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A couple millions IIRC. Nothing "large" compared to modern transformer models.

Yes, CPUs are still the main workhorse for many scientific workloads. Sometimes just because the code hasn’t been ported, sometimes because it’s just not something that a GPU can do well.

Looking forward to an electric car that’s not a gadget on wheels. Oh well that’s probably never going to happen

I'm not sure how I would do it otherwise, do you have an idea? The concept is that you can swap for the port you like, if that's USB-C then you have to choose between leaving the adapter slot empty (which you can I guess, even though it's probably awkward to use then), or using said "identity function".

I'm the first to complain about Tesla overselling their self-driving abilities, but I think the numbers used in this article are misleading. Miles per disengagements comparisons between Waymo (to pick one) and Tesla is like apples to oranges. Waymo operates in a closed fashion, is a laboratory-like setting (1), and I don't believe for one second that their miles per disengagements would be significantly better than Tesla in the real-world open settings that Tesla's FSD is being tested in. These numbers mean nothing when the environments used to compute them are so vastly different.

(1) Here's what I think is the case for Waymo's operations: - Phenix AZ only (maybe one more city?) -- Amazing sunny weather -- Clear line markings -- Can overfit to said city with HD maps, handcoding road quirks, etc - Waymo employees only -- Not to sound to tinfoil-hat, can we really trust this data - Even within Phenix, some filtering will happen as to which route are possible

So... Karaoke? Why do I have to read all of this to understand that they mean Karaoke?

For me, fish made my life instantly better without any real investment coming from bash. There are some incompatibilities, but I felt productive right away.

The parameters are the number of weights in a neural network, in this case.

This is really good news. It was a really contentious issue in RL and robotics research to be so reliant on proprietary (and very expensive) software.

All (I hope) gaming mice with fancy drivers will also just work fine without them.

My understanding is that it's pretty clear that vaccine do not do a good job at preventing infection (i.e. testing positive and/or having cold-like symptoms), Delta or not. I don't think they were ever advertised as such.

Exactly; sorry for the confusion

I think you just made OP's point.