kojoru

interesting - an equivalent Azure Document Intelligence service (scanning with layout) is 10$/1k

I'm wondering: how can understanding gradient descent help in building AI systems on top of LLMs? To mee it feels like the skills of building "AI" are almost orthogonal to skills of building on top of "AI"

> There's no technical reason, other than thinness, for the way Dell soldered the RAM down, for instance.

That's a sentiment that's been repeated a lot, and it's not fully true.

One important property that soldered-on RAM has is increased security. There's been a demonstrably practical way to break full-disk encryption with physical access to a turned on or sleeping computer by re-attaching the memory quickly to another computer. The keys then can be read from the memory.

That's not a vector you have anymore if the memory is not removable.

> block signups for all IP addresses we identify as coming from within Russia

I think they hope that this way they will not be blocked and thus the existing customers can keep connecting indefinitely.

Question from someone relatively clueless: Does that mean that NFTs also will use negligible amount of electricity once that's completely gone through?