corey_moncure

For 楷書 type fonts this may be true, but you ought to know there’s more to it, don’t you?

Decorticate posturing of the hands

Javascript put me off a career in IT for 20 years, and even today I still avoid it like radioactive waste.

If I understand it correctly, the effect of experts is a weighted sum of the individual calculation of each token meeting each expert, where experts to be met by a token are selected on an individual basis. Since a sum is commutative, though, it should be possible to send a large batch of tokens copied to multiple GPUs, where experts are streamed into VRAM, partitioned across GPUs. Then the bottleneck is your PCI-E bandwidth. With 2 GPUs at Gen 4 x16, you should have 60 GB/s of TX bandwidth, allowing you to upload a half precision quant of DeepSeek (about 360 GB) in about 6 seconds.

  1 GPU  -  30 GB/s TX - 12 seconds
  2 GPUs -  60 GB/s TX - 6 seconds
  4 GPUs - 120 GB/s TX - 3 seconds

Then you just optimize your batch size to match the compute time to the upload time of each GPU. The expert calculation results can be retrieved from the GPUs and summed up.

Its venting gas and yawing again. None of that deploy and re-entry stuff is gonna happen.

This is a tall tale told by one of his sons to pump up the mystique (=> market value) of the unpublished work at the time of his father's death. Common sense and technical analysis tell a different story.

By all means,there's no way anyone, even the great Master himself, could have undertaken a project of 14 fugues with various subjects, with the final one (14, not 15) being a quadruple fugue that combines four of them together, without being certain of what the subjects were and that ultimately they could indeed be combined.

Bach scholars have analyzed the paper and the device used to draw staff lines to show that a completed version likely existed, now lost.

Yes inside the DB where it cannot be debugged or optimized

We definitely don’t need any such “feature”. If you want to live in a safety bubble you are free to do so. Kindly respect the freedom of the rest of us as well. Have a nice day!

Ars has been like this ever since Conde Nast bought them. It was a great publication a long time ago.

Take a picture of your energy screen and post it.

This nonsense again.

My 2020 S has a lifetime Wh/Mi of ~260. When the battery was new it was 96 kWh, that's 369 miles. And I floor that sucker all the time for fun, blast the stereo, and run the A/C constantly. Luggage rack on the roof.

At the end of the day, I've never had a real problem with the range. I definitely don't feel lied to. I wouldn't trade it for any other car in the world.

I'm an American and what's actually embarrassing to me is the hundreds of millions of dollars we have spent keeping a meat grinder running that has claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands to a million good men and women. Likewise the Biden family's involvement in corruption in Ukraine stinks to High Hell and I cannot be moved to regard these two phenomena as coincidental.

I actually do not care one bit where the line on the map is drawn between Ukraine and Russia and I find it very weird that so many of us claim to. Think what could have been done instead, with all the wasted lives, time, and money. THAT, is embarrassing!

If China wants to start paying for queer theater in Lesotho, I say they are more than welcome to! But I wouldn't hold my breath for this to happen... Have a Nice Day :)

You can change the rules of the game, yes. Then we will simply be playing a different game, and strategies will update accordingly.