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> The official CLI for the OpenAI REST API.

If that’s not clear then you’re probably not the target audience for this.

The subtitle in the readme:

> The official CLI for the OpenAI REST API.

Did you read the readme?

Their success is subsidized heavily by distillation, and even then, the Big Labs are no more than an OOM larger.

This is per card pricing, not per cluster pricing, so I think you’re off by an OOM or 2

all of the side effects that people are attributing to tirzepatide seem to be ones that are symptoms of losing a lot of weight quickly and eating a low calorie diet for an extended time.

hair loss is a symptom that fits into that category.

I'm not old enough to have gone through the revolution that was programming languages that got increasingly more abstract and decoupled from the metal, but surely there's a lesson that can be learned from that era?

Feels antithetical to their big model bitter lesson strategy

Your four year old has billions of years of learning embedded in his weights/architecture for generalized motor control :)

Wow, I had no idea that they are so small, that’s incredible! Really goes to show how much visual information can be compressed.

The reaction latency you’re referring to for humans includes perception, planning, and actuation, I’d separate that from the concerns of the hardware, which are mostly about actuation frequency.

From what I understand about AV (as a non-expert!), all three of those steps happen at different clock rates, ie you have a planner that’s updating continuously with observations from sensors at one rate, that planner then issues actions that get picked up by the actuators at another rate.

In that sense 20hz should really be compared to human reflexes without perception and planning; in scenarios where one is anticipating an action, response time can be as low as 150ms. in that context, I think 50ms/20hz is plenty reasonable for an automated driver.

Am I wrong in saying that the interfaces presented to the model in OMP versus plain old Pi are identical?

Curious why you think it's unsustainable?

Because it’s good on benchmarks but not on real usage?

It’s hard to compound in a negative direction for too long, no? People see a compounded value for a short period of time and say “that’s not the direction we want to go, let’s course correct”.

I don’t think it would - tokens are so profitable and the race dynamics make the deployment timelines for most renewables untenable.

Throughput for solar projects is very high and increasing, latency is unfortunately also very high.