is one of the things that makes the numbers look so good for 3.2 YJIT? We run a mostly json api only app. I think json serialization is notoriously slow in ruby so I was hoping yjit would speed it up.

I moved from ruby 2.7 to 3.2 for a rails app and was hopeful that it would lead to large speedups like shopify claims it did for them, but was bummed to find it did basically nothing. Anyone else running a large rails app have a similar or different experience?

I don’t think it’s possible to determine if a decision like this is a good one without working at the company. News articles like this are useless.

This is really cool. I wonder how long it will be till we have GPT-4 quality models that run locally (if we ever will). Would open up a lot of possibilities.

This is really cool. I know lots of banks and trading firms have built home grown tools that do something similar to this.